Upcoming Trainings

New Hire Safety Training ~ First Wednesday of every month
                                                 
Regulatory Training ~ Third Thursday of every month
 

 Please call the CRSIG office at 579-7535 to register for any training.

Safety Training Handouts

Did you know that your School District's Injury and Illness Prevention plan requires  supervisors talk to employees about Safety on a regular basis? You should make Safety a topic at every staff meeting or opportunity.  Do you need some help with coming up with a training for staff?  Here are 52-one for each week of the year-different handouts you can use.

• Some are technical, some are very simple-each one is about a specific topic. Note that there are some similar topics but each handout is different.
• Some include a test and a training verification form
• If you use any of the handouts, be sure to include a sign-up sheet and keep a copy of the sign-up sheet with the handout for your OSHA records. There is a training roster you can use to document attendance.
  
  4 Reasons to be careful at work
  4 Steps to Setting Up Your Computer Workstation    
  5 Things to do to Defuse Violence
  Accident Prevention
  Air Quality
  Are you Stressed
  Cafeteria And Food Service Safety
  Can Walking Make You Fit
  Clean and Safe Office Area
  Computer Ergonomics-Are You at Risk for Pain
  Death on Our Highways-Workers in Peril
  Defensive Driving
  Eliminate Top Safety Threats to Prevent Electrical Injuries
  Extension Cord Safety
  Eye Protection
  Eye Safety
  Facts on Fire Safety
  Fertilizers and Pesticides
  Fire Safety
  Fundamentals of Housekeeping
  Gas Welding
  Give Yourself an Out-Emergency Exits
  Guard Against Machine Injuries
  Hand Tools
  Hand Washing
  Hazardous Chemicals in the Workplace
  Heat Stress Tri-Fold Brochure
  How Safe is Work-Stress
  Integrated Pest Management
  Keeping a Clean and Safe Office or Classroom Space
  Ladder Safety
  Lifting to Protect Your Back
  MSDS
  Near Miss Reporting
  Parking Lot Security
  Personal Protective Equipment-Feet First
  Personal Safety Awareness
  Power Lawn Mowers
  Prevent, Slips, Trips, and Falls
  Prevent Sprains and Strains
  Preventing Back Injuries
  Preventing Slips and Falls
  Safe Driving Tips
  Safe Lifting
  Safety Tips for the Office
  Safety-Attitude and Behavior
  Slips, Trips and Falls
  Surge Protector and Extension Cord Safety
  The Hazard of Arts and Crafts
  Tips to Prevent Eye Strain
  Top Workplace Hazards
  What You Need to Know About Hearing Loss
  Winter Driving Safety
  Working Safely with Chemicals
  Workplace Hazards-Protecting your Eyes and Ears

If you have any ideas for which you would like to have a handout created, feel free to contact Terri Prichard or Angela Jacobson.