Safety Course Only- SWANA Members
Course Date: September 23, 2024
Course Outline:
The 1 -day safety course will kick off in the classroom at the conference center. The following topics will be presented and discussed throughout the morning training session:
Solid waste industry safety update
Review and discuss current safety data from Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA)
Breaking out of the top 10 deadliest industries
Roundtable discussion regarding prevalent safety issues and proven solutions for our industry
How to develop an effective and comprehensive safety program
Discussion on how to develop a training program that ensures compliance with solid waste regulations and an Engineering Design and Operations Plan (EDOP)
Upon conclusion of the tour the following topics will be addressed during periods of observation and discussion and hands-on exercises:
· Maintaining control of tipping area
· Interacting with customers
· Signs and Delineation
· Utilizing Spotters
· Tipping area orientation and optimized dimensions
· Optimized pushing and compacting
· Separating commercial and public customers
· Interaction between people and machines/vehicles
· Tipping patterns
· Safe waste screening practices
· Equipment/vehicle blind spot awareness
· Preventing slips, trips, and falls
The field training will occur at an active landfill, please wear close toe footwear, bring a high visibility safety vest and dress appropriately for current weather conditions.
Instructor Bio:
Jason C. Todaro, Blue Ridge Services Montana, Inc.
Jason Todaro has over 30 years of operational experience in the civil construction, utility, and solid waste industries. As a Solid Waste Operations Consultant with Blue Ridge Service Montana Inc., he has provided on-site consulting and training services throughout the United States, Canada, and abroad. In every case, his clients have benefited from his extensive operational background and ability to communicate with staff at all levels. He regularly performs solid waste facility assessment work, operational/safety training, implementation support, process analysis/improvement/optimization and performance benchmarking.
Course Date: September 23, 2024
Course Outline:
The 1 -day safety course will kick off in the classroom at the conference center. The following topics will be presented and discussed throughout the morning training session:
Solid waste industry safety update
Review and discuss current safety data from Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA)
Breaking out of the top 10 deadliest industries
Roundtable discussion regarding prevalent safety issues and proven solutions for our industry
How to develop an effective and comprehensive safety program
Discussion on how to develop a training program that ensures compliance with solid waste regulations and an Engineering Design and Operations Plan (EDOP)
Upon conclusion of the tour the following topics will be addressed during periods of observation and discussion and hands-on exercises:
· Maintaining control of tipping area
· Interacting with customers
· Signs and Delineation
· Utilizing Spotters
· Tipping area orientation and optimized dimensions
· Optimized pushing and compacting
· Separating commercial and public customers
· Interaction between people and machines/vehicles
· Tipping patterns
· Safe waste screening practices
· Equipment/vehicle blind spot awareness
· Preventing slips, trips, and falls
The field training will occur at an active landfill, please wear close toe footwear, bring a high visibility safety vest and dress appropriately for current weather conditions.
Instructor Bio:
Jason C. Todaro, Blue Ridge Services Montana, Inc.
Jason Todaro has over 30 years of operational experience in the civil construction, utility, and solid waste industries. As a Solid Waste Operations Consultant with Blue Ridge Service Montana Inc., he has provided on-site consulting and training services throughout the United States, Canada, and abroad. In every case, his clients have benefited from his extensive operational background and ability to communicate with staff at all levels. He regularly performs solid waste facility assessment work, operational/safety training, implementation support, process analysis/improvement/optimization and performance benchmarking.
Course Date: September 23, 2024
Course Outline:
The 1 -day safety course will kick off in the classroom at the conference center. The following topics will be presented and discussed throughout the morning training session:
Solid waste industry safety update
Review and discuss current safety data from Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA)
Breaking out of the top 10 deadliest industries
Roundtable discussion regarding prevalent safety issues and proven solutions for our industry
How to develop an effective and comprehensive safety program
Discussion on how to develop a training program that ensures compliance with solid waste regulations and an Engineering Design and Operations Plan (EDOP)
Upon conclusion of the tour the following topics will be addressed during periods of observation and discussion and hands-on exercises:
· Maintaining control of tipping area
· Interacting with customers
· Signs and Delineation
· Utilizing Spotters
· Tipping area orientation and optimized dimensions
· Optimized pushing and compacting
· Separating commercial and public customers
· Interaction between people and machines/vehicles
· Tipping patterns
· Safe waste screening practices
· Equipment/vehicle blind spot awareness
· Preventing slips, trips, and falls
The field training will occur at an active landfill, please wear close toe footwear, bring a high visibility safety vest and dress appropriately for current weather conditions.
Instructor Bio:
Jason C. Todaro, Blue Ridge Services Montana, Inc.
Jason Todaro has over 30 years of operational experience in the civil construction, utility, and solid waste industries. As a Solid Waste Operations Consultant with Blue Ridge Service Montana Inc., he has provided on-site consulting and training services throughout the United States, Canada, and abroad. In every case, his clients have benefited from his extensive operational background and ability to communicate with staff at all levels. He regularly performs solid waste facility assessment work, operational/safety training, implementation support, process analysis/improvement/optimization and performance benchmarking.