OSHA Trainer: Matt Murphy

This 10-hour safety course satisfies the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's construction safety training program requirements providing concrete/masonry workers, supervisors and field personnel an awareness of safety and health concerns in the construction industry placing special emphasis on OSHA regulations that address concrete/masonry issues. This information is essential for those who need to know current OSHA regulations and requirements for safety and health standards or need to verify these standards are followed. 

This OSHA 10-hour construction program is specifically designed to help concrete/masonry workers and supervisors identify and avoid hazards they are likely to encounter every day on the job. The workshop is highly engaging and includes video segments of jobsite scenarios that show typical hazards and their remedies.

This interactive workshop will be presented in designated modules using a combination of text book material, visual media, lecture and demonstration:
• Introduction to OSHA & General Safety and Health Provisions
• Health Hazards and Basics of Personal Protective Equipment
• Electrical Safety
• Struck By/Caught In
• Fall Protection
• Scaffolding
• Trenching/Excavation
• Concrete and Masonry Construction
• Safety Programs

Registration includes 29 CFR 1926 OSHA Construction Industry Regulations Manual (a $50 value), Introduction to OSHA Student Handout Packet, continental breakfast, boxed lunch and safety training completion card. Seminar and materials are presented in English.
 
Space is limited to 40 participants, so register early!

MOOSHA FEE: $325; $375 after 12/12/12 and onsite

10.0 continuing education hours approved for AIA/CES (HSW), MCAA and DBPR/CILB No. 0010684.

Construction Boot Camp for Field Leaders—Four Corners of Field Leadership Excellence
Code: MOLBC  NEW!
Monday, February 4, 2013
8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Boot Camp Instructor: Brad Humphrey

This nationally acclaimed two-day workshop has been tailored for a special ONE-DAY event at World of Concrete. This interactive session will address the “Four Corners of Field Leadership Excellence.”

Articulation
• Five techniques to better communication
• Get your point across without losing respect AND your job
• Build confidence in your public presentation

Coordination
• Build better understanding between you and others
• Line out daily expectations with less confusion and greater productivity
• Keep your team organized, focused and coordinated

Organization
• Build next week’s mindset by using the best planning tool
• Use of Daily AM and PM Huddles
• Keep your eyes on the week’s production requirements and make adjustments

Acceleration
• Four tips to take your workers to the “next level” of success
• Develop vision; then learn how to cast that vision
• Ten time-management tools to make you the “Most Valuable Field Leader” in your company

Who Should Attend?
This Boot Camp is for the construction owner or senior leader who may need a tune-up and is trying to move their field leaders to the next level. It’s also for the construction field leader who is fighting daily battles bringing their people along. This program will recharge “batteries” and put field-proven practices into the hands of those who attend.

Boot Camp attendees will receive a copy of:
• Next Week’s Look Ahead
• AM/PM Huddle Card
• Field Leader’s HR Pocket Coach©
• Several leadership templates to be used for company development efforts

Registration includes continental breakfast and light lunch.

Space is limited to 60 participants, so register early!

MOLBC FEE: $325; $375 after 12/12/12 and onsite

8.0 continuing education hours approved for AIA/CES and MCAA.

Train-the-Trainer: Articulating Boom Crane
Code: TCO NEW!
Monday, February 4, 2013
8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Instructor: Ron Overton

URGENT NOTICE: Per the November of 2010 federal construction crane rule, all persons operating cranes must be nationally certified operators by Nov 10, 2014 (29CFR1926.1427). NCCCO (National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators) written and practical national operator certification exams recognized by OSHA will satisfy this rule.

In this 8-hour trainer workshop, attendees receive a complete in-house qualification program plus training on implementation. Participants will be qualified and authorized as in-house instructors to teach rules/regulations for safe use of articulating cranes, preparing their company operators to pass the NCCCO Articulating Boom Crane (ABC) Operator National Certification exams. Program includes complete Trainer’s Kit ($695 value) containing Trainers Manual, ten 120-pg workbooks, PowerPoint slides, record forms, and practice quizzes w/keys.

Participants may choose to take the NCCCO National Certification written exam (TUCOW) on Tues Feb 5, 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm plus the 45-minute NCCCO practical exam (COP) offered Tuesday afternoon through Friday morning. Participants successfully completing both exams will receive NCCCO Operator Certification Cards to meet the new Federal Crane requirements.

Separate registration and fees required for the Train-the-Trainer TCO ($875; $1,075 after 12/12/12), written exam TUCOW ($225) and practical COP ($275).

Space is limited to 50 participants, so register early!

TCO FEE: WOC Special $875 (Regularly $1495); $1,075 after 12/12/12 and onsite.
Fee includes lunch plus complimentary admission to WOC 2013 exhibits ($75 value).

QUESTIONS? For the Trainer Workshop, contact Overton Safety, 866-531-0403. For the certification program, contact Joel Oliva with NCCCO, 703-560-2391, x209.

URGENT NOTICE: Per the federal construction crane rule effective Nov. 2010, (29CFR1926.1425, 1428, 1430) employers must ensure the following employees are qualified persons and have been trained, tested and evaluated to perform the tasks involved. (Proof of training or qualification must be available to OSHA upon request.)
1. All workers on a construction site are trained on hazards of working around cranes and the rules for energized power line clearances
2. Only qualified riggers will detach, attach or rig loads for cranes
3. Only qualified signalpersons and spotters will provide signals for crane operations or spot for crane clearances

In this 4-hour trainer workshop, attendees will become authorized in-house instructors to teach rules/regulations to properly select, inspect and use basic rigging and signaling/spotting for overhead hoisting. Signaling, spotting and recognizing the hazards of working around cranes are included. This program will assist employers to comply with the Federal Crane rule requiring qualified riggers and signalpersons on the jobsite.

Participants receive the Trainer’s Kit ($695 value) which contains Trainer’s Manual, PowerPoint slides and script, practice quizzes with grading keys, practical evaluation forms, riggers pocket handbook and ten 100-page workbooks with pocket reference cards.

Space is limited to 75 participants, so register early!

TRS FEE: WOC Special $695 (Regularly $1295); $895 after 12/12/12 and onsite
Fee includes complimentary admission to WOC 2013 Exhibits - $75 value

Questions about this program should be directed to Ron Overton, Instructor. Ph: 866-531-0403 or email ron@overtonsafety.com.