Get innovative tips to advance your safety program with 1.5 days of impactful safety training provided by the Wilmington Regional Safety and Health School. The conference will be held at the Wilmington (N.C.) Convention Center on July 28-29. Chad Porter is the keynote speaker, and his exciting and dynamic presentation will be on “Becoming a Difference Maker.”
We have been able to expand to offer three concurrent sessions for most of the time slots. Please visit our website at www.wilmingtonsafetyschool.com to get the latest information.
Your registration includes 13 hours over two days of quality safety education and training, a catered lunch on Day 1, snacks and beverages during the event, a t-shirt, an Exhibitor Hall of top-quality vendors, and an opportunity to network with safety professionals across the region. Register by June 30th at the Early Bird pricing of $235. Some of this year’s event topics include:
- Brained Centered Safety
- Trench Safety
- Crane and Hoist Side Pulls
- ANSI Standards for Hand Protection Explained
- Weaver Fertilizer Fire
- Best Practices from a Fire Investigator’s Perspective
- Human Organization Performance (HOP)
- 10 Ways to Botch a Worker’s Compensation Claim
- Compensability Considerations Regarding Workplace Assault
- Do your employees need HAZWOPER Training?
- Hazard Communication and the Employee Right to Know
- Pandemic Planning vs. Reality
Featured Speaker: OSHA Update from N.C. Commissioner of Labor Josh Dobson
The Wilmington Regional Safety and Health School was founded in 1950 and are the oldest regional safety school in North Carolina. Our Board of Directors are volunteers who share a common desire to provide quality and affordable safety and health training via our annual safety and health school. Except for a brief pause during the Covid-19 pandemic, we have continuously held the school in Wilmington, NC. We also want to thank our Exhibitors and Sponsors who allow us to maintain a budget-friendly opportunity for attendees to receive great training and networking opportunities.
