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ON DEMAND UNTIL SEPTEMBER 28, 2022
Abstract:
As a safety professional, one of your responsibilities is to provide impactful safety and health training to workers that not only satisfies regulatory safety training compliance requirements but truly leads to positive desired outcomes, including behavior change, safer workers, and a safer, healthier workplace. What are your true knowledge and skill levels when it comes to:
- How people process, make sense of, store, and later transfer information to the job?
- How people develop skills?
- The basics of instructional design?
- Training development models such as ADDIE?
- Debunked “learning myths” and evidence-based training practices?
In this webinar, join Jeff Dalto, a contributor to the ANSI/ASSP Z490.2 Online EHS Training Standard and a current member of the committee revising the ANSI/ASSP Z490.1 standard for all EHS training, as he provides you a few training basics you can begin to use tomorrow to improve your current safety training programs at work. Register to view the webinar on-demand!
Speaker
 Jeff Dalto L&D Vector Solutions Jeff is a workplace learning and performance improvement specialist with 20+ years in learning and development and 15+ in manufacturing training and safety training. Here are a few of the things Jeff has done/is up to now: (1) helped create the ANSI/ASSP Z490.2 Online EHS Training Standard; (2) currently helping revise the ANSI/ASSP Z490.1 EHS Training Standard; (3) nominated ASSP Safety Professional of the Year by ASSP’s Training & Communication Practice Specialty in 2020; (4) frequent contributor to ASSP’s Professional Safety Journal; (5) frequent conference, virtual conference, and webinar presenter on issues related to instructional design, training, safety training, and safety; (6) writes the (former) Convergence Training blog and now writes at the Vector Solutions blog; (7) currently completing a Masters program in Organizational Performance and Workplace Learning at Boise State University (Go Bronocos!). Jeff invites you to reach out and connect with him on LinkedIn.
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Safety Training Boot Camp: Create a Safer and Healthier Workplace
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