Minnesota Safety Council Members Only: E-solutions September 11, 2003
| September 11, 2003
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Upcoming Training: September Sizzlers! Principles of Occupational Safety & Health, September 22-25. Do you have full or part-time employee safety and health responsibilities within your organization? If so, this extensive four-day course is for you! This course is part of the Advanced Safety Certificate Series! MN STAR Bootcamp, October 2. What is MNSTAR certification? How has it helped companies improve their safety programs? Come hear companies that have achieved MNSTAR certification discuss their experience. The MNSTAR coordinator will discuss why this program may be ideal for your organization! Employee Handbooks: Why Have One? October 8, December 5. Learn the advantages and disadvantages of adopting an employee handbook. Topics include at-will employment, contract disclaimers, operating policies, FMLA leave, and other personnel policies dictated by federal and state law. Ergonomics: Best Practices in Minnesota, October 9. Hear a panel of leading Minnesota companies describe their experiences with voluntary ergonomics programs, and learn the latest on the development of OSHA's industry specific guidelines. Ergonomics: A Practical Approach for the Office, October 29. Learn practical, effective and inexpensive ergonomic strategies to address musculoskeletal injury prevention for office workers in the workplace. Ergonomics: A Practical Approach for Industry, October 30. Learn how employee technique, workplace design and tool design affect the physiology and musculoskeletal system of workers. Emphasis on developing effective and inexpensive soltions to control musculoskeletal injuries in the industrial setting. A COMPLETE listing (over 63 courses!) of our September-December Continuing Education Catalog is available on our web site at www.mnsafetycouncil.org/courses. Remember, we can customize all of our courses for on-site training as well as help with policy writing, inspections and ergonomic workstation evaluations. Call for details! To register, www.mnsafetycouncil.org/courses or contact Carol Wicks at 651/228-7319/800-444-9150; e-mail: carol@mnsafetycouncil.org. Know Your Responsibilities/Liabilities When Workers Drive Mark your calendar for the "Negligent Entrustment and Your Drivers" program on September 29 or November 17, 2003 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. If you have employees who drive for work or during working hours this course is a must. This panel presentation will include representatives from Trepanier Law Firm, SAMBA FleetWatch, Mn/DOT and Minnesota State Patrol. For more information contact Lisa Kons at kons@mnsafetycouncil.org, or call her at 651-228-7330/800-444-9150. ![]() Safer Since 1928 |