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Site and Equipment Specific Specific
IVES Training Group
The fact that OSHA includes a list of truck related topics and workplace related topics within its forklift operator training standard means only one thing, it must be done. The requirement for "evaluation of the operator's performance in the workplace" within the standard makes it clear that general training and/or off-site evaluation is simply not good enough, and quite right.
In reality, most employers are completely absorbed in the day to day of their core business unaware of these requirements much less compliant with them. This leaves condition leaves the door wide open for less than scrupulous training providers to swoop in and take money in exchange for training that does not meet the minimum standard.
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Safety Management - Documentation
By Bob Lapidus, CSP, CSMS

There are three priorities when buying a house: Location, Location, Location.
There are also three priorities in the field of safety: Documentation, Documentation, Documentation.
In today's world the safety management specialist must document everything to be able to display that specific activities and actions have been taken. As the old saying goes, if it is not documented, it has not been done.
In a court of law, both the plaintiff and defense must be able to show (display) that certain things have been completed. The same holds true for Cal-OSHA inspectors. When they walk through the door, they will ask to see the records pertaining to whatever they are investigating or inspecting. Information may be stored on computers, but the hard copy must be able to be generated and provided to investigators and inspectors.
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Ask Bob Courtesy of IVES Q: What does the Rough Terrain Forklift hand signal 'Dog Everything' mean?
A: The "Dog Everything" hand signal means to stop and hold. It's an old term that comes from the days when winch operators would flip a "dog" (a small latch) into a gear or sprocket mechanism to hold it in place, like people still do with the winch on a boat trailer. The days of using them on industrial machinery are long gone but the term, and the hand signal still remains. Happy training.
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STORMWATER REGULATIONS WORKSHOP
The State Water Resources Control Board adopted a revised version of the Industrial General Permit during April 2014 and will implement it fully on July 1, 2015.
This unique workshop will cover some of the important BMP compliance issues and current NPDES requirements for industrial site activities and stormwater discharge.
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Safety Toolbox Videos of the Month - Available on DVD F27 - Forklift Operator Safety Training Covers safety topics that are critical to avoiding accidents and injuries, including general safety, pre-operation, operation, load handling, fuel/battery maintenance, and specializing units.
P-33 Preventing Sexual Harassment for Employees NEW!
This video addresses the major areas including: Defining Sexual Harassment, Potential Victims and Harassers, Inappropriate Workplace Behaviors, Preventing Sexual Harassment at Work and What to Do if it Occurs. (CA AB1825 Sexual Harassment Law.) If you would like more information about renting Safety Training videos contact Heather at 916-438-3389. To view the most current Catalogs use the links below: English Click Here Spanish Click Here |
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