Temporary Traffic Control in Highway Work Zones - Design and Supervision is a new two-day program that prepares work zone supervisors to interpret, adapt, and implement Traffic Control Plans. It focuses on specific job responsibilities and covers information in parts I, V, and VI of the Federal Highway Administration's Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). You can trust the content. Temporary Traffic Control is based on the most current federal regulations, and reviewed by the leading industry experts. It's based on real-world situations. Experienced instructors lead students through problem-solving exercises, using the MUTCD and state guidelines. It's flexible. You can include state and local regulations as well as federal guidelines. It's easy to get started. There are no expensive, time-consuming prerequisite courses required. Temporary Traffic Control is for workers responsible for: Establishing and maintaining traffic control devices in or near vehicle right-of-way Keeping workers safe while in or near vehicle right-of-way Installing signs and warning devices Controlling traffic flow in construction, maintenance, or utility work zones Anyone with at least one year of documented experience in work zone traffic control can attend. It's also useful for project engineers who want to understand requirements imposed on site supervisors and outside contractors. Temporary Traffic Control participants: Become familiar with the MUTCD and learn to use it as a reference Get the skills and knowledge to interpret a Traffic Control Plan (TCP) Learn to verify the accuracy of existing TCPs and adapt or modify them using the MUTCD Learn to implement a safe TCP

Prefer to skip the classroom? Complete the recertification exam online from the convenience of your home or office! Three days prior to your scheduled exam time, you will receive a study guide and an email with instructions to complete the exam.

*Class is only for child care staff at an ABC facility in the state of South Carolina* Whether it’s a simple cut or bruise or a life-threatening emergency, no one wants to see a child hurt. We have adapted all of the topics from our NSC First Aid, CPR and AED course to meet the special needs of infants and children in our pediatric first aid course. Our programs also address important issues such as caring for children with medical conditions (asthma, diabetes, HIV), and dealing with signs of abuse and neglect. This course meets current CPR and ECC Guidelines.

**This class is a 7 hour class. ***Any site with a registration code is for their facility only.

This class is for ABC Quality Childcare facility staff who have already completed the full, 7-hour National Safety Council Pediatric First Aid, CPR & AED Course. This 4-hour recertification course is required every 2 years to maintain active certification.

Please note: If you currently hold a certification through another organization like American Heart Association or American Red Cross, you are NOT elligible to take the NSC Recertification. You must have completed your initial certification with the National Safety Council in order to take the 4 hour recertification course.

Our newly revised 4-day course does more than show you what an effective safety manager does. It shows you how to do it through a balanced approach to safety management, addressing administrative, technical and cultural elements of safety. Training goal You'll learn how to lead safety in your organization, and get your team involved in safety and health efforts. Who should attend? Attend this course if you are coordinating, supervising, or managing safety and health efforts at your facility/company. Designed for the safety leader, this course meets the needs of safety and health committee leaders, supervisors, and middle/upper managers. What you'll learn •Identify the fundamental principles of safety management. •Recognize the key elements of NSC's safety management system. •Determine your role as a safety and health professional and define line management's safety and health responsibilities. •Identify leadership strategies that contribute to your success as a manager. •Recognize the dynamics of organizational safety culture. •Recognize strategies and steps to create organizational and individual change. •Enhance your interviewing, consulting and influencing skills to enlist support from key people in your organization. •Use measurement tools to track the progress of your organization's safety management system. •Identify the steps for preparing a successful safety management audit. •Establish a business case for a safety management system. •Use problem solving and decision making skills to resolve your organization's safety and health issues •Create an action plan to improve safety management in your organization. Here's what is new in SMT: Four new modules •Dynamics of Organizational Safety Culture •Safety Performance Measurements •Defining Roles and Responsibilities •Business Case for Safety Management System You'll also get: •9 Elements of an Effective Safety Management System •Case Studies in Safety and Productivity, Volume One •Injury Facts CD-ROM, current edition 4-Day Course 2.6 CEUs/2.6 COCs

Temporary Traffic Control in Highway Work Zones - Design and Supervision is a new two-day program that prepares work zone supervisors to interpret, adapt, and implement Traffic Control Plans. It focuses on specific job responsibilities and covers information in parts I, V, and VI of the Federal Highway Administration's Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). You can trust the content. Temporary Traffic Control is based on the most current federal regulations, and reviewed by the leading industry experts. It's based on real-world situations. Experienced instructors lead students through problem-solving exercises, using the MUTCD and state guidelines. It's flexible. You can include state and local regulations as well as federal guidelines. It's easy to get started. There are no expensive, time-consuming prerequisite courses required. Temporary Traffic Control is for workers responsible for: Establishing and maintaining traffic control devices in or near vehicle right-of-way Keeping workers safe while in or near vehicle right-of-way Installing signs and warning devices Controlling traffic flow in construction, maintenance, or utility work zones Anyone with at least one year of documented experience in work zone traffic control can attend. It's also useful for project engineers who want to understand requirements imposed on site supervisors and outside contractors. Temporary Traffic Control participants: Become familiar with the MUTCD and learn to use it as a reference Get the skills and knowledge to interpret a Traffic Control Plan (TCP) Learn to verify the accuracy of existing TCPs and adapt or modify them using the MUTCD Learn to implement a safe TCP

What participants will learn: This course will provide you with knowledge and safe driving techniques that you can apply to prevent collisions and traffic violations. Today, over 100 people will die on our roads. Our goal is to eliminate traffic deaths entirely, and you can do your part by applying the techniques discussed in this course and safely sharing the road with others (drivers and non-drivers alike). Upon completing this course, you should be able to: ‣ Identify your own personal driving behaviors and tendencies ‣ Identify behaviors that can be controlled and factors beyond a driver’s control ‣ Sharing the road with other drivers and identify your individual responsibilities when driving ‣ Recognize potential hazards when driving and make appropriate driving choices to avoid those hazards ‣ Identify risky driving behaviors that, statistically, lead to the most collisions and fatalities on the U.S. roads ‣ Choose safe, responsible and respectful driving behaviors in different driving situations and conditions ‣ Evaluate your current driving choices and behaviors and identify alternative driving choices you can make ‣ Personal plan for making effective driving choices This 4-hour, highly interactive classroom course provides the highest level of defensive driving knowledge and skills, the benefits of being a safe and responsible driver and the techniques for avoiding high-risk driving behaviors. Throughout the course, hazard recognition scenarios and the skills needed for dealing with immediate danger and anticipating potential hazards are the principal learning points. Certificate can be used for insurance premium discounts (where offered by your insurance company).

$330 Registration Includes: 8 hours classroom instruction, 6 hours Behind the Wheel Training, lunch (usually pizza!, please bring your own lunch if a special diet is needed) and a FREE SCDMV Road Test with our certified instructors to get their restricted/license.

Training goal
In the Flagger Training Instructor Course, approved by the Georgia Department of Transportation, you'll learn to teach work zone crews standard flagging procedures and how to provide safe passage in and around work areas. Get certified to deliver the Flagger Training Course to your work zone crews. No prerequisites required.

Who should attend?
Individuals with safety and health responsibilities in highway and street construction; bridge, tunnel, water or sewer construction; concrete, utilities, or paving industries; state transportation, and county or municipal street/public works departments.

Why you should attend?
Controlling traffic through work zones is one of the most important and dangerous operations in road construction and maintenance. The National Safety Council's 1-day Instructor Course for the Flagger Training Program will train you to teach standardized flagging procedures. Upon completion of the course you will be able to apply the resources and information learned to protect your own crew and the public.

All organizations, regardless of industry or number of employees, must comply with OSHA requirements to protect the lives and health of their employees – and to avoid costly fines and increased insurance premiums. NSC First Aid, CPR and AED provides the training that organizations trust to give their employees the lifesaving skills they need to respond correctly during a medical emergency. Remember – NSC courses are always all-inclusive. You’ll never pay additional fees to receive the nationally recognized NSC course completion card! Our CPR and AED program teaches the principles of basic life support for adults. It gives you the latest guidelines for CPR and emergency cardiac care, starting with how to assess the scene of an emergency and take stock of the victim's condition. The course details how to perform one-rescuer CPR and rescue breathing, and how to manage choking in a conscious person. It also addresses infection control. In addition you will learn how to care for bleeding emergencies, shock and minor injuries. Meets current CPR and ECC Guidelines. Also meets OSHA requirements for first aid training in the workplace.

Knowing how to respond to a medical emergency is one of the most important skills a person can possess. The NSC First Aid, CPR & AED course meets the OSHA requirements and is your tool for training employees or the general public on the latest skills, techniques and expertise in life-saving procedures. The practice and feedback of using related skills in a realistic situation is integrated into the actual teaching experience and are taught in a dynamic and hands-on way with industry-leading curriculum. What you'll learn: During this course you will learn new methods that involve, influence and facilitate adult learning while refining your teaching skills. The course covers a proven, standardized method of teaching first aid, CPR and AED with high effectiveness and you will be provided with the reasons and dynamics behind each topic or visual presentation. In addition to the NSC First Aid, CPR & AED course Candidate Instructors will learn: · Resources for Adult Educators · How to teach and facilitate a First Aid, CPR and AED training class · Recommended Course Preparation Steps · Pre-Course Activities · What makes a successful instructor · Teaching Methods · Manage Participants · Testing and Remediation · Facilitation Skills Practice · Post-Course Activities Upon successful completion, you will be required to sign a Training Center/Instructor agreement. The Instructor class includes the complete Instructor Resource Kit: · Instructor Manual · Instructor CD · Instructor DVD · Student Workbook

Recertification is required 2 years after your initial certification, then every required every 3 years. The 4-hour instructor-led refresher course provides a thorough review of the knowledge needed to successfully complete the recertification exam. Participants will receive a study guide and personal coaching before taking the exam in the classroom.

Controlling traffic through work areas is one of the most important -- and dangerous -- operations in construction maintenance. The National Safety Council's Flagger Training Course is a comprehensive skill-building session that meets federal industry guidelines: the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) guidelines and the ANSI standard ISEA-107-2015. The Office of Highway Safety, the Federal Highway Administration, and several state Departments of Transportation have reviewed this program. Training goal The primary objectives of the program are to train flaggers to provide safe passage of traffic through and around work areas and to minimize confusion by bringing standard flagging procedures to our nation's highways. To get your crew members trained and certified in safe flagging techniques in just four hours. Who should attend? This course is a must for novice construction work zone flaggers in both one- and two-person flagging operations. Experienced flaggers can attend this course as a refresher. All attendees receive a certificate of course completion. What you'll learn: Thorough understanding of flagging procedures and proper use of required equipment. Improved flagging skills from hands-on training, classroom activities and a flagging skills test. Increased ability to coordinate traffic movement through the work zone.

Training goals: Upon completion of the OSHA Construction 10-hour course, you'll be able to: Identify common hazards for construction sites. Who should attend? Attend this course if you are an entry level worker, safety and health manger, or any worker interested in hazards in the construction industry. Why should you attend? Facilitators identify safety and health principles that help you identify hazards, abate those hazards, and protect employees. Special emphasis is placed on areas in construction that most commonly result in worker injury or property damage. You are also briefed on basic instructional approaches, improving compliance communication, and training at the work site. 2-Day Course

Temporary Traffic Control in Highway Work Zones - Design and Supervision is a new two-day program that prepares work zone supervisors to interpret, adapt, and implement Traffic Control Plans. It focuses on specific job responsibilities and covers information in parts I, V, and VI of the Federal Highway Administration's Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). •You can trust the content. Temporary Traffic Control is based on the most current federal regulations, and reviewed by the leading industry experts. •It's based on real-world situations. Experienced instructors lead students through problem-solving exercises, using the MUTCD and state guidelines. •It's flexible. You can include state and local regulations as well as federal guidelines. •It's easy to get started. There are no expensive, time-consuming prerequisite courses required. Temporary Traffic Control is for workers responsible for: •Establishing and maintaining traffic control devices in or near vehicle right-of-way •Keeping workers safe while in or near vehicle right-of-way •Installing signs and warning devices •Controlling traffic flow in construction, maintenance, or utility work zones Anyone with at least one year of documented experience in work zone traffic control can attend. It's also useful for project engineers who want to understand requirements imposed on site supervisors and outside contractors. Temporary Traffic Control participants: •Become familiar with the MUTCD and learn to use it as a reference •Get the skills and knowledge to interpret a Traffic Control Plan (TCP) •Learn to verify the accuracy of existing TCPs and adapt or modify them using the MUTCD •Learn to implement a safe TCP 2.0 Days