Location: Attendee Hub, https://cvent.me/Q0qgqW

Log in: 9:55am MT

Class: 10:00am to 11:00am MT 

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) defines construction work as any work that involves construction, alteration, or repair, including painting and decorating. This Safety Management training is intended for anyone in a supervisory role on such a jobsite. 

The course introduces basic OSHA standards and explains OSHA’s Multi-Employer Worksite Policy. Additionally, the course focuses on the elements of maintaining proper documentation for training, enforcement, abatement, and reprimand. 

The course covers the role of a competent person onsite and discusses employers’ OSHA reporting obligations. Lastly, the course provides basic advice on the do’s and don’ts in case of an OSHA inspection. 

This webinar will be led by SFI Compliance. With more than 100 years of experience in workplace safety and risk management, SFI is an expert and advocate for safety programs. 

How does a safety program benefit employers? A safety program:

· detects and corrects safety hazards;

· prevents OSHA violations;

· protects workers from injury and illness;

· improves compliance with laws and regulations;

· lowers injury and illness expenses;

· enhances social responsibility goals;

· reduces absenteeism and turnover;

· increases productivity;

· educates and empowers workers;

· improves the quality of the job being performed;

· reduces worker compensation premiums; and

· enhances overall business operations.

Q&A is open! Locate your class and Q&A by searching "03.12.2025" under the Schedule tab in the Attendee Hub: https://cvent.me/Q0qgqW

Cost: $50 nonmember