Confined Space Training

Confined Space Training

Don't Risk Your Workers Lives - Send Them To This Training
Building a Safer Industry Today, One Member at a Time!

Every employee working in and around a confined space needs to understand the hazards that may be found inside. A confined space is defined as an area that is big enough to permit a person to enter, has limited means of entrance and exit and is not designed for human occupancy.

TOPICS TO BE COVERED:
• The Nature of and Hazards of Confined Spaces
• Regulatory Requirements of Confined Spaces
• The Authorized Entrant's Duties
• The Attendant's Duties
• The Entry Supervisor's Duties

Don't get left out! While other resources are going to ineffective, cheap, non-interactive training online, the Central California Builders Exchange offers our members a cost effective, interactive safety credentialing program that works for your business, builds empowerment and gets results.

After Training Support ~ Our instructors are available for phone assistance after you take the class, with no additional cost. A safety expert at your fingertips: that’s value for education brought to you by the CCBE.

Presented by: Boretti, Inc.
Instructor—JT Parnell
JT is an EHS Professional for Boretti, Inc. and has been employed with them for just over a year. He handles a diverse group of clients across many industries including: manufacturing/industrial, medical, education, food processing, wheat and grain, consumer product safety and plastic extrusion. He has been in the safety industry for 6 years and worked as the Director of Safety & Health for a construction company prior to coming aboard with Boretti, Inc. J.T received a Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Safety & Health from Columbia Southern University in 2010 and is currently progressing through the Master’s Program, in Occupational Safety & Health, with an anticipated graduation of June, 2012. After receiving his Master’s Degree, J.T plans on studying for and sitting for the Certified Safety Professional (CSP) designation. J.T is also very active with the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) and is currently serving as the Vice-President of the Central Valley Chapter for the 2011-2012 fiscal year. He is also the President-elect for the Central Valley Chapter and will be holding the position of Chapter President for the 2012-2013 fiscal year.

When:

Monday,
Oct. 17, 2011

7 am - 10 am

How Much:
$65 CCBE Members
$90 Non Members

Multi Attendee Discount: 15% Off Listed Registration Price for Firms w/ More Than One Attendee!

Where:
Central California Builders Exchange
1244 N. Mariposa St.
Fresno, CA 93703

OSHA FACTS:
More than 13,000 US workers are injured annually in confined space accidents. 5,000 of those are serious injuries. About 60 will die.