Drug-Free Safety Program: Supervisor Training

Managers and supervisors play an important role in their company's Drug-Free Safety Program. In this class, they will receive guidelines on getting to know their employees and observing changes in their job performance, along with documenting their observations and learning how to confront an employee.

PLEASE NOTE: Each participating company must submit a copy of their drug-free workplace policy prior to the day of the class.

CREDITS

This class meets the one-hour training component of the BWC Drug-Free Safety Program for Supervisors and is approved for one (1) hour OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Leading With Inclusion: Beyond Diversity

Improve operational effectiveness by igniting the potential in each employee to leverage their knowledge, experience and perspective.

Research shows that when employees work with inclusive leaders, there are high-impact benefits, including: improved collaboration, performance, productivity, creativity and more!

During this half-day, interactive program, leaders will:

• Be challenged to think differently about their role
• Discover how they can provide an inclusive and welcoming environment
• Recognize the value of including team members in decision making, problem solving and innovation
• Understand the difference between being “managers” of people and “leaders” of people

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:

Stephen Francis is president of Franchise D&I Solutions LLC. He has more than 35 years experience as a diversity and legal professional in both the public and private sector.

Feb. BXYP Event: Topgolf

Get a head start on your golf season. Join fellow construction industry young professionals for an evening of high-tech golfing and making new connections!

Register individually or get your company's team of up to six (6) individuals together. (All teams members must be registered at the same time.) Your registration includes light refreshments, a drink and at least one hour of golf.

Interested in sponsorship opportunities for this popular event? Contact Caroline Whitaker.

Thank You Event Sponsor

Silver Sponsor

OSHA 10-Hour Training Course

Educate your new employees and refresh your seasoned crew on the most common safety risks they could face on the jobsite with this course designed to establish a solid safety foundation. 

This two-day course teaches OSHA requirement basics, including compliance issues for 10 of the most common and deadly hazards in construction, including:

• Fall protection
• Electrical safety
• Scaffolding
• Trenching

OSHA recommends updating this certification every 3-5 years.

Standard First-Aid/CPR/AED

Redesigned for 2020, this course is designed to bridge the gap between an  injury and/or illness until advanced medical personnel takeover.

Learn to recognize and provide basic care for injuries and sudden illnesses, including:

• CPR
• The use of an AED
• The administration of Narcan
• How to properly apply a tourniquet

Don't see a class that fits your schedule?

Contact Rosie Leuby, 614.486.9521 x224, to schedule a company-specific class that can be held at your location or at the BX.

CERTIFICATION/CREDITS:

• An American Safety & Health Institute certification card, valid for two (2) years.
• This course is approved for 4.5 hours OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Estimating and Bid Preparation

This fundamental course provides beginning estimators with practical organizational tools to handle today's short deadlines, ongoing competition and reduced margins for error. Experienced estimators teach the fundamentals of job cost estimating - from concept to bid - and cover the steps needed to prepare an accurate bid.

COURSE INSTRUCTORS:

• Chris Bendinelli (Star Consultants, Inc.)
• Alice Dean (Gilbane Building Company)
• Dexter Housman (Elford, Inc.)
• Mark Setterlin (Setterlin Bulding Company)
• Phil Stafa (Korda/Nemeth Engineering, Inc.)
• Ben Stickney (Elford, Inc.)

Forklift & Aerial Lift Train-the-Trainer Course

This action-packed course provides trainees with practical experience, and instills confidence in their ability to return home and instruct your operators in safe operation.

Training a trainer is an excellent option if you want to keep your training budget low, need extra training flexibility, have unique or complex equipment or have employee turn over. Participants of this course will:

• Learn OSHA & ANSI standards
• Receive classroom instruction on rough terrain, telescopic handlers and aerial work platforms
• Learn legal ramifications and how to avoid a lawsuit
• Learn how to identify and correct equipment safety problems

OSHA 30-Hour Training Course

Over four days, participants will learn safety basics and gain in-depth knowledge on OSHA compliance issues, including fall protection, electrical safety, scaffolding and trenching. Participants will receive a current code book.

2020 Ohio Construction Conference

A one-day professional development and networking event. This forum for the commercial construction industry is recognized as the premiere collaborative educational conference in central Ohio.

PROGRAM DETAILS

If you have questions about the Conference, contact Deb Murphy.

Safety Advisory Council - Q1 Meeting

Network with your safety community to discuss current construction safety trends and happenings! This quarterly breakfast meeting is an informal roundtable discussion.

Drug-Free Safety Program: Employee Education Training

Employees will receive education on their company’s policy, their responsibilities and rights and the resources available to them if they need help.

PLEASE NOTE: Each participating company must submit a copy of their Drug-Free Workplace Policy prior to the day of the class.

CREDITS

This class meets the one-hour training component of the BWC Drug-Free Safety Program for employees and is approved for one (1) hour OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Drug-Free Safety Program: Supervisor Training

Managers and supervisors play an important role in their company's Drug-Free Safety Program. In this class, they will receive guidelines on getting to know their employees and observing changes in their job performance, along with documenting their observations and learning how to confront an employee.

PLEASE NOTE: Each participating company must submit a copy of their drug-free workplace policy prior to the day of the class.

CREDITS

This class meets the one-hour training component of the BWC Drug-Free Safety Program for Supervisors and is approved for one (1) hour OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Introduction to Scheduling

Attendees will learn the principles of scheduling and how to think through the scheduling of a construction project. In addition, they will review methods of organizing data, various schedule presentations and practice time calculations.

Standard First-Aid/CPR/AED

Redesigned for 2020, this course is designed to bridge the gap between an  injury and/or illness until advanced medical personnel takeover.

Learn to recognize and provide basic care for injuries and sudden illnesses, including:

• CPR
• The use of an AED
• How to properly apply a tourniquet

Don't see a class that fits your schedule?

Contact Rosie Leuby, 614.486.9521 x224, to schedule a company-specific class that can be held at your location or at the BX.

CERTIFICATION/CREDITS:

• An American Safety & Health Institute certification card, valid for two (2) years.
• This course is approved for 4.5 hours OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Leadership on the Jobsite

Help your field superintendents and project managers be more than managers – help them become leaders. In this course, attendees will gain knowledge from experienced industry professionals who will share lessons learned and best practices on important topics such as:

• Delegation
• Managing diversity
• Leading vs. Managing

A Layman's Look at Construction

Are you new to the industry? Have you recently hired new talent?

This course will help new team members become acquainted with the construction industry as it offers an introduction to the building process, emphasizing the roles and responsibilities of the construction office. The importance of different aspects of the building process will also be explaned.

Topics include:

• Owner and design phase
• Estimating and bidding phase
• Planning, scheduling & procurement
• Administrative paperwork
• Review of an entire project from conception to close-out with visuals

Rigging and Signaling Certification

Under the standard, OSHA requires a competent rigging and signaling person. Keep your employees up-to-date with current requirements and techniques in this one-day classroom and “hands-on” mock-lift training.

At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1400 and will be issued a “Qualified Rigging and Signaling” card, these cards are valid for five (5) years.

• Identification of hand, radio, and horn crane signals
• Demonstration of the necessary aspects of a safe lift including all aspects of a pre-lift crane meeting including related documentation
• Demonstration of how to inspect, evaluate and document the condition of various types of rigging, hardware and slings
• Identification of various sling and rigging configurations, including their limitations and how to compute imposed sling loads at various angles
• Instruction on how to accurately estimate the weight of a load, approximate center of gravity, etc.
• Evaluate travel path and fall zones of an overhead lift operation determining proper load control methods and emergency egress routes
• Pre-testing and post-testing evaluations
• Hands-on examination of rigging slings and hardware
• Evaluation of an actual crane and planning a mock lift

COURSE INSTRUCTOR

Chris DeVolld
(Veritas Safety Solutions)

OSHA 10-Hour Training Course

Educate your new employees and refresh your seasoned crew on the most common safety risks they could face on the jobsite with this course designed to establish a solid safety foundation. 

This two-day course teaches OSHA requirement basics, including compliance issues for 10 of the most common and deadly hazards in construction, including:

• Fall protection
• Electrical safety
• Scaffolding
• Trenching

OSHA recommends updating this certification every 3-5 years.

Managing the Problem Project

The key to handling a problem project well is recognizing trouble before the bottom falls out. This course offers insights and practical methods for decision-makers and managers trying to handle the fallout that can occur when a project turns ugly. 

Attendees will learn how to recognize the warning signs of a job in trouble and the steps needed to manage and control the damages and risks.

Course topics include:

• Recognizing the S.O.S. signals
• Mediation and arbitration
• Communicating under crisis
• Case studies and resolves
• Legal aspects and decisions
• Managing risks and liabilities

BX Membership Lunch & Learn

Ohio Mechanics' Lien Law: The Hows and Whys of the Paperwork

Should you provide a Notice of Commencement of Furnishing? If so, when?

Timelines for the processes involved in preserving lien rights can be complicated. Employees involved in this process need to know the requirements under the law. This course will provide attendees with examples, information and advice on the specific requirements needed to preserve your lien rights.

Each attendee will receive sample lien forms and learn firms’ rights and responsibilities under the law.

Standard First-Aid/CPR/AED

Redesigned for 2020, this course is designed to bridge the gap between an  injury and/or illness until advanced medical personnel takeover.

Learn to recognize and provide basic care for injuries and sudden illnesses, including:

• CPR
• The use of an AED
• How to properly apply a tourniquet

Don't see a class that fits your schedule?

Contact Rosie Leuby, 614.486.9521 x224, to schedule a company-specific class that can be held at your location or at the BX.

CERTIFICATION/CREDITS:

• An American Safety & Health Institute certification card, valid for two (2) years.
• This course is approved for 4.5 hours OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Introduction to Construction Drawings

This course is ideal for office personnel, field employees, new employees and anyone who is looking to learn or refine their blueprint reading skills. Attendees of this course will:

• Gain a basic knowledge of reading plans and specifications
• Be able to understand general terms in the design process
• Know where to find information in a set of plans
• Be capable of locating symbols and terms within blueprints and specifications

Drug-Free Safety Program: Employee Education Training

Employees will receive education on their company’s policy, their responsibilities and rights and the resources available to them if they need help.

PLEASE NOTE: Each participating company must submit a copy of their Drug-Free Workplace Policy prior to the day of the class.

CREDITS

This class meets the one-hour training component of the BWC Drug-Free Safety Program for employees and is approved for one (1) hour OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Drug-Free Safety Program: Supervisor Training

Managers and supervisors play an important role in their company's Drug-Free Safety Program. In this class, they will receive guidelines on getting to know their employees and observing changes in their job performance, along with documenting their observations and learning how to confront an employee.

PLEASE NOTE: Each participating company must submit a copy of their drug-free workplace policy prior to the day of the class.

CREDITS

This class meets the one-hour training component of the BWC Drug-Free Safety Program for Supervisors and is approved for one (1) hour OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Safety Advisory Council - Q2 Meeting

2020 BX Golf Outing

The perfect mix of business and pleasure, with proceeds benefiting the BX Foundation.

Have some fun while networking with fellow industry professionals at three local golf courses:

• Kinsale Golf & Fitness Club
• Scioto Reserve Country Club
• Wedgewood Golf & Country Club

For information about sponsorship opportunities, contact Pam Austin.

OSHA 30-Hour Training Course

Over four days, participants will learn safety basics and gain in-depth knowledge on OSHA compliance issues, including fall protection, electrical safety, scaffolding and trenching. Participants will receive a current code book.

Open House & Silent Auction

Mark you calendar now to attend the BX Open House & Silent Auction!

Hundreds of members and guests will gather on the BX back lawn for this end-of-summer tradition featuring a BBQ dinner served by BX and BX Foundation boards of directors and a silent auction that benefits the BX Foundation.

• Silent Auction begins at 4 p.m.
• BBQ Dinner served at 5:45 p.m.

For more information about this event, contact Pam Austin.

Safety Advisory Council - Q3 Meeting

Field Supervision & Jobsite Management II

This advanced-level program is for experienced superintendents looking for management techniques, organizational methods and practical ideas on managing jobsite problems.

Prerequisite: The BX program, Field Supervision & Jobsite Management I or at least six (6) months of experience as a field superintendent.

Standard First-Aid/CPR/AED

Redesigned for 2020, this course is designed to bridge the gap between an  injury and/or illness until advanced medical personnel takeover.

Learn to recognize and provide basic care for injuries and sudden illnesses, including:

• CPR
• The use of an AED
• How to properly apply a tourniquet

Don't see a class that fits your schedule?

Contact Rosie Leuby, 614.486.9521 x224, to schedule a company-specific class that can be held at your location or at the BX.

CERTIFICATION/CREDITS:

• An American Safety & Health Institute certification card, valid for two (2) years.
• This course is approved for 4.5 hours OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

OSHA 10-Hour Training Course

Educate your new employees and refresh your seasoned crew on the most common safety risks they could face on the jobsite with this course designed to establish a solid safety foundation. 

This two-day course teaches OSHA requirement basics, including compliance issues for 10 of the most common and deadly hazards in construction, including:

• Fall protection
• Electrical safety
• Scaffolding
• Trenching

OSHA recommends updating this certification every 3-5 years.

Drug-Free Safety Program: Employee Education Training

Employees will receive education on their company’s policy, their responsibilities and rights and the resources available to them if they need help.

PLEASE NOTE: Each participating company must submit a copy of their Drug-Free Workplace Policy prior to the day of the class.

CREDITS

This class meets the one-hour training component of the BWC Drug-Free Safety Program for employees and is approved for one (1) hour OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Drug-Free Safety Program: Supervisor Training

Managers and supervisors play an important role in their company's Drug-Free Safety Program. In this class, they will receive guidelines on getting to know their employees and observing changes in their job performance, along with documenting their observations and learning how to confront an employee.

PLEASE NOTE: Each participating company must submit a copy of their drug-free workplace policy prior to the day of the class.

CREDITS

This class meets the one-hour training component of the BWC Drug-Free Safety Program for Supervisors and is approved for one (1) hour OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Rigging and Signaling Certification

Under the standard, OSHA requires a competent rigging and signaling person. Keep your employees up-to-date with current requirements and techniques in this one-day classroom and hands-on mock-lift training.

At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1400 and will be issued a “Qualified Rigging and Signaling” card, these cards are valid for five (5) years.

This training is hands-on and includes:

• Identification of hand, radio and horn crane signals
• Demonstration of the necessary aspects of a safe lift including all aspects of a pre-lift crane meeting including related documentation
• Demonstration of how to inspect, evaluate and document the condition of various types of rigging, hardware and slings
• Identification of various sling and rigging configurations, including their limitations and how to compute imposed sling loads at various angles
• Instruction on how to accurately estimate the weight of a load, approximate center of gravity, etc.
• Evaluate travel path and fall zones of an overhead lift operation determining proper load control methods and emergency egress routes
• Pre-testing and post-testing evaluations
• Hands-on examination of rigging slings and hardware
• Evaluation of an actual crane and planning a mock lift

COURSE INSTRUCTOR

Chris DeVolld
(Veritas Safety Solutions)

Successful Project Documentation

In this straight-forward presentation, attendees will learn how to recognize the warning signs that inform you the job is in trouble and the steps you can take to manage and stem the damages and risks.

This course trains field managers to properly document project progress and empowers them to identify problems and find solutions if something goes wrong on the jobsite.

Advanced Construction Drawings

Advanced Construction Drawings builds upon existing plan-reading and problem-solving skills to develop knowledge about how projects come together. After attending this course, students will be better able to interpret drawings and specifications and coordinate with trades when problems arise.

It is highly recommended that students complete the Intro to Construction Drawings course prior to enrolling in this advanced option.

BX Membership Lunch & Learn

Current and prospective members are invited.

Standard First-Aid/CPR/AED

Redesigned for 2020, this course is designed to bridge the gap between an  injury and/or illness until advanced medical personnel takeover.

Learn to recognize and provide basic care for injuries and sudden illnesses, including:

• CPR
• The use of an AED
• The administration of Narcan
• How to properly apply a tourniquet

Don't see a class that fits your schedule?

Contact Rosie Leuby, 614.486.9521 x224, to schedule a company-specific class that can be held at your location or at the BX.

CERTIFICATION/CREDITS:

• An American Safety & Health Institute certification card, valid for two (2) years.
• This course is approved for 4.5 hours OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Customer Relations for the Field Force

Make sure each of your employees can help positively improve the professional image of your company and avoid the risk associated with making a bad impression on a job. Satisfied customers talk, but unsatisfied customers speak louder. In this course, your employees will learn how to make the best impression with your customers.

Course topics will include:

• Establishing a professional image
• Creating a good plan and schedule
• Understanding the client’s expectations
• Providing clear communication
• Performing beyond industry standards
• Closing-out with a positive impression

In addition to formal class time, students will have the opportunity to interact with an Owner Panel who will provide insight into what they value in professional relationships with field force members.

Drug-Free Safety Program Employee Education Training

Employees will receive education on their company’s policy, their responsibilities and rights and the resources available to them if they need help.

PLEASE NOTE: Each participating company must submit a copy of their Drug-Free Workplace Policy prior to the day of the class.

CREDITS

This class meets the one-hour training component of the BWC Drug-Free Safety Program for employees and is approved for one (1) hour OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

Drug-Free Safety Program: Supervisor Training

Managers and supervisors play an important role in their company's Drug-Free Safety Program. In this class, they will receive guidelines on getting to know their employees and observing changes in their job performance, along with documenting their observations and learning how to confront an employee.

PLEASE NOTE: Each participating company must submit a copy of their drug-free workplace policy prior to the day of the class.

CREDITS

This class meets the one-hour training component of the BWC Drug-Free Safety Program for Supervisors and is approved for one (1) hour OCILB credit in Health and Safety.

2020 BX Annual Meeting

Join hundreds of industry professionals to celebrate accomplishments, see old friends and meet new business contacts.

For more information about the Annual Meeting or sponsorship opportunities, contact Pam Austin.

Ohio Mechanics' Lien Law: The Hows and Whys of the Paperwork

Should you provide a Notice of Commencement of Furnishing? If so, when?

Timelines for the processes involved in preserving lien rights can be complicated. Employees involved in the complicated lien law process need to know the requirements under the law.

This course will provide attendees with examples, information and advice on the specific requirements needed to preserve your lien rights. Each attendee will receive sample lien forms and learn firms’ rights and responsibilities under the law.

Safety Advisory Council - Q4 Meeting