Register now for our Drug & Alcohol Employee/Supervisor Training Webinar on Monday, July 17, 2023.

The webinar will address the following:

• The effects of drugs and alcohol on the body
• Recognize the signs, symptoms, and indicators of substance abuse at the workplace
• Comply with federal DOT regulations requiring 2-hour reasonable suspicion training for supervisors
• 60 minutes will be spent on symptoms of alcohol abuse
  
• 60 minutes will be spent on symptoms of drug/controlled substance abuse

***Certificate of Completion will be emailed to registrants upon confirmation of participant's full attendance in webinar***

Questions? Contact Joedy Dennis at jdennis@iamu.org or 515-681-7961

The IAMU Electric Training Team and the Electric Safety and Training Committee are excited to announce a change to our workshops.  In recent years we have noticed we were getting many attendees with less than 5 years of experience and many who have over 15 years of experience.  This has created a challenge in keeping everyone engaged with the varying differences in knowledge. 

The IAMU Electric Training Team and the Electric Safety and Training Committee have a solution! 

We now have our Basic Electric Distribution Workshop which will be held in May and replaces the Overhead Electric Workshop.  Our Advanced Electric Distribution Workshop in September will replace the Underground Electric Workshop.  Please read over the topics and see which of your workers should attend the Basic and who should attend the Advanced Workshop.  Some example topics of the Advanced Workshop are: 3 phase transformer connections, hot work, troubleshooting, switching procedures, storm restoration, etc. 

Please feel free to reach out to jmasker@iamu.org with any questions you may have regarding these classes.  
 
To sign up for the Basic Electric Distribution workshop please CLICK HERE. 
The deadline for hotel block reservation is 05/01/2023

IAMU will be holding a webinar on April 25, 2023 for supervisors and safety personnel responsible for developing or overseeing a Heat Stress program. In response to the rise in the number of fatalities due to heat, OSHA published new enforcement policy regarding Heat Stress in April 2022.

The focus of this webinar is to discuss the employer’s responsibilities to those working in hot environments and to assist in creating a Heat Illness Prevention Plan. This plan must be made site-specific and all employees that have the potential to be exposed to hot working environments must be trained using your specific plan. A template for the plan will be provided to all that attend.  

Click HERE to register.