Training and Safety Awareness Events
OSHA Training and Resources
Heat Illness Prevention
Cal/OSHA & State Fund Seminar Series 2026
| Class | Date/Time | Location | Language | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Injury & Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) Small Business TrainingThe Small Business IIPP class aims to equip small businesses to create and implement an effective Injury and Illness Prevention Programs (IIPP). The online IIPP classes are live, interactive trainings facilitated by LOHP trainers via Zoom. Pre-registration is required. At this online, interactive training, you will learn basic occupational health and safety concepts, how to take a leadership role in promoting health and safety at your workplace, and strategies for taking action. Those who attend will receive downloadable health and safety resources, have a chance to share ideas and strategies with employees from other workplaces, and will receive a certificate of completion. Topics Include:
Use the registration link to choose any of the three classes and register. |
Thursday,
August 27, 2026 |
Virtual |
English |
|
In-Person Fall Prevention Expo: Cal/OSHA's Trigger Height StandardFall protection standards changed, and with Cal/OSHA's 6-foot trigger height now in effect, understanding how to prevent falls is more important than ever. We're hosting a free, in-person event to help you understand the new standard and how to protect workers from falling. You'll have the opportunity to learn directly from Cal/OSHA and State Fund fall prevention experts as you navigate the changes. We'll also have equipment vendors on site. Representatives from Milwaukee, Little Giant, 3M, Falltech, Honeywell-PIP, Metal Tech, Werner, Garlock, and Grainger will be on hand to showcase fall prevention equipment and to answer your questions. Our seminars are free and open to all California employers and insurance brokers. This event features a 90-minute presentation plus a Q&A session and time with the equipment vendors. Join us to:
Find out if you qualify for free safety equipment. Presented by: Gary McIver, Senior Safety Engineer, Cal/OSHA Consultation Julie Lavezzari, Senior Loss Prevention Engineer, State Fund |
Tuesday,
August 25, 2026 |
Vacaville |
English |
|
Fall Prevention: Cal/OSHA's Trigger Height StandardNow that Cal/OSHA's 6-foot trigger heightstandard has been in effect for over a year, workers and employers are actively implementing proven strategies to prevent falls and ensure compliance. With falls from heights continuing to be the leading cause of construction worker fatalities and most common accident and top-cited OSHA standard, fall protection is imperative. In this live webinar, with Q&A following, we'll walk through what's changed and how to reduce workplace falls. We'll also highlight the specific fall prevention practices and innovations currently being used across construction trades to protect their workers on the job. You'll learn what strategies are working in the field today and how you can apply these approaches to better safeguard your own workforce. We will cover
Our seminars are free and open to all California employers and insurance brokers. This event features a 90-minute presentation that includes a Q&A session. Presented by: Gary McIver, Senior Safety Engineer, Cal/OSHA Consultation Julie Lavezzari, Senior Loss Prevention Engineer, State Fund |
Wednesday,
September 9, 2026 |
Virtual |
English |
|
August 2026