National Safety Council
Southeastern Chapter

VIRTUAL ALIVE AT 25 CLASSES: In an effort to accommodate as many students as possible during the coronavirus pandemic, we are now offering instructor-led, online Alive at 25 classes. Scroll down to view upcoming courses. Click register to reserve your spot in the next virtual classroom.

You must have access to a computer or tablet for the virtual classroom. This training is not compatible with cell phones. Within 24 hours after you register, we will email you the link and instructions to join the class. The class workbook will be mailed to the home address you provide during registration. Please ensure your contact information is correct.

If you have any questions please email us.

$290 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). Students may take the SCDMV road test with our certified instructors to get their restricted/license ($40.00 additional fee).

VIRTUAL ALIVE AT 25 CLASSES: In an effort to accommodate as many students as possible during the coronavirus pandemic, we are now offering instructor-led, online Alive at 25 classes. Scroll down to view upcoming courses. Click register to reserve your spot in the next virtual classroom.

You must have access to a computer or tablet for the virtual classroom. This training is not compatible with cell phones. Within 24 hours after you register, we will email you the link and instructions to join the class. The class workbook will be mailed to the home address you provide during registration. Please ensure your contact information is correct.

If you have any questions please email us.

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

1 Day, 7.5 Instructional Hours
7.5 MESH Hours (Manager of Environmental Safety and Health)
7.5 PDHs (Professional Development Hours for Engineers)

This course is eligible for credit towards OSHA’s Public Sector Certificate.

• Identify OSHA recording and reporting requirements
• Complete OSHA’s Injury and Illness Recordkeeping forms 300, 300A and 301

• Purpose and Scope of OSHA Recordkeeping
• OSHA’s Recording Criteria
• OSHA Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Forms
• Posting of Safety and Recordkeeping forms
• Reporting of Fatalities and Multiple Hospitalizations

Additional Information:
Employers who are required to keep Illness and Injury records must post their annual summary (OSHA Form 300A) each year from February 1 – April 30.

VIRTUAL ALIVE AT 25 CLASSES: In an effort to accommodate as many students as possible during the coronavirus pandemic, we are now offering instructor-led, online Alive at 25 classes. Scroll down to view upcoming courses. Click register to reserve your spot in the next virtual classroom.

You must have access to a computer or tablet for the virtual classroom. This training is not compatible with cell phones. Within 24 hours after you register, we will email you the link and instructions to join the class. The class workbook will be mailed to the home address you provide during registration. Please ensure your contact information is correct.

If you have any questions please email us.

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