| Saturday, 10/31 - 9:30 a.m. –10:30 a.m. |
| Safety |
| New Employee Safety Orientation for the General Industry |
| Gary Clevenger, CNA Business Insurance |
| Many green industry employees are killed or seriously injured in their first 60 days of employment. Risks taken by inexperienced employees can lead to accidents. Workplace safety is a learned behavior and educating new employees prior to the start of work is critical to reducing losses. This class provides intensive instruction on the basic skills needed to implement and manage new hire safety orientation within an organization. In addition, each participant will receive a New Employee Safety Orientation Training CD for his or her use in implementation of new hire training programs. |
| At the end of this class, participants should be able to: |
| · –Identify loss leaders and the associated dollars that impact workers’ compensation costs. |
| · –Identify safety training requirements for new workers. |
| · – Discuss safe work practices that can be applied. |
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| Saturday, 10/31 - 10:45 a.m.–11:45 a.m. |
| Safety |
| The Bottom Line Impact of Safety’s Best Practices |
| Laurie Erdman, The Bruce Company of Wisconsin, Inc. |
| When it comes to safety don’t try to recreate the wheel. Learn the best safe practices through the proven successes of others. Bring your safety questions to this panel of safety professionals or just come to listen to ideas that have worked for them. |
