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Category Archives: Training
Reminder: Training Credit Participation Deadline Approaches!
As we approach the deadline for the Training Credit Programs, a lot of members get their last few employees to take the training and earn the district 5% off of their 2018 liability contribution. Training must be completed at the CSD Pool’s Training Centers between October 1, 2016 and September 30, 2017
Also posted in CSD Updates
Tagged Affirmative Defense Credit, supervisor training credit, targetsolutions, training center, Training Credit Program
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Get in Gear
We have partnered with First Gear Skid School to help put safer drivers behind the wheel.
Also posted in CSD Updates
Tagged defensive driving, driving training, driving workshop, skidcar, Winter driving
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Put on Your Thinking Caps
Effective this past March, hundreds of new courses have been added to our catalog. These courses range widely in topic and depth, but virtually everyone on your team will find something new and something useful.
Tagged targetsolutions, training, training courses
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Taking the Right Steps
There are many different types of ladders on the market that vary in size, shape, and capability. It is important to educate yourself on what is available and take your intended purpose for the ladder into account.
Also posted in Safety
Tagged ladder safety, loss prevention, training
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Reminder About Red Flags Rule
Do you collect funds from the public for any reason? This might include park space rental, any kind of service or training, utility bills, or medical billing. If so, then your district is a creditor and must comply with these regulations.
Also posted in Cyber Risk
Tagged fraud, identity theft, identity theft prevention, red flags rule
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Shoring Up Your Dig Safety
The majority of trenching and excavation fatalities revolve around cave-ins. The soil you are excavating weighs a lot more than you may think. Depending on the soil, one cubic yard of earth can weigh up to a ton. This means that even a small accident can become a serious situation very quickly.
Also posted in Safety
Tagged benching, excavating, safety guidelines, shoring, trench operations, trenching
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Are You a Competent Person in OSHA’s Eyes?
Anyone who has some degree of responsibility for worker safety is probably familiar with OSHA’s requirement that safety oversight be handled by a “competent person.” But what exactly does that mean? What makes an individual “competent” in OSHA’s eyes?
Also posted in Safety
Tagged competency, jobsite supervisor, OSHA regulations, safety culture, safety oversight, safety training
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Watch Your Six
What makes matters worse is that once a back has experienced trauma, it will never fully recover. No wonder so many view back pain as inevitable as death and taxes.
Also posted in Safety
Tagged back injury, back trauma, CDC, office ergonomics, safety training, slips trips and falls, sprains, strains
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Charting a Safer Future
No successful journey begins with someone blindly setting out without a plan, a goal, or proper gear. Even organizations, like special districts for example, need to have those things established before embarking on any kind of a quest.
Also posted in Safety
Tagged safe work environment, safety committee, safety consultant, safety culture, unsafe behaviors
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