Event Category: Regulatory & General

A behavior-based advanced course recommended most often for drivers with multiple violations and those with poor driving habits. This 8-hour, hands-on, highly interactive course demonstrates the direct connection between attitude and choice and the potential dreadful results of poor driving conduct.​

This Course is specifically designed for traffic violators and court referrals, as a diversion program for drivers with excessive violations, or for drivers with poor driving habits. Participants will be provided with the knowledge, skills and techniques to improve their driving-related choices, and thereby avoid collisions and decrease future violations. Learners are actively involved in evaluating
their driving habits and making decisions and choices about their driving behaviors. Drivers develop personal action plans for practicing good driving behavior.

Course Location

Safety Center offers a variety of courses and curriculum at our Northern California campus. Please be sure to check out other training opportunities available.

Hands-on fall protection training that covers federal and state personal fall protection system requirements. Explore passive, active, and alternative fall protection systems and learn about the fundamentals of inspections prior to use, proper care, and use of equipment.

All participants must bring lanyard and harness.

This course does not qualify attendee to inspect equipment.

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
• SC = Southern California Campus located at 109 S. Spring Street, Claremont, CA 91711

This 1-day course covers Cal/OSHA statistics, excavation standards, use of protective systems, soil analysis, timber and aluminum hydraulic shoring, tabulated data engineering, and competent person requirements. Students are to bring all company required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)-hardhat, gloves, steel-toed shoes, etc. to class.
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
• SC = Southern California Campus located at 109 S. Spring Street, Claremont, CA 91711
• Safety Center will be hosting a course in the Clovis/Fresno area at 155 North Sunnyside Ave, Clovis, CA 93611

An extensive, educational experience of fall hazards for workers in construction and general industry. The class includes a discussion and practical application for determining job hazard analyses, proper selection of the correct fall protection systems, and how to design and implement your fall protection plans. The competent person will also engage in hands-on exercises in conducting inspection of personal fall arrest system per ANSI Z359 protocol and for Cal/OSHA required bi-annual inspections.

Prerequisite: Fall Protection, User Level completed after 1/01/15

All participants must bring lanyard and harness.

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
• SC = Southern California Campus located at 109 S. Spring Street, Claremont, CA 91711

This 1-day Traffic Control & Flagging program incorporates the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices  (CA MUTCD) 2014 and covers warning sign placement, proper fundamentals of flagging, moving traffic, and signaling directions used by flaggers. Upon completion of this course, trainees will receive a card stating that they have satisfactorily completed training on the CA MUTCD and meet the requirements of CSO 1599.

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
• SC = Southern California Campus located at 109 S. Spring Street, Claremont, CA 91711
• Safety Center will be hosting a course in the Clovis/Fresno area at 155 North Sunnyside Ave, Clovis, CA 93611

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Safety Center and Alvarez Associates have partnered to offer workplace violence prevention, management, and response/recovery training programs.

About Alvarez Associates:  Alvarez Associates is committed to providing you the tools, resources and knowledge to better understand and protect yourself, your organization and our communities from the threat of violence. Our programs are designed and specifically geared towards civilians and other “immediate responders.”  It is important to recognize that police officers cannot be everywhere at once.  In fact, national statistics indicate an average response time of 12-15 minutes, where as most incidents of extreme violence are over in five minutes.  We want you to know how to protect yourself. Our instructors have decades of real world law enforcement, security and personal protection experience.

Overview:

This course is specifically designed for the average person who wants to better understand how to protect themselves from violence. The program is broken down into three parts. First, we teach you to understand what motivates the “Active Shooter,” so you can avoid violence all together. Second, we give you tips and strategies to help keep you and your organization from being targeted. Lastly, we introduce you to the M.O.V.E.™ protocol. This powerfully simple strategy can help you survive all types of active violence by giving you the knowledge and confidence to overcome violent situations.

Personal Safety
o Building a “Survivors Mindset”
o Utilizing intuition to avoid violence
o Managing fear and anxiety
Workplace Security
o Policy considerations
o Strategies for keeping the workplace secure
o Recognizing the warning signs
Strategies for Preventing an Active Shooter
o Recognizing and responding to warning signs
o Understanding the myths and realities
o The dynamics of targeted violence
Responding to an Active Shooter
o M.O.V.E – Options based response
o First aid considerations
o What to expect from law enforcement

• NC = Northern California Campus located at 3909 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento, CA 95827
• SC = Southern California Campus located at 109 S. Spring Street, Claremont, CA 91711

M.O.V.E™ Surviving Active Violence

Safety Center and Alvarez Associates have partnered to offer a 1-day course focusing on Active Shooter Response to give participants straightforward strategies and concepts to establish their own workplace violence prevention program.

Extreme acts of violence, such as Active Shooters, are dynamic, evolve quickly and often end before law enforcement arrives at the scene. How you respond, or don’t respond, will be dictated by the specific circumstances of the encounter. Your survival depends on your ability to remain calm and react quickly. The fight or flight response is often replaced with panic and fear for those who have not prepared for the possibility that these types of incidents may occur.

Overview:

This course is specifically designed for regular, everyday people who want to better understand how to protect themselves from violence. The program is broken down into three parts. First, we teach you to understand what motivates criminals, so you can avoid violence all together. Second, we give you tips and strategies to make yourself an unattractive target. Finally, we introduce you to our M.O.V.E.™ program. This powerfully simple strategy can help you survive all types of violence by giving you the knowledge and confidence to overcome violent situations.

Objective:

The focus of this course is on building the mentality of a survivor, supported by solid and proven strategies. One of the most common traits of survivors of incidents of violence has been their commitment to making it home. This program will help you build that commitment.

Topics Covered:

• Building a “Survivors Mindset”
  • Managing fear and anxiety
  • Harnessing your intuition
• Strategies for preventing an Active Shooter
  • Warning signs
  • Understanding myths and realities
  • The dynamics of targeted violence
• Surviving an “Active Shooter”
  • M.O.V.E. – An options based response

Participants in this course can expect to learn how to react in an Active Shooter incident in a way that reduces injuries and saves lives.

California’s construction stormwater general permit (CGP) requires that practioners who implement SWPPPs demonstrate appropriate qualifications for this work. This course curriculum will provide an in-depth review of the information individuals planning to become contruction QSDs will be expected to know and information concerning the CGP. This course consists of 3 modules: Project Planning & Site Assessment, SWPPP Development & Permit Registration Documents and Project Closeout as well as the 5 modules included in the QSP training: Training Overview & Regulations, Erosion Processes & Sediment Control, SWPPP Implementation, Monitoring, and Reporting.