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MEMBERSHIP MINUTE Thank You to Our Conference Participants by Sadee Pistoia Membership Manager Women in Safety I wanted to thank everyone that stopped by after the conference for massages, treats and net- working. This group has come so far. It has been such a privi- lege to get to know each one of you. Our next event is scheduled for April 6 th at 11:00 a.m. We will be meeting at the Little America to listen to Karma Thomson, Vice President of Tesoro’s Salt Lake Refinery, speak about “Leading Change.” After the presentation, Karma will have buses ready to take us on a tour of the Tesoro Refinery. Don’t wait to sign up- you won’t want to miss this one! Register at UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG. A BIG thanks to those who participated in the Utah Safety Conference and Expo! We appreciate your support of our efforts to make Utah a safer place to live and work. We want to thank our sponsors for making this year’s conference a success. These companies include: Autoliv Americas, Beacon Energy, BROWZ, Chevron, Dominion Questar, Granite Construction, HollyFrontier, KapStone Paper & Pack- aging, Lisbon Valley Mining Co., OC Tanner, Orbital ATK, R & O Construction, Rio Tinto, Rocky Mountain Power, Rooftop Anchor, Savage Services, Tesoro Refining Company, Wasatch Electric, and Workers Compensation Fund. We also want to thank our exhibitors who were part of the expo both days. The exhibitor space showcased products and services from more than 50 vendors with many “hands-on” demonstrations. We hope you enjoyed the breakout sessions each day. These sessions provided a variety of topics to choose from that crossed all aspects of safety. Our two morning keynote speakers addressed topics on effective communica- tion and lessons learned from being on “Undercover Boss.” The two lunchtime speakers shared the impact that WCF and the Utah Jazz have had on our com- munity, and we saw a sneak peek into the upgrades the Vivant Smart Home Arena will be undertaking at the end of the current season. We want to express our appreciation to the Utah Safety Council staff and recog- nize them for all their efforts to make this conference a success! They are amaz- ing and we wouldn’t be able to support your safety needs without them. The feedback from the attendees of the conference has been extremely favor- able and we look forward to hosting more conferences in the future. Volume 28 April 2017 Safety Notes

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Page 1: Safety Notes · a distracted driver. Texting and cell phone use behind the wheel takes your eyes off the road, your hands off the wheel, and your focus off driving – putting yourself

MEMBERSHIP MINUTE

Thank You to Our Conference Participants

by Sadee PistoiaMembership Manager

Women in Safety

I wanted to thank everyone that

stopped by after the conference

for massages, treats and net-

working. This group has come

so far. It has been such a privi-

lege to get to know each one of

you.

Our next event is scheduled for

April 6th at 11:00 a.m. We will be

meeting at the Little America to

listen to Karma Thomson, Vice

President of Tesoro’s Salt Lake

Refinery, speak about “Leading

Change.”

After the presentation, Karma

will have buses ready to take us

on a tour of the Tesoro Refinery.

Don’t wait to sign up- you won’t

want to miss this one! Register

at UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG.

A BIG thanks to those who participated in the Utah Safety Conference and Expo! We appreciate your support of our efforts to make Utah a safer place to live and work.

We want to thank our sponsors for making this year’s conference a success. These companies include: Autoliv Americas, Beacon Energy, BROWZ, Chevron,Dominion Questar, Granite Construction, HollyFrontier, KapStone Paper & Pack-aging, Lisbon Valley Mining Co., OC Tanner, Orbital ATK, R & O Construction, Rio Tinto, Rocky Mountain Power, Rooftop Anchor, Savage Services, Tesoro Refining Company, Wasatch Electric, and Workers Compensation Fund.

We also want to thank our exhibitors who were part of the expo both days. The exhibitor space showcased products and services from more than 50 vendors with many “hands-on” demonstrations.

We hope you enjoyed the breakout sessions each day. These sessions provided a variety of topics to choose from that crossed all aspects of safety.

Our two morning keynote speakers addressed topics on effective communica-tion and lessons learned from being on “Undercover Boss.” The two lunchtime speakers shared the impact that WCF and the Utah Jazz have had on our com-munity, and we saw a sneak peek into the upgrades the Vivant Smart Home Arena will be undertaking at the end of the current season.

We want to express our appreciation to the Utah Safety Council staff and recog-nize them for all their efforts to make this conference a success! They are amaz-ing and we wouldn’t be able to support your safety needs without them.

The feedback from the attendees of the conference has been extremely favor-able and we look forward to hosting more conferences in the future.

Volume 28April 2017

Safety Notes

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Distracted driving is an epidemic on America’s roadways. In 2015, 3,477 people were killed as a result of distracted driving- that’s up 8.8% from 2014, where 3,179 people were killed and an esti-mated 431,000 were injured in motor vehicle crashes involving a distracted driver. Texting and cell phone use behind the wheel takes your eyes off the road, your hands off the wheel, and your focus off driving – putting yourself and others in danger.

At the Utah Safety Council, our number one priority is keeping you and your family safe. We ask that you no longer tolerate texting or talking on a hand-held phone while operating a com-pany or personal vehicle, or when using a company-issued cell phone while operating a personal vehicle. If you must use your cell phone, please pull over to the side of the road to safely com-plete your call or text.

Ask anyone who has lost a loved one in a crash and they can tell you, one traffic fatality is one too many. We are committed to eliminating this unnecessary risk and strongly believe that no conversation or text is worth the poten-tial danger.

We encourage you to discuss the dangers of distracted driving with your employees, co-workers, family, friends and neighbors. For free resources to share, please visit UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG or contact Greg Royall, Traffic Safety Program Manager at 801.746.SAFE (7233) or email [email protected].

MEMBERSHIP Services

Volume 28April 2017

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month

By having your own in-house instructor, your employees will be better prepared for an emergency.

Register now for our upcoming course:

First Aid, CPR and AED Instructor TrainingMay 9-11

8:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Learn more at UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG

Join us as we celebrate National Safety Month on June 9th at the Smith’s Ballpark.

We will have a picnic dinner, fun giveaways & activities- plus a great baseball game!

Discounted tickets will be available soon!

SAVE THE DATE: Annual Night Out With the Salt Lake Bees

Become a Certified First Aid, CPR and AED Instructor

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Savage Services has been a great supporter of the Utah Safety Council’s events including sponsoring the Crazy Pants Golf Tourna-ment and the 2017 Utah Safety Conference and Expo.

Savage Services was founded in 1946 by the Savage family using only a single truck to haul coal and timber in Utah. Since then, Savage Services has grown to over 200 locations and 3,000 employees in North America and internationally. Each year, their trucks move more than 100 million tons of customer material.

Savage Services is divided into three groups including:

• Oil&GasSolutions

• Refinery&PowerSolutions

• Rail,Industry&ChemicalLogistics.

Although Savage Services has seen tremendous growth, they still focus on meeting the needs of each customer.

Savage Services joined the Utah Safety Council in 1986 and is currently a Sustaining Member. The Utah Safety Coun-cil is proud to call Savage Services a member and we appreciate their extreme dedication to safety in all that they do.

Conference Sponsor Spotlight: Savage Services

OCCUPATIONAL Safety TRAFFIC Safety

Volume 28April 2017

Women in Safety Presents:

Leading ChangePresented by Karma Thomson, Vice President of Tesoro’s Salt Lake Refinery

April 6th | 11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.FREE for participants | Lunch will be provided

Space is l imited. Register now at UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG

Official Sponsor

Safety Management Techniques

Learn how to manage safety in your organization while addressing administrative, technical, and cultural elements.

April 11-148:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Non-member: $1,715 | Member: Save 30%

Learn more & register now at UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG

Have you had your annual refresher?

HAZWOPER 8-Hour Refresher CourseApril 28 | 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Non-member: $210 | Member: Save 30%

Register now!

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EMERGENCY CARE Safety HOME & COMMUNITY Safety

Volume 28April 2017

Product Picks

This handbook gives employees

critical HazCom and

GHS information to

better ensure safety

around hazardous

chemicals.

Price: $7.39

Encourage your em-

ployees to buckle up

as they hit the road!

Member: $25.75

Non-Member: $27.70

For more information, or to place an order for any of the products listed above, please give our office a call

at 801.746.SAFE (7233) or email [email protected].

HazCom Made Easier Handbook

Reflective Parking Lot Sign

Member: $35 | Non-Member: $50 *plus shipping The 2017 Edition of the 1910 Manuals include the new Walking Working Surfaces Standard. Stay up-to-date by using the Quick-Find index in the manual to quickly and easily access the information you need.

To order, visit our website at UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG or contact Nicala Whitaker at 801.746.SAFE (7233).

Basic First Aid Kit Member: $35

Deluxe First Aid Kit Member: $60

First Aid Kits

NEW 2017 Edition OSHA Manuals for General and

Construction Industry

Helping you review key health and safety topics!

Handbooks available for General Industry and Construction.

Price: $10.50

OSHA Safety Training Handbooks

Sudden Cardiac Arrest is the num-ber one cause of death in the United States.

Prompt External Defibrillation with an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is the only known treatment for Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Is your com-pany prepared?

Give us a call for pricing information.

AED Sales, Service, and Supplies

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Date April Courses Member Discounted Price

April 3 MSHA 8-Hour Annual Training for Experienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface Miners $75

April 4 Contractor Safety Orientation (UITC) $75

April 5 Crane & Hoist: OSHA Compliance Series $112

April 5 First Aid, CPR and AED Training $63

April 6-7 OSHA 10-Hour Outreach Course for General Industry $95

April 6 Women in Safety: “Leading Change” FREE

April 11 Contractor Safety Orientation (UITC) $75

April 11-14 Safety Management Techniques $1,200.50

April 11 Seguridad 101 $52.50

April 12-14 MSHA 24-Hour Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface Miners $275

April 12-13 MSHA 16-Hour Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface Miners $175

April 17 MSHA 8-Hour Annual Training for Experienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface Miners $75

April 18 Contractor Safety Orientation (UITC) $75

April 21 Hazard Communication with GHS: OSHA Compliance Series $112

April 24 MSHA 8-Hour Annual Training for Experienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface Miners $75

April 25 Contractor Safety Orientation (UITC) $75

April 26 Breakfast Safety Seminar: Facility Security Plans FREE

April 26-28 MSHA 24-Hour Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface Miners $275

April 26-27 MSHA 16-Hour Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface Miners $175

April 28 HAZWOPER 8-Hour Refresher Course $147

Date May Courses Member Discounted Price

May 1 MSHA 8-Hour Annual Training for Experienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface Miners $75

May 2 Contractor Safety Orientation (UITC) $75

May 5 FREE Traffic Safety Seminar FREE

May 8 Forklift Trainer Certification Course $560

May 9 First Aid, CPR and AED Instructor Course $370

May 9 Workplace Violence Planning & Management $52.50

May 10-12 MSHA 24-Hour Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface Miners $275

May 10-11 MSHA 16-Hour Training for New/Inexperienced Metal/Non-Metal Surface Miners $175

May 12 Machine Guarding: OSHA Compliance Series $112

Courses are held at the Utah Safety Council Training Center, 1574 West 1700 South, Salt Lake City. Register online at UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG or by calling our office at 801.746.SAFE (7233). See complete course list online.

Volume 28April 2017

UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG

Are you getting the most out of your benefits?The highlighted classes listed below could be FREE based on your member-ship level! For more information, please contact Sadee at [email protected] or by calling 801.746.SAFE (7233).

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NONPROFIT ORG.

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PAIDSALT LAKE CITY, UTPERMIT NO. 4978

1574 West 1700 South

Salt Lake City, UT 84104

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

In This Issue• Membership Minute

• Thank You to Our Conference

Participants

• April is Distracted Driving

Awareness Month

• Conference Sponsor Spotlight:

Savage Services

• Product Picks

• Upcoming Training Courses

Your Membership Benefits• Streaming Safety Videos

• Safety Media Library

• Members Only Website

• NETS Membership

• OSHA 10-Hour

• First Aid, CPR and AED for

Business Course

• Defensive Driving Live Course

• Member Appreciation Events

• Breakfast Safety Seminars

• Discounts on Occupational Safety

Training

• Health & Safety Fair Participation

• Family Safety & Health Magazine

• Monthly Publications and Email

Updates

• Annual Awards & Luncheon

Banquet

• Membership Recognition on Website

• Exclusive Discounts on Safety

Products

UTAHSAFETYCOUNCIL.ORG801.746.SAFE (7233)