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Gainesville, FL 32607-1663
United States
On-site Safety and Organization Skills
The NCFAA Maintenance Education Series
Thursday, April 30, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (EDT)
The Best Restoration
6933 Northwest 4th BoulevardGainesville, FL 32607-1663
United States
Event Details
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course covers two important priorities maintenance associates face: general site safety and shop organization. We’ll provide an introduction to OSHA standards and regulations, although this is not a
replacement for, and does not fulfill, any obligations for OSHA training. In addition to these laws and rules, some examples of on-the-job applications will be discussed, including lockout/tagout procedures, safety
data sheets, and PPE. After completing this course, you will know how to identify hazards, reduce accidents, develop safe working procedures for your work site, and better understand the positive outcomes of a well organized shop and work area.
replacement for, and does not fulfill, any obligations for OSHA training. In addition to these laws and rules, some examples of on-the-job applications will be discussed, including lockout/tagout procedures, safety
data sheets, and PPE. After completing this course, you will know how to identify hazards, reduce accidents, develop safe working procedures for your work site, and better understand the positive outcomes of a well organized shop and work area.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
- Understand the basics of OSHA guidelines for PPE.
- Identify potential hazards that require the use of PPE.
- Understand safety considerations for storing supplies.
- Recognize tool safety and ladder safety practices.
- Understand the benefits of proper shop organization.
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Any person that does not wish to have their photo taken or distributed must contact the association and communicate, in writing, their intentions. These requests will be accommodated; however a photograph must be included for identification purposes (and will be held in confidence).