Sessions and Seminars

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Tuesday
Morning Sessions
1A - Investigating Crane Accidents and Crane-Related Deaths * 2A - Suddenly from out of the Darkness 3A - Fail to Plan, Plan to Fail: Pre task Planning 4A - Disaster Response and Recovery: Working Together 5A - Soft Tissue Injury Prevention 6A - OSHA and General Duty Clause Violations for Construction * 7A - How to Develop and Implement a Safety Program 8A - The Armor of Safety 9A - After the Disaster * 10A - How to Build a Wind Turbine Safely	1B - The Proposed OSHA Crane Standard 2B - Risk Management for Sub-Contractors * 3B - General Contracting in a Competitive Marketplace * 4B - The Minimums of Safety: Are We Setting Our Workers Up for Accidents? 5B - Mast Climbing Safety 6B - Using Your Safety Observations to Prevent your Next Incident 10B-Lead in Construction – the New EPA Rule

Afternoon Sessions
1C - Accredited Crane Testing 2C - Illinois Workers' Compensation Law Update 3C - Safety Leaders Are Not Born, They Are Developed * 4C - Aerial Lift Safety - It's More Than Just Tying Off 5C - Researching Predictive Analytics and Jobsite Safety: Key Findings 6C - Cutting Edge Training for Roadway Construction 7C - Best Practice 8C - VPP Construction: It's Waiting on You * 9C - PPE for Construction 10C-Construction Confined Space Standard	1D - Managing Crane Hazards 2D - Masonry Materials and Work Practices to Reduce the Risk of MSDs 3D - Injury Prevention in Construction 4D - What's The Right Safety Program for Your Project/Company? 5D - Safety Incentives in Construction 10D - What’s OSHA Teaching its Inspectors Regarding OSHA’s Electrical Safety Related Work Practices and NFPA 70E! *

Wednesday
Morning Sessions
1E - Edwin S Rearick Construction Safety Forum * 2E - OSHA Training Requirements and How to Comply * 3E - Fall Protection Behaviors, Attitudes, and Beliefs * 4E - Predicting Relative Workload During Construction Using Data Dependent Modeling * 5E - Multi-Employer: What Should We Expect? 6E - Fatigue in the Work Place * 7E - Prevention Through Design * 8E - Prevention of Nail Gun Injuries * 9E - Basic Crane Safety	1F - Edwin S Rearick Construction Safety Forum * 2F - Ergonomic Solutions for the Aging Workforce in Construction * 3F - Current OSHA Trends - Handling an OSHA Inspection 4F - Hazard Identification Using Fuzzy Signal Detection Theory * 5F - Changing Culture Through Coaching 6F - Returning Arm-Injured Employees to Work * 7F - Fatal Injuries among "Non-Construction" Workers at Construction Sites 8F - Slips, Trips, and Falls 9F - Tower Cranes 9G- Safe is Not a Four Letter Word: Maximizing Crane Management Systems for Productivity, Efficiency, and Profitability

Afternoon Sessions
1G - Edwin S Rearick Construction Safety Forum * 2G - The Business of Safety * 3G - A Fall Protection Curriculum for Apprentice Carpenters 4G - Worker's Compensation Myth Buster 5G - Safety Service Plans: A Process for Improvement * 6G - Repetitive Motion Injuries - Fact, Fiction and Rapid Return to Work 7G - Getting WHat You Need: Influencing management for Safety buy-In 8G - Highway Construction Risk Management * 9G - Crane and Rigging Track	1H - Edwin S Rearick Construction Safety Forum * 2H - Pre-Planning for Safety * 3H - How to Control Your Workers' Compensation Costs * 4H - What the Heck is Selfish Safety? 5H - Inside vs. Outside Training: Which is Best for You? 6H - Recommendations for Safe Use of Masts Climbing Work Platform

Thursday Professional Development Seminars
P1 - OSHA 7600 Construction Noise Trainer's Course 8:00am - 5:00pm P2 - OSHA 7410 Managing Excavation Hazards 8:00am - 5:00pm P3 - Post Tensioning Safety Course 8:00am - 5:00pm P4 - Survival Spanish - 8:00am - 12:00pm P5 - Presentation Skills: Making Your Message Heard - 8:00am - 12:00pm * P6 - Aerial Lift Management - 8:00am - 5:00pm

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