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Free Construction Safety Seminars at Various Locations This Summer

A seminar for home builders and trade contractors focusing on the development and effective implementation of a company safety and health program is being held at a dozen home builders associations around the country from July through September. The seminar is free, but some associations may charge a nominal fee for any food or beverages that are provided.

The four-hour seminar, “Develop and Implement a Home Builder Safety and Health Management Program,” has been developed by the NAHB Research Center and NAHB through a training grant funded by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Training materials focus on the importance of a safety and health program and are designed to help participants write a clear and easy-to-understand program and successfully put it into operation.

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Each participant will receive a student manual and CD-ROM that includes a how-to guide that is easy to customize and adapt to meet the safety needs of individual businesses. Participants also receive a training completion card and valuable materials on worker safety and health.

The seminar will be held at the following associations, which can be contacted for registration information:

For more information, click here, or e-mail George Middleton or call him at 800-368-5242 x8590.

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