SS105S: Fundamentos de la Conformidad de la OSHA para la Industria de la Piedra Natural Lectura de Clase

La Ley de Seguridad y Salud Ocupacional, aprobada en 1970, es un programa nacional establecido por el gobierno federal para proteger a los trabajadores de los daños físicos en el trabajo. Este módulo discutirá la historia del programa y qué esperar si un funcionario de cumplimiento de la OSHA visita su instalación.

SS105: Basics of OSHA Compliance for the Natural Stone Industry

Course Description

The Occupational Safety and Health Act, which was passed in 1970, is a nationwide program established by the federal government to protect workers from physical harm on the job.  This module will discuss the history of the program and what to expect if an OSHA compliance officer visits your facility.

SS107: No Place for Complacency- Keep Safety Active

Did you know 96% of injuries in the work place are caused by unsafe actions?  This session will discuss the difference between an unsafe workplace and unsafe action.  We will also talk about strategies for measuring and planning a safe work environment for your employees.

B160: Facility Safety Plan- Creating an Environment of Safety for Your Employees

Does your company create an environment of safety for employees and customers?  This 5 hour course will discuss how you can build an environment that promotes safety for everyone who enters your facility.  During this session, we will discuss OSHA compliance, safety training, record keeping and creating a culture that promotes safe actions.

SS205: OSHA On-Site Consultation Program

The OSHA On-site voluntary consultation program conducted nearly 28,000 visits to small businesses in 2016, covering over 1.1 million workers nationwide.  This session will discuss the OSHA voluntary consultation program, what is involved and how companies can take advantage of this federally funded program.

SS212: Silica Exposure Standard and OSHA Compliance

How is the stone industry addressing the OSHA silica rule change? What are leading stone professionals doing NOW to reduce silica exposure for their employees? What are the real costs associated with making your shop and business safer?  This session will prepare attendees to create a safety program that addresses silica exposure, baseline testing, and a number of issues your employees will encounter.

B261: Creating a Facility Safety and Silica Program (SIE)

Join the Natural Stone Institute and Stone World Magazine as we discuss creating a stone industry safety program. Day one will include a review of the risks that businesses and employees face every day working with natural stone and successful tools to implement to reduce these risks in your facility and on jobsites. Day two will cover tools and resources available for training employees, creating an overall safety program, and becoming OSHA compliant. Leave this 2-day session with a better understanding of creating a safety program that addresses overall training, recordkeeping, noise and silica exposure, baseline testing, and issues your employees will encounter.

SS301: Creating Your Facility Safety Program

Join us as we discuss creating a stone industry safety program.  Review an inspection checklist and safety policies that will help prepare your company for the unexpected. Leave this session with a safety program that addresses overall training, recordkeeping, noise and silica exposure, baseline testing, and a number of issues your employees will encounter.

SS320: Creating a Safety Plan in the Age of COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we do business in the stone industry. This session will discuss COVID-19 and how it impacts both workshop and front office employees.  Review the suggested practices for pandemic response and business continuity.  Come away with a plan for creating a workplace that will help protect employees while also providing a productive work environment.