Alphabetical Listing of MIOSHA Consultation
Education and Training Division
Construction and General Industry Safety and Health
Course Descriptions
Accident Investigation And Job Safety
Analysis
This workshop is designed for Safety Directors, Human Resource Managers or other personnel assigned to organize or assist in the implementation of the accident/illness review process. The goal of this program is to present the basic elements of safety diligence through worksite analysis, housekeeping, preventive maintenance, management commitment, and MIOSHA compliance within the framework of accident investigation techniques. Job Safety Analysis is used as a tool to identify the hazards of a job/task and the determination of options to eliminate or reduce employee exposure. The interplay between unsafe acts and unsafe conditions is explored.
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Asbestos Awareness
Construction trades routinely renovate and demolish buildings that were built prior to 1981. These construction activities often result in contact with asbestos-containing materials. Asbestos Awareness Training is required annually for employees whose work activities may contact asbestos-containing materials (ACM) or presumed asbestos-containing materials (PACM), but do not disturb ACM or PACM during their work activities. This training consists of information regarding asbestos and its various use and forms. Training also includes information on the health effects associated with asbestos exposure.
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Audiometric Testing - Steps to MIOSHA Compliance
This workshop is designed to promote greater compliance on the Audiometric Testing component of hearing conservation programs as required in Part 380.Occupational Noise. Students will learn the: required elements of a hearing conservation program, requirements for audiometric testing, method for determining a standard threshold shift (STS), requirements for recording and reporting a STS, and the requirements for employee training.
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Blueprint for a Safety and Health Management System
The attendees will learn that a direct relationship exists between effective management and lower workplace injury and illness rates. This class uses continuous improvement tools and methodology to effect increased worker protection, lower costs, enhanced productivity and improved employee morale. Attendees will learn that a high level of employee involvement leads to continuous improvement of the Safety and Health Management System. When effort and accountability are focused proactively, costly reactive activities can be eliminated.
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Confined Space Entry
MIOSHA’s General Industry Standard Permit-Required Confined Space Entry, Part 90, requires the employer to assess the work environment to determine the existence of confined spaces. A confined space is one which meets the following: has limited means of entry or exit; is not designed for continuous occupancy; and is large enough to bodily enter. This program is designed to enable participants to identify confined spaces, determine appropriate entry procedures and develop employee training programs.
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Dealing with Workplace Violence
Workplace violence is an important safety and health hazard in many industries and places of employment. MIOSHA’s “General Duty Clause” requires employers to provide a workplace free of recognized hazards; therefore, it is appropriate for employers to take feasible steps to prevent or abate potential hazards associated with violence. By addressing workplace violence as a preventable hazard, employers will learn how to develop practical and effective strategies to protect their employees from this risk, and provide a safe and healthful workplace.
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Electricity: The Invisible Killer
Electrocutions are the second leading cause of fatalities in construction nationally. In Michigan (2003) they were the number one cause of construction fatalities. This program will explain and illustrate safety practices the electrical industry itself uses before performing work on energized overhead lines. Emphasized will be the importance of recognizing and eliminating hazards to avoid the possibility of any contact with energized lines. Covered in the program: standards that apply to energized line clearances; what constitutes fatal amount of current; how to determine voltages and when overhead lines need to be de-energized.
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Ergonomic Principles
This program gives direction to employers who want to establish an ergonomic program in the manufacturing environment. Using the NIOSH Ergonomic Primer as a guide, participants will be able to look for signs of cumulative trauma, develop in-house expertise, gather evidence of ergonomic problems, identify controls and implement a proactive ergonomic program. Examples of successful ergonomic innovations in the manufacturing sector are presented. Problem jobs are also discussed and corrective recommendations are reviewed. Focus is on the implementation of engineering controls, including material handling, hand tools and workstations. Using job safety analysis as an ergonomic tool to identify the tasks and subtasks of a job is emphasized. Ergonomic awards offered by the MIOSHA program will be explained.
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Ergonomics: Health Care Facilities
This Ergonomics Seminar is designed specifically for persons employed
in the health care field. Program content is based on the General Elements
of an Ergonomics Program using the NIOSH Primer. In this program participants
will be working with a Tool Box containing Tool Trays that explain Ergonomics,
Setting the Stage for Action, Identifying Target Ergonomic problems, Finding
a Solution, and how they apply to health care facilities.
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Excavations: The Grave Danger
This workshop will provide an overview of MIOSHA Part 9, Excavations, Trenching, and Shoring. In addition, the electrical hazards and applicable regulations associated will be discussed. It is also designed to assist participants in identifying hazards at their workplace, especially those associated with mobile equipment. This will be followed by a question and answer session.
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Extreme Safety: Youth Worker Initiative
MIOSHA is focusing a new initiative on the safety and health of young workers. Young workers experience higher rates of work-related injuries than other workers. NIOSH estimates that at least 100,000 young workers nationwide seek treatment in an emergency room for a work-related injury each year. NIOSH research also estimates that annually, at least 70 young people are killed nationwide on the job, which is double the fatality rate of adult workers. To eliminate these tragic deaths and other serious accidents we must ensure that working teens have the information and education needed to perform work safely. This program will provide information on teen workers rights & responsibilities, will introduce teens to hazards associated with work operations commonly employing teen workers, and will provide information on various resources teen workers can utilize to obtain additional information and assistance.
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Fall Protection for Residential
Construction
The class will cover fall exposures for residential construction and fall protection criteria per MIOSHA. In addition, there will be an explanation of the MIOSHA agency directive for residential construction, a video on residential fall protection, and detailed instructions for builders followed by a question and answer period.
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Fundamentals of Safety & Health
Many employers are faced with the need to appoint an employee to oversee their program who may not be fully prepared for the challenge. This fundamentals course offers in three days the basics of MIOSHA compliance issues, as well as, an introduction to creating a basic safety and health program. Topics include the MIOSHA Act including inspections and citations, elements of a comprehensive safety and health system, recordkeeping, accident investigations, required written programs, outside contractor communications, hazards recognition and machine guarding. One day is devoted to industrial hygiene to assist employers in uncovering and addressing the unseen health hazards in the workplace.
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Health Issues in Construction
This course will help educate and make the construction manager/worker aware of some of the typical health hazards and their potential health effects that are associated with the construction trade industry. This workshop is designed to give the student an overview of health issues that may be encountered in the construction industry. Topics covered include lead, silica, cadmium, and asbestos (2-hour awareness certification). Students will be able to recognize potential problems with exposures and how to protect themselves with the use of engineering controls and personal protective equipment.
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Health Issues in the Healthcare Industry
This program is designed specifically for persons employed in the healthcare field (including EMS). Program content will include HAZCOM - Michigan Right to Know, the Bloodborne Infectious Diseases Standard, Hepatitis B and C, HIV/AIDS, MRSA, Tuberculosis, Ergonomics, Hearing Conservation, and Respiratory Protection. Students will learn how to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control seemingly invisible hazards.
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Industrial Laser Safety
Currently no MIOSHA standards exist regulating industrial laser use besides the duty of employers to protect their employees from the possibility of injury or illness. This class is designed to provide Michigan employers with a basic understanding of the requirements they will need to meet in order to protect their employees and eliminate Laser Safety and Health hazards. This class will review the safety and health hazards commonly associated with industrial laser applications and usage, classifications, nominal hazard zones, Laser Officer responsibilities, training and guarding, MIOSHA compliance requirements and other applicable consensus standards.
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Lockout (Control of
Energy Source) and Machine Guarding
This one-day seminar covers the requirements of General Industry Safety
Standard Part 85, Control of Hazardous Energy Sources, and machine guarding
requirements. Topics include: the recognition of energy sources, creation
of written programs, employee training, annual inspections and normal
production operation exemptions. Employee protection through the use and
application of machine guards and devices as required by various MIOSHA
standards is covered in detail.
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Mechanical Power Presses: Safety
and Health, and Power Lockout
The objectives of this course are that attendees be able to: reference
Part 24- Mechanical Power Press standard; evaluate and provide the power
press safeguarding methods applicable to their operation; identify potential
health hazards associated with the use of presses; implement a lockout
program with machine-specific procedures; identify the most frequently
cited MIOSHA violations.
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MIOSHA 10-Hour for Construction
This ten-hour program presents an overview of MIOSHA regulations for the construction industry. Detailed information is presented to enable the participant to develop an accident prevention plan as required by Rule 114 of MIOSHA Construction Safety Standard Part 1, General Rules. An overview of MIOSHA inspection procedures is presented, as well as the most frequently cited MIOSHA violations in the construction industry. Participants gain detailed information regarding construction and health standards relative to the industry.
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MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection
Attendees at this training will review the MIOSHA Part 45 Construction Safety Standard for Fall Protection including the latest OSHA and MIOSHA interpretations. Examination of recent fatal falls in construction and discussion of the latest fall protection techniques for construction will also be covered. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions.
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MIOSHA and Mortuary Science
This program is designed specifically for persons employed in the Mortuary Science or Funeral Services field. Program content will include HAZCOM– Michigan Right to Know, the Bloodborne Infectious Diseases Standard, Tuberculosis, respiratory Protection, Formaldehyde Safety, Ergonomics and Personal Protective Equipment. Students will learn how to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control seemingly invisible hazards.
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MIOSHA Recordkeeping, Accident Investigation, and Workers’ Compensation Strategies
This full-day MIOSHA seminar is designed for safety managers, human resource managers and supervisors, and provides an excellent opportunity to understand how companies can reduce costs associated with workplace accidents and injuries. The course will further your understanding of MIOSHA Log 300 recordkeeping requirements. Seminar attendees will also understand the importance of conducting a comprehensive investigation following near-miss incidents and accidents. Attendees will also learn how to determine your company’s insurance MOD factors, how to reduce workers’ compensation costs by obtaining scheduled and premium credits, and how to reduce medical only claims by up to 70%.
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MIOSHA Recordkeeping and Cost of Injuries
This MIOSHA program is designed to help employers ensure that their organization complies with MIOSHA recordkeeping requirements as contained in MIOSHA Administrative Rules Part 11, Recording and Reporting of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses. In addition to learning and understanding the “recordability” of work related injuries and illnesses; attendees will actively participate in a group exercise to complete the MIOSHA 300 log, 301 and 300A forms. Using this data, participants calculate injury and illness rates and learn how to compare these rates to other companies with in their Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) or the new North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS).
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MIOSHA: What Dental Offices Need to Know
This program is designed specifically for persons employed in the dental field. Program content will include HAZCOM – Michigan Right to Know, the Bloodborne Infectious Diseases Standard, Mercury and Latex Safety and Personal Protective Equipment. Students will learn how to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control seemingly invisible hazards.
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MVPP and MSHARP Application Workshop
This workshop is for those companies with an exemplary history of safety
and health diligence and performance. These companies may qualify for
either the Michigan Voluntary Protection Program (MVPP) or the Michigan
Safety & Health Achievement Recognition Program (MSHARP). These recognition
programs are designed especially for such high performing worksites. Participants
receive information regarding the benefits of participation in these programs
such as exemptions from programmed inspections and state/national recognition
for their success in Organizational excellence. The application and review
process is covered in detail along with the differences in qualification
requirements for acceptance in the MVPP and MSHARP.
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Power Lockout and Confined Space
Entry
This MIOSHA program involves a full day of safety training to address
occupational health and safety hazards that may cause workplace accidents
and injuries during maintenance, service or repair of equipment and during
confined space entries. Power lockout is implemented to prevent injuries
and fatalities due to movement of equipment being serviced or repaired
while employees are exposed to hazards. Often, the result of a confined
incident is death, not only to the entrant but to the would-be rescuer.
Topics to be covered are definitions, evaluations of spaces and equipment,
required written programs, procedures, and training.
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Powered Industrial Truck Train-the-Trainer
This MIOSHA program involves a full day of safety training designed to
address specific occupational safety and health hazards associated with
operating powered industrial trucks. MIOSHA General Industry Safety Standard
Part 21, Powered Industrial Trucks, is extensively examined as well as
the relevant rules contained in other MIOSHA Standards. Topics include
truck safe guards and devices, safe operating procedures, employee selection,
training and inspections.
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Safety for Maintenance and Facilities Managers
This MIOSHA program involves a full day of safety training to address one of MIOSHA’s Strategic Plan Goals: Reduce Amputations. Severed fingers, hands, and arms are a result of horrifying machinery-related injuries. This seminar will increase employer and worker awareness of these dangers and how to prevent them. Safeguards are essential for protecting workers from injury. Three areas have been identified as leading causes of these injuries: machine guarding, operator safety training, and lockout. Topics to be covered include hazard recognition (point of operation and power transmission), machine guards and safeguards, writing and using a JSA to conduct job-specific safety training, and requirements for eliminating hazards by locking out power while maintaining equipment.
Self-Inspection to Identify
Hazards and Safety Training Needs
This program stresses the importance of inspection programs in order to
comply with MIOSHA Standards as well as uncover other real hazards not
addressed by regulation. Common workplace hazards, as well as effective
control methods and measures, are examined. The importance of Job Safety
Analysis and employee training is emphasized.
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Supervisor's Role in Safety and
Health
This seminar is designed for first line supervision, safety and health committee members, and management personnel. Topics covered include employee safety and health training, accident investigation, hazard recognition and self-inspection techniques. This program gives tips to supervision on methods to integrate health and safety into their daily duties and responsibilities. Using MIOSHA standards and required written programs as a baseline, supervisors are given suggestions to improve their safety and health hazard recognition skills.
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Two-day Mechanical Power Press
Seminar
This seminar is for those who supervise the use of, or are responsible
for maintaining, mechanical power presses. Attendees will receive a comprehensive
review of MIOSHA General Industry Safety Standard Part 24, Mechanical
Power Presses. The seminar will cover evaluation and selection of safe
guarding methods, identification of potential health hazards, and implementation
of machine specific lockout procedures. Health issues common to press
operation will be presented. Discussion will include barrier, fixed, and
adjustable guards; two-hand controls; light curtains; pressure sensitive
mats and laser scanners. The differing requirements for full and part
revolution presses are explained. The program will also cover the most
frequently cited Part 24 violations.
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When MIOSHA Enforcement Visits in Construction & Top 25 Serious Violations
Attendees will gain an insight of the process and procedures a MIOSHA compliance officer follows while conducting a workplace inspection and how to respond to MIOSHA citations. Topics covered include inspection types, employer/employee rights and responsibilities, penalty reduction factors, and common MIOSHA violations. Preparing for an inspection is emphasized.
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When MIOSHA Enforcement Visits in General Industry & Top 25 Serious Violations
Attendees will gain an insight of the process and procedures a MIOSHA
compliance officer follows while conducting a workplace inspection and
how to respond to MIOSHA citations. Topics covered include inspection
types, employer/employee rights and responsibilities, penalty reduction
factors, and common MIOSHA violations. The elements of a written safety
and health management system are presented in detail. Preparing for an
inspection is emphasized.
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When MIOSHA Enforcement Visits, Supervisor's Role in Safety, and Hazard Recognition
This seminar consists of three separate modules. When MIOSHA Visits is a “Step-by-Step” walkthrough of how inspections are generated, learn what to expect when an inspector arrives at your door, and your rights and responsibilities concerning an inspection. Supervisor’s Role in Safety and Health discusses the legal responsibilities for supervisors concerning safety. This class is perfect for safety committee members, first line supervisors, and management personnel. This class will also include a segment on the cost of accidents. The seminar is completed with a half day of intense Hazard Recognition training. Pictures of actual hazards found during inspections are shown and discussed as well as practical ways to abate the depicted hazards. If you are looking for practical knowledge to better your safety program, this is it.
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