Event Type: Single Event

This Instructor program equips students to be able to teach employees and
volunteers proficiently. Students may also create a public Training Center and offer
services to the community with the information gained in this class. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be prepared to teach others the skills needed to save lives!

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Students may purchase the 7th edition teaching kit, which includes – (more…)

This class will teach attendees how to effectively train in-house employees the principles of traffic control & flagging. The program covers and assists organizations in complying with CSO 1598, CSO 1599, and the 2014 California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (Revision 3) including:

• Sign placement
• Proper fundamentals of flagging
• Moving traffic
• Signaling directions
• Proper barriers
• Personal protective equipment
• Traffic control plans

Students who successfully complete the course will be provided materials for training including:

• Powerpoints
• Pretests
• Tests
• Answer Keys
• Traffic control exercises

Note that trainers will be required to purchase student manuals for each student they train and pay an annual fee for maintenance of the program. Click here for pricing and details.

Teach employees how to respond to situations that could lead to workplace violence. Preventing and identifying these threats is vital for the safety of themselves and peers. Also take the time to teach them company policy regarding these events. Active shooter training focuses on how to respond and teaches employees how to survive. Understand the Run, Hide, Fight concept and what conditions make each of the responses appropriate.

Workplace Violence:
This portion will help employees make themselves aware of the potential for violence in the workplace and learn how to recognize early warning signs. Attendees will also learn how to prevent workplace violence threats and identify methods for de-escalation and how to respond once a situation becomes threatening.

Active Shooter:
This section will cover a history of active shooting incidents and teach attendees the steps that will help them survive in the case of an active shooting incident. This includes understanding the intentions of an active shooter, understanding the actions to take if running, hiding, or fighting, and learning the response of law
enforcement.

Together, this program is designed to provide a comprehensive overview on how to stay safe in high-stress
and dangerous situations.

This 8-hour course will teach participants how to recognize a life-threatening emergency and how to provide basic life support, as well as how to recognize the signs and symptoms of injuries and sudden illness, including airway obstruction, shock, burns, strains, strokes and seizures. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive nationally recognized First Aid and CPR course completion cards.

Course Locations:

Safety Center offers a variety of courses and curriculum at our Northern and Southern California campuses. Please be sure to choose the location closest to you.
• NC = Northern California Campus located at 3909 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento, CA 95827