Front-line auxiliary staff will work hard this summer to strip and wax floors, tackle maintenance work orders, and prepare school facilities for fall semester. The Fund's Virtual Safety Orientation covers common risks associated with summer projects and share tips for staying safe on the job:
- Virtual Safety Orientation is a no-cost benefit for members with Fund Workers' Compensation coverage.
- Training is available in Spanish by request. Contact your organization's dedicated TASB risk solutions consultant.
Topics
Avoiding Slips, Trips, and Falls
Understand common causes, prevention strategies, and how summer tasks contribute to this common cause of workplace injuries.
Material Handling Risks
Explore risks during summer projects and review proper materials handling techniques to prevent strains and related injuries.
Risks of Repetitive Motion
Gain insight into repetitive motion injuries, common causes, and how to prevent injuries through planning, action, and personal care.
Heat Illness Awareness
Summer brings high temperatures and often times high humidity. Recognize the types of heat illness and how to prevent them this summer.
Chemical Safety
Ahead of summer cleaning and maintenance activities, build awareness of workplace chemical hazards and the risks associated with their use.
Who Should Attend?
Front-line auxiliary staff such as maintenance, custodial, groundskeeping, and warehouse
Contact your TASB risk solutions consultant with questions.
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