Metals Safety Workshop Series
Metals Service Centers have 9.25x the injury rate of the petroleum refining industry.
(3.7 for Metals Service Centers v. 0.4 for Petroleum Refineries)
To help our member companies go beyond compliance and set the foundation for cultural change, MSCI and Amerisafe Group are delivering a metals safety workshop series that will develop middle to upper managers and front-line supervisors as safety leaders.
At a 10% profit margin, that’s $1.7M in sales to pay for one injury.
Strengthen your company with this affordable, online workshop series that brings best practices proven to transform organizations with multiple cultures and inexplicable injuries to one with consistent culture across divisions and world-class safety performance.
Through interactive, small-class-size workshops with Optimum safety professionals, participants will gain the knowledge and skills needed to effect lasting change in their organizations.
Join Us for MSCI’s First Metals Safety Leadership Cohort!
Go beyond compliance and set the foundation for cultural change! This workshop series brings best practices proven to develop consistent culture across divisions and gain world-class safety performance.
Facilitators will lead each workshop live online through a classroom complete with professional audio/visual equipment, whiteboard technology, and multi-screen viewing for a seamless experience.
Contact Monique Combs at mcombs@msci.org or (847) 485-3004 with questions.
Have a team of 10 or more? Call to discuss a company program at further reduced per person pricing!
Register Now!This course is designed as an introduction to the principles and practices of effective safety management for those new to a safety-related role or operations professional. Participants will gain an understanding in the following key subject areas: framework for safety management systems, supervisory soft skills for safety, regulatory requirements, industry-specific risks, roles and responsibilities. Participants will also walk away with basic knowledge of OSHA regulations and requirements.
Four, 4.5-Hour Online Sessions (all sessions are required to complete the class)
Session 1: April 8, 2024, 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Central Time
Session 2: April 10, 2024, 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Central Time
Session 3: April 30, 2024, 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Central Time
Session 4: May 2, 2024, 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Central Time
Simply put, leadership sets the foundation to achieve a winning culture. Leaders in all capacities have the ability to help others succeed both personally and professionally. However, those leaders must first understand their role and develop the knowledge and skills necessary to lead cultural change. This workshop sets the foundation to recognize what a great safety culture looks like and understand their part in achieving “great”. It introduces supervisor, manager, department head or any other staff employee to roles and expectations as safety leaders.
One, 4.5-Hour Online Session
May 28, 2024, 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Central Time
A high impact observation is any conversation with an employee initiated by a supervisor or manager in which exposure is observed, feedback is provided, and a two-way conversation is held to strengthen the use of best practices. This workshop will help supervisors develop an ability to recognize safe behaviors and communicate insights to engage employees and build relationships, not simply instruct.
One, 4.5-Hour Online Session
May 30, 2024, 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Central Time
Area inspections may be standard procedures for supervisors, but how can inspections be leveraged to increase effectiveness? Science has taught us that by learning to analyze hazards as they interact with behaviors, safety leaders can turn routine inspections into opportunities for employee engagement. Changing the approach and process can change the output – leading to leverage for future impact. Leaders will learn how to leverage skills in Action Orientation as they apply to Physical Hazard Identification and exposure reduction.
One, 4.5-Hour Online Session
June 10, 2024, 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Central Time
A Job Safety Briefing is a series of interactions that focus on the specific safety requirements, instruction and exposures associated with a work task. By building on knowledge and experience gained in High Impact Observations , safety leaders will develop skills to move from two-way coaching to leading a larger group. Utilizing a genuine approach, leaders learn to engage everyone in a conversation around safety as it relates to a specific task or subject.
One, 4.5-Hour Online Session
June 12, 2024, 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Central Time
When an incident occurs, all employees watch to see how their leader responds. How a leader interacts with the affected employees and communicates to the team creates the atmosphere that impacts culture. When bad things happen, your credibility is on the line. Learn how to apply credibility skills to respond appropriately to incidents and conduct effective root cause analyses.
One, 4.5-Hour Online Session
July 2, 2024, 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Central Time
Who should attend these workshops?
Any individual in a front-line supervisor or managerial position.
Absolutely! The leadership and communication skills learned will also transfer to the leadership of other areas like productivity and quality.
No. The live workshops use experiential learning with interaction between the student and the facilitator as well as with other students during breakouts.
Each attendee will receive a unique link before the workshop allowing them to download the class materials.
No, each attendee must have their own seat at a workstation with a camera, microphone and speakers.
An internet connection (broadband wired or wireless 3G and above), a desktop or laptop computer, speakers, a microphone and a webcam. You can use your laptop’s speakers, microphone and camera or you can choose to dial in on your phone for listening and speaking.
Any office, conference room or home office that’s quiet and allows for free conversation without interruptions. Each student’s microphone should be able to stay on without being muted or having background noise pushed into the meeting environment.
You can attend the next available session of that workshop. Please contact Monique Combs at (847) 485-3004 to let her know as soon as possible.
The OSHA 30-Hour course contains a broad set of topics that will be wider than necessary for most workplaces. The Metal Safety Workshop Series are tightly targeted to the metals industry. They also include soft skills for the supervisor to understand their role in identifying exposures and mitigating the risks to both the employee and the employer. Amerisafe Group offers the OSHA courses if the 30-Hour card is required by a customer.
If you completed the OSHA 30-Hour course within the last three years and have been using the knowledge gained with good retention, you do not need to take Fundamentals of Safety and can proceed to the first workshop, Safety Leadership.
Yes. The OSHA 10-Hour course is designed for front-line workers, not supervisors. It is too light in content to provide an adequate soft skills and hazard identification foundation.
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