keynote speaker michael donlon: i am a safety leader!...april 17–18, 2019 | cosumnes river college...

April 17–18, 2019 | Cosumnes River College | Sacramento, CA

15TH ANNUAL: SAFETY, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT TRAINING EVENT

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERMichael Donlon: I am a Safety Leader!

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NEW FOR 2019!CARCGA Mock Utility Line Strikeand Emergency Response Event

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SRBX.org/EXPO Attendee Registration Guide | 1

Welcome Message ..........................................................................................1

2019 Safety Expo General Information ............................................................2

Advertising, Exhibitor and Sponsorship Opportunities ....................................2

Keynote Speaker: I am a Safety Leader! ................................. 3

2019 Safety Expo Course Listings .............................................5

Compliance and Certification ............................................. 5

Equipment Training Certification ....................................... 7

General Industry / Construction Safety ................................ 7

Leadership Development ................................................... 9

HR and Risk Management .................................................10

2019 Safety Expo Map ...................................................................................11

Schedule at a Glance .....................................................................................12

Registration Information and Rates ..............................................................14

2019 Safety Expo Sponsors ...........................................................................15

SRBX Membership .........................................................................................16

THE COUNTDOWN TO THE 2019 SRBX SAFETY EXPO IS ON!

Now in our 15th year, the SRBX Safety Expo is the product of a long-time collaboration between the Sacramento Regional Builders Exchange and industry safety professionals to offer low-cost and comprehensive safety education. Through the generosity of our volunteer instructors, SRBX and its Safety Advisory Council can ensure cost is not an obstacle to interested parties receiving high-quality safety education to remain safe on the job and at home.

We are proud to provide nearly 60 course offerings over the two-day period, as well as interesting demonstrations for the education of our attendees. This event also includes a dynamic Trade Show, featuring the latest safety equipment, products and services.

We look forward to seeing you in April!

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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2019 SAFETY EXPO CONTACTSTHE SAFETY EXPO IS A PROGRAM OF THE SACRAMENTO REGIONAL BUILDERS EXCHANGE. For questions regarding registration, or for more information on advertising, exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities, please contact:

TARA BRENNAN, MEMBER SERVICES DIRECTOREmail: [email protected] | Phone: 916.465.8342

LUCY FELTMAN, EVENTS & VENUE MANAGEREmail: [email protected] | Phone: 916.465.8344

All exhibitor, sponsorship, and registration materials are available online at SRBX.ORG/EXPO

5370 Elvas Avenue | Sacramento, CA 95819Phone: 916.442.8991 | srbx.org | #HEREWEBUILD

Dana LahargoueXL Construction2019 SRBX Safety Council Chairwoman

Tim MurphySRBXChief Executive Officer

2 | 2019 SRBX SAFETY EXPO | Safety, Leadership Development and Construction Equipment Training Event

SCHEDULE OF EVENTSALL SAFETY EXPO PARTICIPANTS are required to check in at the Winn Center upon arrival! Your specific course location information will be available on-site.

TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019Large Equipment Set Up ..............................................1 – 4 pmDesignated outdoor areasExhibitor Set Up ..........................................................1 – 4 pmThe Winn Center

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2019Registration Open ................................................. 6 am – 4 pmThe Winn CenterFood Trucks Available ........................................ 6:30 – 9:30 amDesignated outdoor area and 10:30 am – 2 pmTrade Show ........................................................... 7 am – 2 pmThe Winn Center and designated outdoor areasEducation/Training Courses ................................... 7 am – 5 pm Designated campus buildingsKeynote Speaker .................................................... 8 – 8:45 amRoom L 111

THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2019Registration Open ................................................. 7 am – 4 pmThe Winn CenterFood Trucks Available ........................................ 6:30 – 9:30 amDesignated outdoor area and 10:30 am – 2 pmTrade Show ........................................................... 7 am – 2 pmThe Winn Center and designated outdoor areasEducation/Training Courses ................................... 7 am – 5 pm Designated campus buildingsCARCGA Mock Utility Line Strike and Emergency Response Event .............................12:30 – 1:30 pmParking Lot FSchedule is subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date information, please visit SRBX.org/EXPO.

LOCATION AND PARKINGLOCATION: The Winn Center at Cosumnes River College (CRC) 8401 Center Parkway, Sacramento, CA 95823

ON-SITE PARKING: CRC enforces a daily parking rate of $2/vehicle. All Safety Expo participants should use the parking structure located on the East side of campus. Parking is NOT allowed in front of the Winn Center during Safety Expo hours.

ADVERTISING, EXHIBITOR ANDSPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESBE SEEN AS A SUPPORTER OF SAFETY IN OUR INDUSTRY!

• Exhibitor booths available for $300 (includes lunch)• Sponsorship packages starting at $500• Advertising opportunities starting at $200

PLEASE VISIT SRBX.org/EXPOor contact us for more information:



ACCOMMODATIONS FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES BY MARRIOTT 8058 Orchard Loop LaneElk Grove, CA 95624

Reservations: 916.681.5400 (Please contact hotel directly)

SPECIAL SAFETY EXPO GROUP RATE: .........................$129/night

Reservation Deadline: April 1, 2019*Please note that reservations must be made under the “SRBX Safety Expo” prior to April 1, 2019 to ensure the special group rate.


2019 SAFETY EXPO KEYNOTE SPEAKER MICHAEL DONLON: I AM A SAFETY LEADER!

TO CREATE A SAFETY CULTURE everyone must be a safety leader. This means managers must be genuinely committed to the safety of their employees and employees must be empowered to work in a safe manner, stop unsafe acts, and fix unsafe conditions. For this to happen everyone needs to understand their role as a safety leader. Employees and managers must embrace safety as a core value and work together to continually improve their safety system. At the end of the day everyone should feel they contributed to the safety of those around them and be able to say, “I am a Safety Leader!”

Michael Donlon is the Chief Safety Officer for the Department of Water Resources (DWR) where he provides safety leadership for over 3,000 employees and 20 safety engineers. He spent 16 years at Cal/OSHA specializing in enforcement, safety training and development of safety orders. Prior to this he was a System Safety Engineer for the US Air Force analyzing military systems and managing the construction safety program at McClellan AFB.

SRBX is proud to have Michael serve on the SRBX Safety Council & thanks him for his continued service and overall support of safety in our industry!Keynote sponsored by Swinerton Builders

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2019 SAFETY EXPO KEYNOTE SPEAKER

“I am a Safety Leader!”Michael Donlon, California Department of Water Resources

To create a safety culture everyone must be a safety leader. This means managers must be genuinely committed to the safety of their employees and employees must be empowered to work in a safe manner, stop unsafe acts, and fix unsafe conditions. For this to happen everyone needs to understand their role as a safety leader. Employees and managers must embrace safety as a core value and work together to continually improve their safety system. At the end of the day everyone should feel they contributed to the safety of those around them and be able to say “I am a Safety Leader!”

101: Wednesday, April 17: 8 – 8:45 am Location: L 111

FEATURED DEMONSTRATION

California Regional Common Ground Alliance (CARCGA)Mock Utility Line Strike and Emergency Response EventThe SRBX Safety Expo is thrilled to partner with CARCGA this year in presenting the 2019 Northern California Mock Utility Line Strike and Emergency Response Event at our 15th annual Safety Expo! In partnership with local utility providers, EMT, Fire Fighters, State Regulators, and private excavators, this demonstration features a simulated gas line strike occurring during a narrated, live staged, excavation project that results in a full-scale emergency response from local municipal First-Responders and Utility company emergency response teams. The event serves as both a public awareness demonstration and local First-Responders training session.

102: Thursday, April 18: 12:30 – 1:30 pm Location: Parking Lot F

NOTE: The 2019 Registration Guide is accurate as of publication date. Please visit SRBX.org/EXPO to view our current schedule and to complete easy, online registration.

COMPLIANCE AND CERTIFICATION* Indicates additional certification fee of $35 applies.

Asbestos, Lead, Mold & Silica Awareness CourseAnthony Belcher and Ruby Khanthalee, Westech Environmental LLC

Attendees will learn to identify asbestos, leads, mold, and silica before beginning renovation or demolition work. Attendees will learn about obtaining a Commercial Asbestos Survey for building permits, and the different Air Quality District regulations associated within their county. Attendees will receive a certificate for attending the course; the certificate is valid for 1 year. Limited class capacity.

103: Thursday, April 18: 8 am – 12 pm

Adult CPR, AED & First Aid*Greg Landin and Abby Wik, Rescue Training Institute

Learn Medic First Aids’ adult CPR, AED (automatic external defibrillator) use and first aid administration. This program will help employees meet OSHA and other federal and state requirements for training employees how to respond and care for medical emergencies at work. Limited class capacity.

104: Wednesday, April 17: 7:30 am- 12 pm 105: Wednesday, April 17: 12:30 pm – 5 pm 106: Thursday, April 18: 7:30 am- 12 pm 107: Thursday, April 18: 12:30 pm – 5 pm

Excavation Safety*Eric Partenheimer, United Rentals Trench Safety

This presentation covers the training requirement portion to be deemed a Competent Person for Excavation Safety by your employer. This presentation discusses soil analysis, the use of protective systems along with how to read tabulated data and the requirements of the excavation standard. This information along with your knowledge and experience and achieving the designated authority by your employer would meet the requirements to be a Competent Person for Excavation Safety.

108: Wednesday, April 17: 8 am – 12 pm

Crane Safety and the Certification LandscapeRichard Thompson, National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO)

This session will cover certification programs and what role employers and safety professionals play to ensure the certification process is working the way it should. It will cover some general crane safety topics, what candidates should know as they prepare for exams, and what management should know about crane safety. The session will also cover OSHA’s new training and evaluations requirements.

109: Thursday, April 18: 10:15 am – 12:15 pm

REGISTER ONLINE!VISIT SRBX.org/EXPO

TO GET STARTED.


Construction OSHA 10 Hour*Greg Tate, Swinerton Builders

OSHA 10-hour is designed to make the participant more aware of potential hazards in the construction industry. Participants will leave this session with a better understanding of OSHA and why the organization is important to workers; proper fall protection selection and use; electrical hazards in addition to many more topics of interest. This course is a 2-day course and participants must complete both sessions to receive their certification.

110 A/Part I: Wednesday, April 17: 7 am – 12:30 pm 110 B/ Part II: Thursday, April 18: 7 am – 12:30 pm

Construction OSHA 10 Hour*Howard Morton, Safety Logistics

OSHA 10-hour is designed to make the participant more aware of potential hazards in the construction industry. Participants will leave this session with a better understanding of OSHA and why the organization is important to workers; proper fall protection selection and use; electrical hazards in addition to many more topics of interest. This course is a 2-day course and participants must complete both sessions to receive their certification.

111 A/Part I: Wednesday, April 17: 7 am – 12:30 pm 111 B/Part II: Thursday, April 18: 7 am – 12:30 pm

Frame Scaffold User Hazard AwarenessDavid Johnson, Skyline Scaffold, Inc.

This two-hour session is the first part of “Frame Type Scaffolding Competent Person Training” (113) and covers scaffold hazards, their mitigation and completes the requirement for scaffold user hazard awareness. If you are not completing the full course for Competent Person Training, you may still take this two-hour session.

112: Thursday, April 18: 8 – 10 am

Frame Type Scaffolding Competent Person TrainingDavid Johnson, Skyline Scaffold, Inc.

This is a Scaffold Industry Association (SIA) training class. Certification cards will be issued following the Safety Expo. Limited Class Capacity.

113: Thursday, April 18: 8 am – 5 pm (First two hours of this course is 112: Frame Scaffold User Hazard Awareness)

Personal Fall Protection System (PFAS) Self-Rescue Authorized User and Authorized Rescuer Training Certification*Larry Markham, SAFE LLC and Leo Costa, Ebbert Pacific

This Authorized User and Rescuer class will train participants in effective, fast and safe rescue of a fallen worker using PFAS incorporating “Chair-In-The Air” self-rescue and several other equipment combination techniques based on real world scenarios. Our experienced trainers are committed and passionate about job site / work place safety. They use a combination of classroom instruction, tests and hands-on training including:

Fundamentals of PFAS Fall Protection • ABC’s of Anchor, Body Harness and Connector • Proper Selection of Harness, Fitting and Donning • Selection, Inspection, Maintenance and Storage of PFAS and Rescue

Equipment • Hands-on “Chair-In-The-Air” Self-Rescue and other Rescue Techniques • PFAS Authorized User and Rescuer Duties and Responsibilities

114: Wednesday, April 17: 8 am – 12 pm

Recordkeeping Rules Seminar (OSHA 7845)*Myron Brown, OSHA Training Center

This course is designed to assist employers in identifying and fulfilling their responsibilities for posting certain records, maintaining records of illnesses and injuries, and reporting specific cases to OSHA. Participants who successfully complete this course will be able to identify OSHA requirements of 29 CFR 1904 and complete new OSHA’s forms 300, 300A and 301.


SMUD 811 Excavator Safety Course for High Voltage Electrical & Natural GasFrancis Christensen & Cathrine Chavez Mankins, SMUD

SMUD Safety best practices certification course for excavators when in proximity of SMUD sub-surface high-voltage and natural gas facilities.


Stormwater ComplianceMary Larsen, Stormwater Specialists, Inc.

Attendees will be able to identify key goals for stormwater compliance. True friends will help us reduce our risk and exposure while lowering costs for stormwater compliance. In this course we will explore cost-effective solutions to minimize or eliminate stormwater discharge exceedances and the looming risk of violations and fines.

116: Wednesday, April 17: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

COMPLIANCE, CONTINUED


EQUIPMENT TRAINING CERTIFICATION* Indicates additional certification fee of $35 applies.

Aerial Work Platform (AWP) Boom-lift or Scissor Lift Certification*Steven Ibbs, Sunbelt Rentals

Session is 6-8 hours in duration and includes book work and hands-on verification. Bookwork portion for both types of equipment are combined. Hands-on verification is limited to only one piece of equipment at time of the Safety Expo. Expo pricing or receipt must be presented at time of hands-on verification. Attendees must be in class no later than 7:20 am. $35 first piece of equipment; $15 for additional equipment certification on same day; time permitting. Limited class capacity.

117A: Wednesday, April 17: 7:30 am - 5 pm (AWP: Aerial Work Platform) 117B: Wednesday, April 17: 7:30 am - 5 pm (SL: AWP Scissor Lift)

Forklift 4 and 6 or All-Terrain Forklift Class 7 Certification*Steven Ibbs, Sunbelt Rentals

Session is 6-8 hours in duration and includes book work and hands on verification. Class 200 and Class 201 book work portion of the program is combined. Hands-on verification is limited to only one piece of equipment at the time of Safety Expo. Safety Expo pricing or receipt must be presented at time of hands-on verification. Class 4 & 6 are fixed mast industrial forklifts. Class 7 is all-terrain, non-fixed mast - Extendable Reach Forklift | Gradall | Skytrak, etc. Attendees must be in class no later than 7:20 am. $35 first piece of equipment; $15 for additional equipment certification on same day; time permitting. Limited class capacity.

118 A: Thursday, April 18: 7:30 am – 5 pm (FRKL 4/6: Fixed Mast) 118 B: Thursday, April 18: 7:30 am – 5 pm (FRKL 7: All-Terrain)

GENERAL INDUSTRY/ CONSTRUCTION SAFETY

30 Common OSHA Citations You Can Easily Avoid!Paul Andersen, OSHA Compliance Services, LLC

With 40,462 Cal/OSHA Standards, the rules are too numerous to memorize, not to mention often difficult to decipher. In this presentation we will address 30 (plus) common violative conditions found on most construction sites. Understanding these basic issues will give you the opportunity to improve job-site safety and avoid receiving a citation for issues that are easily avoidable.


Active Shooter: How To Be PreparedFidel Taylor, Spartan Defense

This dynamic class discussion will help give you and your families the tools to be prepared for an “Active Shooter” – prior, during, and after an incident. Class discussion will involve (1) mindset (2) awareness (3) run, hide, fight philosophy and (4) law enforcement arrival.

120: Wednesday, April 17: 2 – 4 pm


The Anatomy of an OSHA CitationPaul Andersen, OSHA Compliance Services, LLC

OSHA has the authority to inspect a workplace without advance notice and when violative conditions are discovered, issue citations and impose penalties. The process of the inspection, developing a case file, issuing a citation has many rules and regulations that must be strictly adhered or all or a portion of the citations can be dismissed. In this presentation we will address how businesses are selected for an inspection, the citation language, key definitions and terms, the determination of the severity of the citation, abatement requirements, basic appeal information, informal conferences and basic hearing information. This is a “must” for Superintendents, Project Managers, Safety personnel and all levels of senior management.


Cal/OSHA Just Showed Up! Michael Donlon, California Department of Water Resources

Cal/OSHA shows up without notice. This can be stressful and intimidating but the more you know the better it will go. This course will teach you about Cal/OSHA and their inspection procedures to better prepare you for an unannounced inspection.



TO GET STARTED.


Confined Space AwarenessRod Teeter, California Department of Water Resources

This course covers confined space identification, permit required confined spaces, the hazards associated with these spaces and the regulations covering confined spaces. The program also examines equipment requirements and personnel requirements for developing compliant and safe confined space entry operations. This is a basic awareness level course.


Driving Survival in a World of DistractionsGreg Cupper, Eco Fleet Training Solutions

The session will focus on research and trends surrounding the distracted driving epidemic. Experts now indicate distractions are involved in over 25% of all vehicle crashes costing employers millions of dollars annually. Participants will learn strategies to avoid driving while distracted and also strategies for watching out for other distracted drivers. Limited Class Capacity.


Electrical Safety for Construction WorkersMichael Donlon, California Department of Water Resources

Of course electricians have to be aware of shock, electrocution and arc flash hazards but what about the rest of us? We all use electricity and work around these hazards every day. In this course you will learn the basics of electricity and the harm it can do to your body. You will come away with a better understanding of electrical hazards and how to protect yourself and your co-workers.


First Responders: Before, During & AfterRobby Cordobes, Los Angeles Fire Department

This course will provide an open discussion on how to help first responders help you during an industrial accident.

127: Wednesday, April 17: 2 – 4 pm 128: Thursday, April 18: 10:15 am – 12:15 pm

Heat Illness PreventionRod Teeter, California Department of Water Resources

This course is based on the State of California OSHA regulations and is intended for those who work in Construction, Manufacturing, Agricultural, Transportation and General Industry, who have the potential for exposure to heat illness while working outdoors. This course will familiarize the student with the basics of heat illness, its symptoms and ways it can be prevented.


Introduction to Traffic Control and FlaggingJerry Bach, Safety Center, Inc.

An introduction to Traffic Control and Flagging. Learn what the common hazards are and how to recognize and respond to them. Understand what regulatory requirements and best practices are and how to comply.


Ladder SafetyAndy Bull, CH Bull Company

When you think of ladders and ladder safety you might say to yourself, this is a simple tool I have used all my life, what could possibly go wrong? Let’s start with serious injuries or death. There are hundreds killed and more than 100,000 injured every year using ladders. We will talk about the acronym CLIMB when talking about ladder safety. Choose the right ladder, Look at and inspect the ladder, Insure a safe ladder set up, Move safely with and on the ladder, and last Be a ladder safety expert. There will be many ladders used in the class to demonstrate different aspects of ladder safety.


Lockout/Tagout for Construction and Demolitions Operation Michael Steinbacher, California Department of Water Resources

Does lockout/tagout apply to construction? Does my company need a lockout/tagout program? What do I need to lock out? Yes, lockout/tagout does apply in construction and it is more challenging to implement than most other industries. This course will teach you the regulatory requirements, the unique challenges of applying lockout/tagout in construction and begin the discussion on how to implement lockout/tagout at your company.

131: Wednesday, April 17: 9 – 11 am

Lone Worker: Past, Present and FutureMichael de Diego, R.S. Hughes Co., Inc.

This course will cover the definition of Lone Work, laws with Lone Work language, assessing risks, effective and acceptable control measures, PPE and practical tips.


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Machine Guarding & Basic Tool Safety on the Construction SiteMichael Donlon, California Department of Water Resources Course description available on the registration website.

133: Thursday, April 18: 1 – 3 pm

OSHA/ASME Basic Rigging: Use, Selection, Inspection & Removal Criteria for Rigging Hardware & Slings Mary Beymer, West Coast Wire Rope & Rigging

This class is intended for those whose responsibilities include basic rigging for overhead lifting. It covers the selection, inspection and cautions to personnel and effects of the environment as specified by federal government and industry standards. Learn what it means to be a qualified competent rigger. This class has takeaways for all levels of experience in the industry.

134: Wednesday, April 17: 2 – 4 pm 135: Thursday, April 18: 10:15 am – 12:15 pm

The Scaffold Guys Just Left, Now What? (Job Site Scaffold Maintenance)David Johnson, Skyline Scaffold, Inc.

Your scaffold company just left and you now have a scaffold that you are responsible for maintaining. This session covers the do’s and don’ts of job site scaffold maintenance along with what you should expect from your scaffold company, common hazards, mistakes, and what to do if you have a scaffold incident.


Silica AwarenessVictor Smallwood, NATEC International Course description available on the registration website.


Site Safety and Implementation RequirementsJoe Souza, Landmark Construction

What do I need to be in compliance? We will cover on-site requirements and what to do daily, weekly, monthly and yearly. What regulations apply to me? We will discuss how to identify hazards and control them. How do I do everything that is required of me? We will break things down so you understand what requirements apply to you and how to implement them.


USA North 811’s Online Ticket PlatformsUSA North 811 Online Services Team

Still Calling 811 and submitting your dig tickets over the phone? Take this course to become an E-Ticket User and sharpen your skills on our free all access platform. Learn how to not only create and extend 811 tickets online but also manage all of your tickets in one place. Attendees of this course will receive login credentials for the all access E-Ticket platform, learn various mapping skills, how to extend tickets, get remarks and much more.


Valley Fever AwarenessMorena Tumiati, California Department of Water Resources

Discussion on what is Valley Fever, how exposure occurs, signs and symptoms, who is most likely at risk, how to identify activities that may increase exposure to Valley Fever, and controls to reduce risk of exposure.


LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENTAvoiding Public Information Officer (PIO) PitfallsTim Murphy, Sacramento Regional Builders Exchange (SRBX)

The Media has shown up, now what? Job site incidents usually involve investigations in the hours or days following the accident, but what do you need to know when the media shows up to report? This class will instruct you on the basics in handling the arrival of the press, keeping them from getting underfoot while the scene is secured and how to prepare an appropriate public comment when you don’t yet have all the details of what’s transpired.


Inspirational Leadership Larry Markham, SAFE LLC and T. Wade Brown, Chrysalis

What are the qualities of inspirational leaders that create individual and organizational improvements? Are there common characteristics that can change personal and company habits and behaviors? Has Neurological Science contributed to our understanding of the brain and how habits are formed? This presentation will not answer the question concerning the complexity of the brain; rather, it will focus on outcomes to make choices and decisions that change old habits and create new habits to improve individual and organizational safety and performance.



Safety Leadership: Driving CultureGreg Tate, Swinerton Builders

How does your safety program influence culture at your company? Or does it? This session will walk participants through the various ways in which strong safety leadership improves the overall culture on your jobsite or at your company.


Safety Trained Supervisor – Construction (STSC) Credential PreparationGreg Tate, Swinerton Builders

This course provides participants with an overview of the STSC exam process and provides sample questions to help participants better understand how the exam is designed. The STSC credential is offered by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP). The questions presented in this course are not included in the actual exam but are retired questions from past exams as provided by the American Society of Safety Professionals.

143: Thursday, April 18: 1 – 3 pm

HR AND RISK MANAGEMENT

The ABC’s of HR: Intentional LeadershipGeorge Myers, Hire Education Consulting

All organizations experience change, but real growth must be based on intentional leadership. In order to prepare for the desired growth, every organization needs a strong understanding of its human resources. We will evaluate key HR responsibilities and review practical ways leaders can grow their teams.


Construction Collections Deadlines, Forms and ProceduresBill Porter, Porter Law Group, Inc.

Learn the steps necessary to pursue the construction collection process for both private and public works, from the preliminary notice, to Civil Code releases, mechanics liens, stop payment notice and payment bond claims. Federal Miller Act claims will also be discussed. Forms for all claims will be provided and deadlines described. A detailed manual of forms, instructions, and statutes will be provided. Don’t miss this opportunity to arm yourself with the knowledge and tools to protect your right to payment.


Keeping and Maintaining Your Employees’ Well-being Danielle Gist, California Public Utilities Commission

In today’s world, managers look for resources that encourage employees to reduce stress, increase wellness resulting in reduced time loss and increased productivity. This class will explore the benefits of implementing wellness programs, employee assistance programs, and early return to work processes.

146: Wednesday, April 17: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm 147: Thursday, April 18: 8 – 10 am

Sexual Harassment and Abusive ConductDavid Cohen, Cohen-Durrett, LLP

This course meets the California requirement for Sexual Harassment Training for managers/supervisors of companies with 50 or more employees. Includes legal basis, examples, and how to handle complaints to avoid liability.


Understanding Insurance in ContractsDan Berry, Dan Berry Insurance Services

This training will reduce some of the confusing aspects of insurance in contracts and provide a foundation for understanding the important role that insurance plays in the building industry. Topics include: understanding Certificates of Insurance and other coverage documentation, contractual risk-transfer, indemnification, types of coverage, limits, policy exclusions and endorsements. Training will discuss what you should require in your contracts, and certificate tracking and monitoring practices.


Weed at WorkDavid Cohen, Cohen-Durrett, LLP & Jill Molohan, Rahn, Murphy, and Young, LLP

This class provides a basic understanding of the issues around marijuana and the workplace. Issues pertaining to both medical and recreational use and their effect on work will be covered.


Workers’ Comp. 101Jim Hughes, Epic Brokers

You’ve heard a lot about the workers’ compensation system and how it affects your company’s bottom line. Come learn about the basics of workers’ compensation, how the system works, what and who is covered, state-specific issues, and pitfalls to avoid.


Workers’ Comp. II – Employers School: Understanding, Avoiding, and Mitigating Risk in Workers’ Comp.Dan Berry, Dan Berry Insurance Services & Medy Beauchane, Law Offices of Mullen & Filippi, LLP

Workplace injuries can have an adverse effect on every aspect of a business from increased insurance premiums, loss of productivity and an adverse impact on the perception of safety with your workforce. This course will walk you through the workers’ compensation process from an employer’s perspective, outlining tips, tricks and traps common to all employers. This course will discuss best practices for creating a safe work environment, investigating and avoiding less than legitimate claims, and managing your business through the disruption of workers’ compensation matter.


LEADERSHIP, CONTINUED


TO GET STARTED.


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ON-SITE PARKING:CRC enforces a daily parking rate of $2/vehicle. All Safety Expo participants should use the parking structure located on the East side of campus. Parking is NOT allowed in front of the Winn Center during Safety Expo hours.

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COMPLIANCE & CERTIFICATION SESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

7 AM - 12:30 PM 110 A WED Construction OSHA 10 Hour Part I*

7 AM - 12:30 PM 111 A WED Construction OSHA 10 Hour Part I*

7:30 AM - 12 PM 104 WED Adult CPR, AED & First Aid*

8 AM - 12 PM 108 WED Excavation Safety*

8 AM - 12 PM 114 WED Personal Fall Protection System (PFAS) Self-Rescue Authorized User & Authorized Rescuer Training*

11:30 AM - 1 PM 116 WED Stormwater Compliance

12:30 - 5 PM 105 WED Adult CPR, AED & First Aid*

EQUIPMENT TRAINING CERTIFICATIONSESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

7:30 AM - 5 PM 117 A WED Aerial Work Platform (AWP) Certification*

7:30 AM - 5 PM 117 B WED Scissor Lift Certification*

KEYNOTE SESSION SESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

8 AM - 8:45 AM 101 WED I am a Safety Leader!

GENERAL INDUSTRY/CONSTRUCTION SAFETYSESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

9 - 11 AM 131 WED Lockout/Tagout for Construction and Demolitions Operation

9 - 11 AM 138 WED Site Safety & Implementation Requirements

9- 11 AM 136 WED The Scaffold Guys Just Left, Now What?

9-11 AM 139 WED Valley Fever Awareness

11:30 AM - 1:30 PM 123 WED Cal/OSHA Just Showed Up!

11:30 AM - 1:30 PM 124 WED Confined Space Awareness

2 - 4 PM 120 WED Active Shooter: How To Be Prepared

2 - 4 PM 127 WED First Responders: Before, During & After

2 - 4 PM 130 WED Ladder Safety

2 - 4 PM 134 WED OSHA/ASME Basic Rigging

2 - 4 PM 153 WED Heat Illness Prevention

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENTSESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

11:30 AM - 1:30 PM 140 WED Avoiding Public Information Officer (PIO) Pitfalls

2 - 4 PM 141 WED Inspirational Leadership

2 - 4 PM 142 WED Safety Leadership: Driving Culture

HR & RISK MANAGEMENTSESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

9 - 11 AM 144 WED The ABC's of HR: Intentional Leadership

9 - 11 AM 150 WED Workers' Comp. 101

9 - 11 AM 154 WED Understanding Insurance in Contracts

11:30 AM - 1:30 PM 145 WED Construction Collections Deadlines, Forms, and Procedures

11:30 AM - 1:30 PM 146 WED Keeping and Maintaining Your Employees' Well-being

2 – 4 PM 155 WED Workers’ Comp. II: Employers School: Understanding, Avoiding and Mitigating Risk in Workers’ Comp.


COMPLIANCE & CERTIFICATION SESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

7 AM - 12:30 PM 110 B THURS Construction OSHA 10 Hour Part II*

7 AM - 12:30 PM 111 B THURS Construction OSHA 10 Hour Part II*

7:30 AM - 12 PM 106 THURS Adult CPR, AED & First Aid*

8 - 10 AM 112 THURS Frame Scaffold User Hazard Awareness

8 - 10 AM 151 THURS SMUD 811 Excavator Safety Course for High Voltage Electrical & Natural Gas

8 AM - 12 PM 103 THURS Asbestos, Lead, Mold & Silica Awareness Course

8 AM - 12 PM 115 THURS Recordkeeping Rule Seminar (OSHA 7845)*

8 AM - 5 PM 113 THURS Frame Type Scaffolding Competent Person Training

10:15 AM - 12:15 PM 109 THURS Crane Safety and the Certification Landscape

12:30 - 5 PM 107 THURS Adult CPR, AED & First Aid*

EQUIPMENT TRAINING CERTIFICATIONSESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

7:30 AM - 5 PM 118 A THURS Forklift 4/6 Fixed Mast Certification*

7:30 AM - 5 PM 118 B THURS Forklift 7/All-Terrain Certification*

FEATURED DEMONSTRATIONSESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

12:30 - 1:30 PM 102 THURS CARCGA Mock Utility Line Strike & Emergency Response Event

GENERAL INDUSTRY/CONSTRUCTION SAFETYSESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

8 - 10 AM 119 THURS 30 Common OSHA Citations You Can Easily Avoid!

8 - 10 AM 121 THURS Active Shooter: How To Be Prepared

8 - 10 AM 125 THURS Driving Survival in a World of Distractions

8 AM - 12 PM 126 THURS Electrical Safety for Construction Workers

8 AM - 12 PM 129 THURS Introduction to Traffic Control and Flagging

8 - 10 AM 137 THURS Silica Awareness

10:15 AM - 12:15 PM 128 THURS First Responders: Before, During & After

10:15 AM - 12:15 PM 132 THURS Lone Worker: Past, Present & Future

10:15 AM - 12:15 PM 135 THURS OSHA/ASME Basic Rigging

10:15 AM - 12:15 PM 122 THURS The Anatomy of an OSHA Citation

10:15 AM - 12:15 PM 152 THURS USA North 811’s Online Ticket Platform

1 - 3 PM 133 THURS Machine Guarding & Basic Tool Safety on the Construction Site

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENTSESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

1 - 3 PM 143 THURS Safety Trained Supervisor - Construction (STSC) Credential Preparation

HR & RISK MANAGEMENTSESSION TIME SESSION NUMBER COURSE NAME

8 -10 AM 147 THURS Keeping and Maintaining Your Employees’ Well-being

8 - 10 AM 149 THURS Weed at Work

10:15 AM - 12:15 PM 148 THURS Sexual Harassment and Abusive Conduct


REGISTRATION ANDCERTIFICATION FEESINDIVIDUAL AND GROUP REGISTRATIONIndividual Registration Rate.......................................................... $ 95 Includes groups with less than 10 registrants

Group Registration Rate* .............................................................. $ 85 *You must have 10 or more employees from the same company in order to qualify for the group registration rate. Please contact SRBX Safety Expo staff to receive the Group Discount code to be applied at checkout. Note: You MUST select the “Group Registration” type when you begin your online registration in order for the discount to be applied!

LATE AND ON-SITE REGISTRATIONOn-Site Registration Rate ............................................................ $ 165 This rate applies to individuals and groups who register AFTER April 12, 2019, after which On-Site Registration will need to be completed.

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCEAttendees may request a general Certificate of Attendance to be distributed electronically POST event for all courses completed. Please note that this is solely intended for proof of attendance and will only be sent by request. Please direct all Certificate of Attendance requests via email to: [email protected].

CERTIFICATION FEESMinimum of $35/course will apply. Fees will be charged in addition to the general registration rate at time of registration. Cost(s) cover all certification materials required by the organization/instructor presenting the course. Applicable certifications will be provided by the organization/instructor following the 2019 Safety Expo.

REGISTRATION TERMSAND CONDITIONSREGISTRATION FEE DEADLINETo access online registration, please visit SRBX.org/EXPO. All registrations MUST be completed online by Friday, APRIL 12, after which the On-Site Registration Rate will apply. Please keep in mind that all on-site registrations will depend on the number of spots still available in each course.

PLEASE VISIT SRBX.ORG/EXPO to submit Individual AND Group registrations! Contact SRBX Safety Expo staff with questions:



DISCLAIMERIf you are 10 minutes or more late to your course, we cannot guarantee admittance. The Safety Expo will not take responsibility for the failure of a presenter who does not show up or cancels their session, in which every effort will be made to place attendees in alternate sessions. Sessions and presenters are subject to change. Please check the courses you plan to attend at SRBX.org/EXPO for updates and scheduling revisions. The Safety Expo does not endorse the products or services of the exhibitors nor does it verify or validate the content of course topics. Please note that no refunds will be given.

SPONSOR ATTENDEE REGISTRATIONS If you are a 2019 Safety Expo Sponsor and receive complimentary registrations as part of your sponsorship package, please contact SRBX Safety Expo staff to receive your unique code to complete online registration.

REGISTER ONLINE!VISIT SRBX.org/EXPO TO GET STARTED


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At Sunbelt Rentals we realize that the cost of safety is much less than the price of accidents and injury. We’ve adopted safety as a value by which to run our business. A safe company is a profitable company. Let Sunbelt Rentals help you build a culture of safety that pays you not only in loyal employees but profits as well.

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SAFETY, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT TRAINING EVENTApril 17–18, 2019 | Cosumnes River College

2019 REGISTRATION GUIDE

5370 Elvas Avenue | Sacramento, CA 95819

keynote speaker michael donlon: i am a safety leader!...april 17–18, 2019 | cosumnes river college...

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