Get into Gear with Fall Training
Although it’s important to prepare for winter — the most demanding season in terms of safety and upkeep — you should make time for nonwinter training as well. “Even though some of the topics are ‘evergreen,’” says Seth Norton, PDRMA Risk Management Consultant, “it’s always a good idea to sign up for a refresher.
 “Since laws constantly change, our legal updates are particularly relevant, and everyone knows the downside of not performing building inspections,” adds Norton. “And agency leaders can also benefit from reminders about their role in injury prevention and safety.”
Here’s a quick summary of some training sessions to be aware of, no matter how much experience you might have.
A SUPERVISOR'S ROLE IN COACHING INJURY PREVENTION
- Nov. 5 — Arlington Heights Park District, Arlington Lakes Golf Club.
HOW TO ESTABLISH AND LEAD AN EFFECTIVE SAFETY COMMITTEE
- Nov. 7 — PDRMA, Training Room.
LADDER SAFETY
- Nov. 7 — Bloomingdale Park District, Johnston Recreation Center.
SAFETY COORDINATOR UPDATE
APPLYING RISK MANAGEMENT TO YOUR GOLF FACILITY
IMPLEMENTING BUILDING INTRUDER AND FACILITY LOCKDOWN PROCEDURES
- Dec. 3 — Oak Brook Park District, Family Recreation Center.
IMPLEMENTING BUILDING INTRUDER AND FACILITY LOCKDOWN PROCEDURES
- Dec. 4 — Bartlett Park District, Bartlett Community Center.
A SUPERVISOR'S ROLE IN COACHING INJURY PREVENTION
- Dec. 6 — Wilmette Park District, Community Recreation Center.
OSHA AND SAFETY PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION FOR SRA LEADERSHIP AND STAFF
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