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MIOSHA Training Institute (MTI)2017-2018 Fall and Winter Schedule

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MIOSHA Training Institute (MTI)

MTI provides a wide range of seminars across the state directed toward improving and advancing safety and health in the workplace. Employers, workers, safety and health personnel, and others can participate in the same training MIOSHA provides to its own professional staff.

MTI delivers affordable, consistent, participant driven, and informative seminars. Based on the most up-to-date industry standards in a hands-on, interactive environment, courses are offered in sponsorship with M-TEC facilities, community colleges, and safety and health organizations at a reasonable cost.

The MTI assessment-based certificate program offers participants an opportunity to be recognized for their educational efforts and increased technical expertise. The courses offer continuing education credits and maintenance points as well as an opportunity to achieve Level One General Safety and Health, Level Two Safety and Health Management Systems (SHMS), and Safety and Health Compliance certificates. An Occupational Health certificate is also available.

MTI courses may qualify an employer for potential penalty reductions during a MIOSHA inspection.

Required

LEVEL ONE

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

LEVEL TWO

Advanced Accident InvestigationBehavior-Based Safety: Fundamentals and ImplementationContinuous Safety and Health ImprovementUnderstanding and Improving your Safety Culture (Formerly: Creating a Positive Safety Culture)Effective Safety and Health TrainingMIOSHA Recordkeeping and Cost of Injuries *** OR Workplace Inspection (Discontinued 9/2016)

General Industry Safety and Health

Construction Safety and Health

MIOSHA Compliance for General Industry

Electives (Select 2) Revised 10/1/16 *

Required

Electives (Select 5)

Elements of a Safety and Health Management System MIOSHA General Industry 10-Hour +

Human Factors EngineeringJob Safety Analysis Made EasyMachine Guarding and Hazard IdentificationSupervisor’s Role in Safety and Health *When MIOSHA Enforcement Visits *

Part 7 – Guards for Power TransmissionPart 85 – Control of Hazardous Energy SourcesParts 17, 39 and 40 – Electrical Standards for General Industry and Construction **Parts 42, 92, and 430 – Hazard Communication and Right-To-Know Requirements **

Industrial Robotic SafetyUnderstanding Industrial Laser SafetyPart 1 – General ProvisionsPart 14 – ConveyorsPart 21 – Powered Industrial Trucks: What Every Trainer and Operator Must KnowPart 24 – Mechanical Power PressesPart 380 – Occupational Noise Exposure ***Part 451 – Respiratory Protection**Parts 2, 3, and 4 – Floor/Wall Openings, Stairways and Skylights, Fixed and Portable LaddersParts 6, 33, and 433 – Personal Protective Equipment Standards for General Industry and Construction ***Parts 90 and 490 – Permit Required Confined Spaces ***Parts 472 and 554 – Medical Services and First Aid, Bloodborne Infectious Diseases **

Health Hazards in Construction MIOSHA Construction 10-Hour CourseMIOSHA Construction – Part 45 Fall Protection

Electives (Select 4)

Asbestos and Lead AwarenessElectricity: The Invisible KillerExcavations: The Grave DangerMIOSHA Recordkeeping and Cost of Injuries Supervisor’s Role in Safety and Health **When MIOSHA Enforcement Visits ***Part 2 – Masonry Wall BracingPart 10 – Cranes and DerricksPart 12 – Scaffolds and Scaffold PlatformsPart 13 – Mobile Equipment and Work Zone SafetyPart 32 – Aerial Work PlatformsPart 451 – Respiratory Protection**Parts 6, 33, and 433 - Personal Protective Equipment Standards for General Industry and Construction ***Parts 17, 39 and 40 - Electrical Standards for General Industry and Construction ***Parts 42, 92, and 430 – Hazard Communication and Right-To-Know Requirements ***

MIOSHA Compliance for ConstructionStudents must successfully pass any eight electives not previously taken from the Construction track.

Safety and Health Management Systems(both General Industry and Construction)

Parts 42, 92, and 430 – Hazard Communication and Right-To-Know Requirements ***Part 380 – Occupational Noise Exposure ***Part 451 – Respiratory Protection***

Parts 472 and 554 – Medical Services and First Aid, Bloodborne Infectious Diseases ***Human Factors Engineering ** (formerly Ergonomics) OR Parts 90 and 490 – Permit Required Confined Spaces **

*If you’ve successfully completed MIOSHA Recordkeeping and Cost of Injuries before 9/30/16, this counts towards your Level One General Industry elective.

**These classes eligible towards either or both the Level One General Industry or Construction track. ***These classes may also be eligible towards either MTI Occupational Health, General Industry or Construction certificates.

Required

Required Required

2017-2018 MIOSHA Training Institute (MTI) ScheduleRegistration and course information available at:

www.michigan.gov/mioshatraining

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January 2018

Certificate: General Industry (GI); Construction (C); Management (M); Occupational Health (H)

4 MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection – Ann Arbor (C)10 General Provisions – Holland (GI)11 Understanding and Improving Your Safety Culture – Petoskey (M)11 Guards for Power Transmission – Holland (GI)11-12 MIOSHA Construction 10-Hour Course – Bloomfield Hills (C)

16-19 Level One General Industry Boot Camp – Clinton Township (GI) 23-26

18 Excavations: The Grave Danger – Lansing (C)18 Job Safety Analysis Made Easy – Jackson (GI)24 Advanced Accident Investigation – Midland (M)24 Masonry Wall Bracing – Detroit (C)24 Electricity: The Invisible Killer – Detroit (C)25-26 Electrical Standards for General Industry and Construction – Muskegon (GI, C)

1 Scaffolds and Scaffold Platforms – Lansing (C)1 Control of Hazardous Energy Sources – Holland (GI)1 Electricity: The Invisible Killer – Bloomfield Hills (C)2 Supervisor’s Role in Safety and Health – Ann Arbor (GI, C)2 Powered Industrial Trucks: What Every Trainer and Operator Must Know – Monroe (GI)

7 MIOSHA Recordkeeping and Cost of Injuries – Bloomfield Hills (C, M)

8 When MIOSHA Enforcement Visits – Cadillac (GI, C)8 MIOSHA Recordkeeping and Cost of Injuries – Escanaba (C, M)8 Hazard Communication and Right-To-Know Requirements for General Industry and Construction – Jackson (GI, C, H)

8 Industrial Robotic Safety – Clinton Township (GI)8 When MIOSHA Enforcement Visits – Bloomfield Hills (GI, C)9 MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection – Petoskey (C)14 Cranes and Derricks – Grand Rapids (C)14 Aerial Work Platforms – Detroit (C)14-16 MIOSHA General Industry Ten Hour + – Ann Arbor (GI)28-29 Elements of a Safety and Health Management System – Jackson (GI)

9 MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection – Marquette (C)9 Effective Safety and Health Training – Midland (M)9 Advanced Accident Investigation – Muskegon (M)9-10 MIOSHA Construction 10-Hour Course – Clinton Township (C)10 Masonry Wall Bracing– Traverse City (C)10 When MIOSHA Enforcement Visits – Traverse City (GI, C)11 Asbestos and Lead Awareness – Bloomfield Hills (C)17 MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection – Lansing (C)17 MIOSHA Recordkeeping and Cost of Injuries – Grand Rapids (C, M)

18 Job Safety Analysis Made Easy – Houghton (GI)18 Supervisor’s Role in Safety and Health – Midland (GI, C)23 Masonry Wall Bracing– Grand Rapids (C)23 Health Hazards In Construction – Bloomfield Hills (C)23 Understanding and Improving Your Safety Culture – Escanaba (M)24 Understanding and Improving Your Safety Culture – Grand Haven(M)

24 Scaffolds and Scaffold Platforms – Petoskey (C)30 MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection – Midland (C)30-Feb 1 MIOSHA General Industry Ten Hour + – Cadillac (GI)

5 Continuous Safety and Health Improvement – Bay City (M)5 Scaffolds and Scaffold Platforms – Bloomfield Hills (C)6 Behavior-Based Safety: Fundamentals and Implementation – Houghton (M) 6 Medical Services and First Aid, Bloodborne Infectious Diseases – Lansing (GI, H)

6 Understanding and Improving Your Safety Culture – Lansing (M)11-12 MIOSHA Construction 10-Hour Course – Holland (C)

12 Cranes and Derricks – Ann Arbor (C)

12-13 Elements of a Safety and Health Management System – Clinton Township (GI)

13 MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection – Cadillac (C)

13 Personal Protective Equipment Standards for General Industry and Construction – Howell (GI, C)

13 Cranes and Derricks – Marquette (C)14 MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection – Clinton Township (C)

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information, it is subject to change without notice. The most current information about class additions, changes, and cancellations

is available on our MTI Training Calendar: www.michigan.gov/mioshatraining.

Certificate: General Industry (GI); Construction (C); Management (M); Occupational Health (H)

Effective October 1, 2016, MIOSHA Training Institute (MTI) classes changed the delivery of its printed education material to an electronic format.

Before a seminar or workshop, registered attendees for this class will receive an e-mail with a link and instructions for accessing electronic presentation slides. The handout

can be printed in advance or downloaded onto a laptop, tablet, or smartphone to view during the seminar or workshop. A flash drive will be provided at the class which will

include additional handouts and reference materials.

Important: When registering for this class, please provide your complete email address.

6 Excavations: The Grave Danger – Marquette (C)6 MIOSHA Recordkeeping and Cost of Injuries – Detroit (C, M)6 General Provisions – Clinton Township (GI)7 Respiratory Protection – Howell (GI, C, H)8-9 MIOSHA Construction 10-Hour Course – Traverse City (C) 12-13 MIOSHA Construction 10-Hour Course – Lansing (C)13 Supervisor’s Role in Safety and Health – Muskegon (GI, C)15 MIOSHA Recordkeeping and Cost of Injuries – Escanaba (C, M)21 Supervisor’s Role in Safety and Health – Houghton (GI, C)21 When MIOSHA Enforcement Visits – Holland (GI, C) 27 Supervisor’s Role in Safety and Health – Lansing (GI, C)27-28 Electrical Standards for General Industry and Construction – Cadillac (GI, C)

28 Industrial Robotic Safety – Clinton Township (GI)28 MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection – Traverse City (C)

1 Asbestos and Lead Awareness – Lansing (C) 6 Machine Guarding and Hazard Identification – Cadillac (GI)6 Continuous Safety and Health Improvement – Escanaba (M)6 Excavations: The Grave Danger – Bloomfield Hills (C)6-8, Level Two Certificate Safety and Health Management System 13-15 Boot Camp – Clinton Township (M) 7 Cranes and Derricks – Lansing (C)8 Aerial Work Platforms – Holland (C)13 MIOSHA Recordkeeping and Cost of Injuries – Midland (C, M)13 Powered Industrial Trucks: What Every Trainer and Operator Must Know – Lansing (GI)

13-14 MIOSHA Construction 10-Hour Course – Midland (C)14 Occupational Noise Exposure – Holland (GI, H)15 Job Safety Analysis Made Easy – Muskegon (GI)

March 2018

April 20183 Excavations: The Grave Danger – Holland (C)3 MIOSHA Recordkeeping and Cost of Injuries – Marquette (C, M)3 Control of Hazardous Energy Sources – Escanaba (GI)4 Hazard Communication and Right-To-Know Requirements for General Industry and Construction – Lansing (GI, C, H)

10 Scaffolds and Scaffold Platforms – Houghton (C)10 Guards for Power Transmission – Bay City (GI)10 Supervisor’s Role in Safety and Health – Clinton Township (GI, C)10-11 MIOSHA Construction 10-Hour Course – Ann Arbor (C)11 Powered Industrial Trucks: What Every Trainer and Operator Must Know – Cadillac (GI)

11 Health Hazards In Construction – Holland (C)11 MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection – Traverse City (C)11 Respiratory Protection – Bloomfield Hills (GI, C, H)19 Control of Hazardous Energy Sources – Livonia (GI)24 Understanding and Improving Your Safety Culture – Ann Arbor (M)24 Mobile Equipment and Work Zone Safety – Marquette (C)24 Excavations: The Grave Danger – Midland (C)24 MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection – Bloomfield Hills (C)25 Behavior-Based Safety: Fundamentals and Implementation – Grand Rapids (M) 26 General Provisions – Alpena (GI)26-27 MIOSHA Construction 10-Hour Course – Traverse City (C)

Registration and course information available at: www.michigan.gov/mioshatraining

21 Asbestos and Lead Awareness – Holland (C) 22 MIOSHA Construction - Part 45 Fall Protection – Houghton (C)22 Scaffolds and Scaffold Platforms – Traverse City (C)27 Permit Required Confined Spaces – Lansing (GI, H)29 Guards for Power Transmission – Grand Rapids (GI)

2017-2018 MIOSHA Training Institute (MTI) Schedule

Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory AffairsMichigan Occupational Safety and Health AdministrationConsultation Education and Training Division530 W. Allegan, P.O. Box 30643Lansing, MI 48909-8143

LANSING, MI PERMIT NO. 1200

PRESORTED STANDARD U.S. POSTAGE

PAID

Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA)Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA)

Consultation Education and Training (CET) Division

Revised (7/17)

Premier Provider of High Quality Workplace Safety and Health Training

The MIOSHA Consultation Education and Training (CET) Division provides training and education services to all Michigan

employers and employees.

MIOSHA Training Institute (MTI)2017-2018 Fall and Winter Schedule

Premier Provider of High Quality Workplace Safety and Health Training

For more information on MTI or other CET services, please contact us at 517-284-7720, or visit our website.

LARA is an equal opportunity employer/program.