We incorporate safety an d other training into our monthly unit staff meetings. For mandatory training, such as Employee Right-To-Know (the MN version of HAZCOM), we hold one make-up sess ion. If the staff members miss that as well, it becomes a discipline issue. We h ave, however, given a few one-on-one sessions when the absences have been unavoi dable, such as for a fatality investigation or military duty.
- Diane Amell, MNOSHA
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List [mailto:DCHAS-L**At_Symbol_Here**list.uvm.edu] On Behalf Of Laura Damon
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I am wondering how others address employees “blowing-off” safety training. There always seem to be th e few employees that invariably are no shows for the trainings.
Thanks in advance for your replies… p>
Laura Damon
Coordinator of Instructional Safety and Chemical Hygie ne
Flathead Valley Community College
ldamon**At_Symbol_Here**fvcc.edu
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