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SEMINARS I-IV At the University of Wisconsin – Madison Fluno Center for Executive Education NRECA | NUTSEA Loss Control Internship PREPARATION | PREVENTION | RESULTS
SEMINARS I- IV At the University of Wisconsin – MadisonFluno Center for Executive Education
NRECA | NUTSEA
Loss Control InternshipPREPARATION | PREVENTION | RESULTS
Loss Control InternshipPREPARATION | PREVENTION | RESULTSRequirements to manage workplace safety and ensure the safekeeping of co-op’s resources increase constantly. You are accountable for managing the procedures required to protect employees and the bottom line. The Loss Control Internship (LCI) program gives you the preparation and skills needed to successfully manage challenging safety and loss control issues. From environmental issues, to disaster recovery, emergency procedures and workplace violence – you’ll be prepared to take preventative measures and corrective action.
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?The Loss Control Internship program consists of a series of four, one-week seminars held at the world-class Fluno Center for Executive Education in Madison, Wisconsin. Attendees gain invaluable information on areas crucial to loss control operations, including:
� Regulations affecting electric power generation, transmission and distribution. � “Best Practices” for ensuring safety performance. � Practical communication techniques for influencing others to manage the associated hazards. � Collaborative exercises and small, group projects on contemporary issues and topics. � Networking opportunities and sharing of resources with other safety professionals. � Information and the voice of experience from industry experts.
BONUS: PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONComplete the Loss Control Internship program as the first step in the Certified Loss Control Professional (CLCP) designation. Becoming a CLCP merits recognition by your fellow safety professionals and the electrical utility industry as a whole. Eligibility requires completion of all four LCI seminars in sequence, 70 percent or higher on quizzes and completion of an individual project reviewed by the LCI Certification Panel. A final requirement includes attending a 30-hour OSHA compliance course for general industry
WHAT’S IN IT FOR ME?You and your co-op succeed when you complete the LCI program and obtain your CLCP designation.
� Improve your ability to protect your company’s employees and to enhance the co-op’s bottom line. � Gain a national network of safety professionals who serve as mutual resources. � Save resource costs by gaining access to an online resource library of certification projects with an estimated value over $60,000.
*Produced in cooperation with the National Utility Training and Safety Education Association (NUTSEA) and in collaboration with the University of Wisconsin School of Business/Center for Advanced Studies in Business
SEMINAR CURRICULUM
SEMINAR I Safety Overview and Legal Issues � Electrical theory, systems and effects of electrical contact � Accident investigation and analysis � Review of OSHA standards, rule-making and the regulatory process � Industry standards, state and federal regulations � Basic legal concepts and issues for loss control, including applying the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) � Team projects and presentations
SEMINAR I I Safety Leadership and Functional Skills � Leadership principals and a culture of safety � Hazard and job analysis � Understanding adult learning to plan for successful training �Writing skills for loss control professionals � Federal motor carrier safety regulations � Team projects and presentations
SEMINAR I I I Applying Safety Regulations and Standards � Disaster planning and emergency response � Environmental issues and topics � The National Electric Safety Code � OSHA visits: before, during and after �Working with contractors � OSHA required training � Hazard assessment � Personal protective equipment � Introduction to the CLCP individual project
SEMINAR IV Managing the Safety Function � Principles of safety management � Safety policy administration � Violence in the workplace � Managing safety training programs � Motivating employee safety and leading safety committees
� Record keeping and retention � Disciplining safety violations � Insurance and workers’ compensation � Making public appearances � Budgeting for safety
Register Online Now!Cooperative.com/conferences/education/losscontrolinternshipSchedule and tuition information also available.
Questions? Contact Perron Nicholas [email protected] 608.441.7207
