• Events
  
  Safety Alliance Dinner – 10/18/2010 – 5:00pm – PPA Event Center, Denver Colorado Attendance 59
  
  Safety Alliance Dinner – 04/27/11 – 5:00pm – DJEATC Training Center, Denver Colorado Attendance 42
  
  Colorado State University NECA Student Chapter-training our future industry leaders and helping them to understand our safety culture through education and training.
  
  Colorado Construction Career Days-October 4-5, 2010

• Events
  
  DJEATC (Denver Joint Electrical Apprenticeship Training Committee) OSHA 10 HOUR CLASSES:
  

  4/18/11-4/19/10 1 Completed – I Cast
  
  5/8/10 3 Completed – I Cast

• DJEATC OSHA 30 Hour Classes
  

  8/9/10-8/13/10 – 3 Completed – I Cast/Denver Green Jobs Initiative
  
  11/6/10- 12/4/10 2 Completed – I Cast/Denver Green Jobs Initiative
  
  1/3/11 – 2/2/11 6 Completed – I Cast/Denver Green Jobs Initiative
  
  2/14/11 – 2/18/11 7 Completed – I Cast/Denver Green Jobs Initiatives
  
  4/2/11 – 4/30/11 1 Completed – I Cast/Denver Green Jobs Initiative
  
  4/11/11 – 4/15/11 11 Completed – I Cast/Denver Green Jobs Initiative
  
  4/18/11 – 4/22/11 9 Competed – I Cast/ Denver Green Jobs Initiative

• 1^st Aid
  

  5 Classes – 21 Completed – I Cast/Denver Green Jobs Initiative

• Events
  
  ELECTRICAL PROJECT SUPERVISON LEVEL I SAFETY TRAINING COURSE:
  
  EPS I-1/3/11 – 1/26/11 30 Completed
  
  EPS 1- 1/31/11-2/21/11 17 Completed
  
  EPS 2- 3/8/11-3/19/11 10 Completed
  
  EPS 3 – 4/19/11-4/30/11 10 Completed



• Safety Meetings
  
  Weekly Safety Meetings Various Topics Various Jobsites 1 Hour Each 12,914 Employees and Managers
  
  Weekly Safety Toolbox ½ Hour Each; 4 Foreman; 33 Employees
  
  Monthly Safety Meetings 2 Hours Each; 48 Employees; 96 Managers
  
  Quarterly Foreman’s Meetings 2 Hours Each; 2 Management; 8 Foremen
  
  Quarterly Safety Awards 2-3 Hours Each; 45 Employees; 3 Management
  
  Internal Safety Classes 1-4 Hours Each; 35 Employees; 9 Managers

70E Training Session for owners, contractors, JW’s, apprentices and OSHA Compliance Officers.

One of the major facets of the Alliance is the training of workers, the public, and compliance officers about the special techniques used by the electrical industry.

June 23 and 24, 2010 70E training was completed by 22 OSHA Compliance Officers (CSHO) and 1 Deputy Regional Administrator, Nancy Smith, 2 Assistant Deputy Regional Administrators and 4 members of OSHA’s Legal Team.

• Raising Awareness of OSHA’s Rulemaking and Enforcement Initiatives, such as by:
• Sharing information on OSHA’s regulatory agenda and opportunities to participate in the rulemaking process.
• Training workers on new and revised standards.
• Developing worker information on new and revised standards.
• Sharing information on National Emphasis Programs (NEPs).
• Developing compliance assistance materials for other specifically targeted hazards/industries
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• Participating in various forums and groups to discuss ways of improving workplace safety and health programs.
• Encouraging worker participation in workplace safety and health.
• Outreach and Communication, such as by:
• Creating and sharing compliance assistance materials in English, Spanish, and other languages for workers and/or employers.
• Conducting best practice seminars in support of OSHA’s enforcement initiatives.
• Speaking or exhibiting at conferences and meetings.
• Training and Education, such as by:
• Developing effective worker training and education programs.
• Arranging for the delivery of worker training.