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It's great that you have a safety committee in place, but have you considered whether they are adequately trained in hazard recognition, OSHA standards, leadership skills, and the like? In today's world of safety, experience alone is no longer enough - education is also crucial for success. If you want to ensure that your company is as safe as possible, consider reaching out to Safety Development Group. Their training programs will provide your team with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their roles and keep your workplace secure.

Turner’s safety department has added S.T.A.R.T. Supervisor Training as another component in our continuous commitment to safety. S.T.A.R.T. stands for “Supervisor Training in Accountability and Recognition Techniques.” The training focuses on three critical concepts: ✔️ Why Accountability Works ✔️ How Incidents Impact the Bottom Line ✔️ Leadership Roles in Improving Culture

hanks to the Sussex County NJ Department of Ed and the DEDICATED Sussex Cnty Superintendents for inviting me to share my latest research on standardized testing and practical strategies to navigate the issues. Great discussion! Always honored to spend time with educational leaders. Article here: https://lnkd.in/e9_W5xja #Standardizedtesting

WE'RE COMING TO YOU, SANDY CITY! Led by Christopher Mannino, a retired police chief and vice president of JPC, this two-day training course is designed to equip you with the essential tools to manage and prevent challenges encountered in your field. Link in comments to register. ▪️Who: Public Safety Leaders and PIOs ▪️What: Crisis Communications Fundamentals  ▪️Where: Sandy City, UT ▪️When: September 9 and 10 ▪️Why: Because effective leadership requires readiness to address both internal and community crises. 

Consider paying for your education first. Consider working for the Coast Guard, FEMA and other organizations that specialize in emergency preparedness, response and mitigation. Get in shape. First-responders have to be on top of their game mentally and physically. Identify a mentor for your journey. Having reputable professional references in your pocket strike a nice balance with educational and experience credentials. Get prepared at home with your family. The shoemakers' children should not go barefoot. FEMA offers a free Community Emergency Responder Team certification. Know what you are signing up for. Excelling within the practice is the best way to leadership.

A request! I'm gathering some training options for a group of Experts by Experience and interested to hear recommendations for: - governance training for EbE (inclusive and accessible options for training as a trustee - already aware of NCVO's options!) - research skills training (co-production research methods for EbE) - 'empowerment' training (public speaking, taking up space, identifying strengths and setting goals, compassionate leadership)

Y'all, let me tell you something..... I am living my best life! I've had the distinct honor to speak and teach at conferences over the last couple of weeks (#Safety24 and MAD SCCi), and next on the list is the Region VI - American Society of Safety Professionals PDC from September 18-20 in Virginia Beach, VA. I'll be teaching a 4-hour version of my "Leading with CARE Tactics" leadership development class at the pre-con and then giving a talk later in the week called "Use CARE Tactics, Not Scare Tactics: Refining Safety Through Science." In addition to the talks, I will be representing the ASSP Northern Virginia as a liaison, where I will introduce some speakers throughout the week. A little birdie told me some of my safety friends will be there, such as Pam Walaski, CSP, FASSP, Tim Page-Bottorff MS, CSP, CIT, Brandy Zadoorian, CSP, CSD, and Christina Roll, MS, CIH, CSP. I can't tell you how pumped about that! Also, I need to give a shoutout to another safety friend, Heather White, MIE, CPE, ASP, who will be teaching a pre-con on Manual Materials Handling: Risk Assessment and Solutions. If you don't know Heather, she is a LEGIT person and ergo-master! Let me know if you will be at the #RegionVIPDC #ProfessionalDevelopment #LearningTogether #CARETactics #ChangeChampions

❗Monthly Training Alert❗ Each month Kris Inman will go Beyond the Basics, sharing 2-hour training sessions on the topics that matter for your team. There is still time to register for our next Beyond the Basics training! Date: Aug 12, 2024 Time: 1100-1300 EST Registration Fee: $79 July's Beyond the Basics session is "Leadership Under Pressure" Learner's Objectives: • Identify key leadership qualities essential for managing high-pressure environments • Understand the core skills and strategies necessary for maintaining control and making sound decisions • Explain the importance of composure and confidence in effective leadership • Describe the impact of leadership on team morale and workplace culture in the comm center • Develop a personal action plan to enhance leadership capabilities Click the link below to register: https://loom.ly/C-XsEjk

2024 Employer Education Series Survey- Question 2 For this year's KCA Employer Education Series, we are considering hosting a series on developing the ultimate safety professionals from company leadership to field supervision to craft workers. The following question will assist us in creating this educational series. The following survey question will assist us in creating this educational series.

The Center for Educational Effectiveness wants you to have every opportunity to consider why Craig Randall's Trust Based Observations should be high on your list of priorities for building trust in your school. Listen to what Craig shares on CEE's Outliers in Education podcast - dedicated to providing you access to transformative leaders and the practices they have developed or rely on for transformation: https://lnkd.in/eGu8vsKi Erich Bolz John Steach Darrin M Peppard Ed.D. David Franklin, Ed.D.