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CDL Refresher Course, Train-the-TrainerCourse Length: 24 hoursNDSC Member: $495 Non-Member: N/AThis new CDL Refresher Course is for all companies who employ commercial drivers. It will teach instructors how to conduct a 16-hour classroom course, which contains the most advanced CDL information offered today. Instructors will have the ability to partner this course with our Coach Me behind-the-wheel training! Course topics include: DUI prevention, driver fatigue, hours of service, inspections, load securement, aggressive driving, FMCSR updates, and many more! This course will prepare your employees to deliver safety and qual-ity to your fleet of CDL drivers. Prerequisite - Trainer/company must be an NDSC member to participate.Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – April 22 thru 24

CPR/AEDCourse Length: 2.5 hoursNDSC Member: $40 Non-Member: $47This 2 1/2 hour National Safety Council program meets and exceeds the 2005 AHA guidelines and meets OSHA require-ments. It covers CPR, choking, bloodborne pathogens and use of an AED. If it’s time to certify your CPR/AED skills, this course can help. Upon course completion, you will receive a National Safety Council’s 2 year CPR/AED certificate. Bismarck – 8am - 10:30am – April 11, April 13, May 9, June 13Dickinson – 8am - 10:30am – April 17, May 22, June 19 Fargo – 8am - 10:30am – April 9, June 11 Fargo – 12pm - 2:30pm – May 13Grand Forks – 12pm - 2:30pm – April 8, June 10Grand Forks – 8am - 10:30am – May 14Jamestown – 8am - 10:30am – April 2Minot – 8am - 10:30am – April 23, May 28, June 25

CPR/AED/First AidCourse Length: 5 hoursNDSC Member: $74 Non-Member: $79Students will learn to be a first responder by obtaining skills such as basic life support for adults, children and infants, prop-er AED use, bleeding control, injury and wound care, burns, poisons and sudden illness. After this course you’ll be able to recognize these everyday emergency situations and how to take appropriate action until professional help arrives. Upon course completion, you will receive a National Safety Council’s 2 year CPR/AED certificate and a 3 year first aid certificate. Bismarck – 8am - 1pm – April 11, April 13, May 9, June 13Dickinson – 8am - 1pm – April 17, May 22, June 19Fargo – 8am - 1pm – April 9, June 11 Fargo – 12pm - 5pm – May 13Grand Forks – 12pm - 5pm – April 8, June 10Grand Forks – 8am - 1pm – May 14Jamestown – 8am - 1pm – April 2Minot – 8am - 1pm – April 23, May 28, June 25

CPR/First Aid Course, Train-the-TrainerCourse Length: 16 hoursNDSC Member: $350 Non-Member: $400Strengthen your emergency response program by building your employees’ First Aid/CPR/AED skills and enhance your in-house training capabilities by sending a staff member through Train-the-Trainer. They’ll be certified to conduct First Aid/CPR/AED training for all your employees with a program that meets and exceeds the American Heart Association guidelines.Dickinson – 8am - 5pm – June 19 thru 20Fargo – 8am - 5pm – April 9 thru 10Grand Forks – 8am - 5pm – May 14 thru 15

Defensive Driving Course, Alive at 25Course Length: 4 hoursCourse Fee: $45 (court referred - $75)Vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death for people between the ages of 14 and 24. This highly interactive four-hour course is used to reduce traffic crashes, fatalities and general violations by encouraging young drivers between ages 14 and 24 to take responsibility for their driving behavior. Course qualifies for insurance discounts, point reduction and WSI Safe Driver program. Check online for the most up-to-date schedule. Bismarck – 4pm - 8pm – April 21, May 5, June 9Devils Lake – 1pm - 5pm – April 14Fargo – 5pm - 9pm – April 28, May 5, June 2Grand Forks – 5pm - 9pm – April 29, May 20, June 24Minot – 1pm - 5pm – April 28Williston – 4:45pm - 8:45pm – May 13

Defensive Driving Course, BasicCourse Length: 4 hoursNDSC Member: $42 Non-Member: $47 Court Referred: $75 Seniors: $32 (55+) Additional Family members: $22 (same household/same course)DDC4 is a fast-paced, driver improvement program that offers practical strategies to reduce collision-related injuries, fatali-ties, and costs. It addresses the importance of attitude in preventing crashes, and reinforces the good driving skills you already have. DDC4 shows the consequences of the choices you make behind the wheel. Course qualifies for insurance discounts, point reduction and WSI Safe Driver program. Bismarck – 9am - 1pm – April 20, June 29Bismarck – 6pm - 10pm – May 20Devils Lake – 6pm - 10pm – June 10Dickinson – 6pm - 10pm – May 15Fargo – 6pm - 10pm – April 15, June 10 Fargo – 9am - 1pm – May 4Grand Forks – 9am - 1pm – April 6, May 4, June 1Jamestown – 6pm - 10pm – May 15Minot – 6pm - 10pm – April 1, June 3Minot – 9am - 1pm – May 11Valley City – 6pm - 10pm – May 7 Williston – 6pm - 10pm – April 8, May 6, June 3

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Defensive Driving Course, Train-the-TrainerCourse Length: 16 hoursNDSC Member: $350 Non-Member: N/ADuring this 2-day instructor development course, you’ll gain the confidence to be an effective trainer for the basic 4-hour defensive driving course. This course features updated cur-riculum and facilitation methods and allows the instructor to confidently adapt his or her teaching style to meet the unique needs and characteristics of the audience. Let our experienced trainers provide you with the tools and knowledge to become an excellent trainer. Contact the NDSC for costs of NSC Lease/Teaching Kit. Prerequisite - Trainer/company must be an NDSC member to participate. Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – May 20 thru 21

GHS Update for HazComCourse Length: 2 hoursNDSC Member: $55 Non-Member: $75This course describes the basics of updating a hazard commu-nication program, the requirements for labeling of hazardous chemicals, and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) as set forth by OSHA’s new GHS Standard. Course meets training requirements needed by December 2013.Bismarck – 10am - 12pm – April 8, May 6, May 13, June 3Dickinson – 10am - 12pm – April 3, May 1, June 5 Fargo – 10am - 12pm – April 15, April 25, May 16, June 6 Grand Forks – 10am - 12pm – April 23 Minot – 10am - 12pm – June 27

Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) AwarenessCourse Length: 1.5 hoursNDSC Member: $50 Non-Member: $60Learn what Hydrogen Sulfide is, where you find it, properties, how it can harm, signs and symptoms of exposure, methods to detect, how to control it and emergency procedures to follow. Participants will receive an awareness level certificate and card.Bismarck – 8am - 9:30am – April 16, May 14, June 11Dickinson – 8am - 9:30am – April 4, May 2, June 6Minot – 8am - 9:30am – April 23, May 29, June 25Williston – 8am - 9:30am – April 11, 25; May 9, 23; June 13, 27

Lift Truck Operator TrainingCourse Length: 8 hoursNDSC Member: $175 Non-Member: $220This completely updated course includes moving with and without a load, as well as picking up and stacking a load, trailers, ramps and elevators. Participants will receive a work-book and certificate of completion. Course meets the formal training requirement of OSHA’s certification process. Is not a certification course.Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – April 17, May 22, June 26Dickinson – 8am - 5pm – April 29, June 3Fargo – 8am - 5pm – May 6, June 4Grand Forks – 8am - 5pm – April 4, May 28, June 25Minot – 8am - 5pm – April 25

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Tra�c Control forConstruction Workers - 8 hoursNDSC Members: $205 Non-Members: $265This course is for those individuals involved in street and highway work expected to provide a safe work zone for their company and the traveling public.

Tra�c Control for Supervisors - 2-daysNDSC Members: $350 Non-Members: $435The course is for those construction supervisors involved in street and highway work expected to provide a safe work zone for their employees, their company and the traveling public. This course meets the NDDOT quali�cations for a Tra�c Control Supervisor and is based on the 2009 MUTCD Parts 1, 5 & 6.

Flagger Training - OnlineFREE course. Take at your convenience!This course is recommended for any persons required to perform �agger duties and persons involved in the direct/indirect supervision of �aggers in North Dakota.

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Lift Truck Operator Train-the-TrainerCourse Length: 16 hoursNDSC Member: $695 Non-Member: $895Learn how to train your lift truck operators for safe opera-tion and meet OSHA requirements with this updated course. Students will learn how to develop and deliver complete in-house training programs, design exercises for staff evalua-tions, and instruct non-operators how to work safely around lift trucks. Participants will receive a forklift trainer kit, valued at $425. Additional kits are available to current Forklift Trainers for purchase through the NDSC.Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – April 17 thru 18, May 22 thru 23, June 26 thru 27Dickinson – 8am - 5pm – April 29 thru 30, June 3 thru 4Fargo – 8am - 5pm – May 6 thru 7, June 4 thru 5Grand Forks – 8am - 5pm – April 4 thru 5, May 28 thru 29, June 25 thru 26Minot – 8am - 5pm – April 25 thru 26

MSHA New Miner-Part 46 Sand & GravelCourse Length: 24 hoursNDSC Member: $240 Non-Member: $240This training is required for all new and inexperienced sand and gravel miners.Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – May 7 thru 9

MSHA Refresher-Part 46 Sand & GravelCourse Length: 8 hoursNDSC Member: $100 Non-Member: $100This annual refresher is required for all experienced sand and gravel miners.Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – May 6

MSHA New Miner-Part 48 Surface CoalCourse Length: 24 hoursNDSC Member: $240 Non-Member: $240This training is required for all new and inexperienced surface coal miners.Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – April 16 thru 18; May 14 thru 16; June 11 thru 13

MSHA Refresher-Part 48 Surface CoalCourse Length: 8 hoursNDSC Member: $100 Non-Member: $100This annual refresher course is required for all experienced surface coal miners. Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – April 15, May 13, June 10

OSHA 10-Hour Construction Course (ECCS)Course Length: 10 hoursNDSC Member: $180 Non-Member: $230Receive instruction on construction industry safety and health topics and OSHA standards for both employee and entry level supervisors. Using OSHA standards as a guide, special em-phasis is placed upon the most hazardous areas of a jobsite including fall protection, electrical, and more.All courses run 1pm to 5pm day one and 8am to 5pm day two.Bismarck – April 8 thru 9; May 6 thru 7; June 3 thru 4 Fargo – May 16 thru 17Grand Forks – April 23 thru 24

OSHA 10-Hour General IndustryCourse Length: 10 hoursNDSC Member: $180 Non-Member: $230This course is valuable for employees and supervisors alike. It includes an intro to OSHA standards, inspections process and citations. Walking and working surfaces, PPE, fire protection, electrical, and several other subjects will be covered.The following courses run 1pm to 5pm day one and 8am to 5pm day two.Bismarck – April 15 thru 16; May 13 thru 14; June 10 thru 11 Dickinson – April 3 thru 4; May 1 thru 2; June 5 thru 6 Fargo – April 15 thru 16; April 25 thru 26; June 6 thru 7Minot – April 23 thru 24; May 28 thru 29; June 27 thru 28Williston courses run 12pm to 5:30pm day one and 8am to 1:30pm day two. Williston – April 10 thru 11; April 24 thru 25; May 8 thru 9; May 22 thru 23; June 12 thru 13; June 26 thru 27

OSHA 501 Trainer Course in OSHA Standards for General IndustryCourse Length: 26 hoursNDSC Member: $795 Non-Member: $795Prerequisites required. Log on to www.ndsc.org for more information. Designed for personnel in the private sector interested in teaching the 10- and 30-hour general industry safety and

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health outreach program to their employees and other groups. Special emphasis is placed on topics required in the 10- and 30-hour programs as well as on those that are most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a guide. Participants are briefed on effective instructional approach and effective use of visual aids and handouts. Course allows students to become a trainer in the Outreach Program, to conduct both 10- and 30-hour general industry safety and health courses, and to issue cards to participants. 2.6 CEUs; 4.0 CMs. Course offered through Rocky Mountain Education Center and the NDSC.Mandan – 8am - 5pm – June 17 thru 20

OSHA 511 Occupational Safety & Health Standards for General IndustryCourse Length: 26 hoursNDSC Member: $795 Non-Member: $795This course, for private sector personnel, covers OSHA policies, procedures and standards, as well as general industry safety and health principles. Topics include scope and application of OSHA general industry standards with special emphasis on those areas most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a guide. 2.6 CEUs. Course is a prerequisite to the OSHA 501. Course offered through Rocky Mountain Education Center and the NDSC. Mandan – 8am - 5pm – May 20 thru 23

OSHA 5810 Hazards Based Standards Course for Oil & Gas Exploration and ProductionCourse Length: 32 hoursNDSC Member: $795 Non-Member: $795Course will provide attendees with the basic information needed to anticipate, recognize, evaluate and control haz-ards found in the U.S. on-shore Oil & Gas and Exploration & Production Industries. Topics include: Health hazards, Hazard Communication, PPE, Emergency Action Plans, Confined Space, Control of Hazardous Energy and more. This course will provide a foundation for additional training that may be part of an in-house Health and Safety training process. Course offered through Rocky Mountain Education Center and hosted by the NDSC.Mandan – 8am - 5pm – April 22 thru 25

Construction Focus FourCourse Length: 8 hoursNDSC Member: $185 Non-Member: $235OSHA has identified the four leading causes of fatalities in the construction industry, known as the focus four hazards. The four hazards discussed in this course include falls, elec-tricution, struck-by and caught in or between hazards. The course is designed to introduce each of the four hazards and to provide basic control measures to avoid them.Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – April 10, June 27Mandan – 8am - 5pm – May 9Dickinson – 8am - 5pm – April 10, May 8, June 26Fargo – 8am - 5pm – April 18, May 15, June 12Grand Forks – 8am - 5pm – April 24, May 22Jamestown – 8am - 5pm – May 8Minot – 8am - 5pm – May 30, June 12

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PEC SafeLandUSA Basic OrientationCourse Length: 8+ hoursNDSC Member: $185 Non-Member: $185This course includes both SafeGulf and SafeLand. PEC Basic was designed to take the place of multiple Operator orientations and to give a general idea of life and safety issues in the oil and gas industry. It meets API RP 75 & API RP T-1 requirements and provides a basic understanding of general safety informa-tion an employee should know before entering a facility and while performing work duties. More than 25 leading oil and gas operators accept this orientation. Upon successful completion, each student is issued a picture ID with a unique barcode. The student information is stored in an online database. Dickinson – 8am - 5pm+ – April 15, May 20, June 17

Poison PreventionCourse Length: 3.5 hoursFREEPoisonings are the 3rd leading cause of unintentional death in North Dakota. Attend this training to gain the knowledge to reduce the risk of poison exposures in your home, workplace and community. Each attendee will receive a poison preven-tion toolkit, including presentation materials, handouts and statistics. Qualifies for 3.5 EMS continuing education credits.Bismarck – 4pm - 7:30pm – April 10Fargo – 8:30am - 12pm – April 12Jamestown – 9am - 12:30pm – April 11Minot – 8:30am - 12pm – April 10Lidgerwood – 5:30pm - 9pm – April 11

Qualified Rigging & Signalperson TrainingCourse Length: 8 hoursNDSC Member: $225 Non-Member: $295This course is designed to meet the requirements for Riggers and Signalpersons to be qualified under the new rule, 29 CFR 1926, Subpart CC. Course will address safe rigging practices and procedures, methods to calculate sling loading, ASME hand and voice signals, ASME responsibilities of signalpersons, and more. Each participant receives the Crane Institute’s Rigging Book.Mandan – 8am - 5pm – May 9 Dickinson – 8am - 5pm – May 30 Minot – 8am - 5pm – June 13

Slippery Slope, Train-the-TrainerCourse Length: 16 hoursNDSC Member: $350 Non-Member: N/ADuring this course, learn how to train your employees to reduce their risk in winter driving. Slippery Slope is a 4-hour driver safety course designed to help your employees make better driving decisions when winter strikes. It makes a great refresher for experienced drivers and is an eye-opener for those new to North Dakota’s roads. The course covers THE DRIVER and how to reduce risk considering many situations; TOP FACTORS that cause crashes in bad weather; TYPES OF ROADS AND CONDITIONS and how weather affects them; and VEHICLE TYPES & WINTER PREPARA-TION for when bad weather strikes. Prerequisite - Trainer/com-pany must be an NDSC member to participate.Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – April 25 thru 26

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TAKE FIVE - Self Protection CourseCourse Length: 6 hoursNDSC Member: $75 Non-Member: $75This exciting course is the first of its kind in North Dakota. The course begins with a classroom section on predator/stalker awareness and location safety, and is followed by a practi-cal skills training that teaches advanced techniques in assault safety training. This course is taught by a former highway patrol trooper with years of experience.Bismarck – 9am - 4pm – June 8 Minot – 9am - 4pm – April 20Fargo – 9am - 4pm – May 11

Traffic Control for Construction WorkersCourse Length: 8 hoursNDSC Members: $205 Non-Members: $265Course is for individuals involved in street and highway work expected to provide a safe work zone. Participants will gain knowledge in the process of installing, maintaining, and monitoring work zone traffic control, including how to set up temporary work zones and plan work zones, traffic pat-terns, and pedestrian patterns. Students will receive MUTCD 2009 Edition Parts 1, 5 and 6 (or most current edition), the Guidelines for Work Zone Safety for Utilities Handbook, and One-Call Handbook.Mandan – 8am - 5pm – April 17Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – June 4Dickinson – 8am - 5pm – April 23Fargo – 8am - 5pm – April 9, May 3Minot – 8am - 5pm – May 14

Traffic Control for SupervisorsCourse Length: 16 hoursNDSC Members: $350 Non-Members: $435Course is for construction supervisors involved in street and highway work expected to provide a safe work zone for their employees, their company and the travelling public. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of the entire process of planning, designing, installing, maintaining, and monitoring work zone traf-fic control. It will include temporary work zones, planning work zones, traffic patterns, and pedestrian patterns. Course meets the ND Department of Transportation specifications and provides students an opportunity to understand the industry standards for maintaining traffic through a work zone. Students will receive the MUTCD 2009 Edition Parts 1, 5 and 6 (or most current edition), the Guidelines for Work Zone Safety for Utilities Handbook, and One-Call Handbook.Mandan – 8am - 5pm – April 18 thru 19Bismarck – 8am - 5pm – June 5 thru 6Dickinson – 8am - 5pm – April 24 thru 25Fargo – 8am - 5pm – April 10 thru 11; May 23 thru 24Minot – 8am - 5pm – May 15 thru 16

Active Shooter Survival TrainingAccident InvestigationBloodborne & Airborne PathogensCompressed GasConducting Effective Safety InspectionsConfined SpacesDefensive Driving Course, Train-the-TrainerDefensive Driving Course, Professional Truck Driver Train-the-TrainerElectrical Safety ComplianceEmergency Medical ResponseEmergency Preparedness for Remote Work ZonesErgonomics in the OfficeFall Protection - Construction Hazard Awareness

HazmatHearing ConservationJob Hazard AnalysisLadder & Stairway SafetyLockout/TagoutMachine GuardingManaging/Leading Safety in Your WorkplaceMine Foreman Prep ClassOSHA 30-hour Construction (ECCS)OSHA 30-hour General IndustryOSHA 500 - Trainer Course in OSHA Standards For ConstructionOSHA 502 - Update for Construction Industry Outreach TrainersOSHA 503 - Update for General Industry Outreach Trainers

Many courses also available upon request!

Complete descriptions in our Online Training Calendar at www.ndsc.org.OSHA 510 - Occupational Safety & Health Standards for ConstructionOSHA RecordkeepingPEC SafeLand Train-the-TrainerPrescription for the FluQualified SignalpersonsRailroad Safety PresentationsScaffoldsSchool Bus Driver TrainingSlippery Slope, Adverse Weather Driving CourseSupervisory DevelopmentTrenching and Excavation - 2 hourTrenching and Excavation - 4 hourWelding, Cutting, & BrazingWorkplace Safety 101Work Zone Safety

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BismarckNorth Dakota Safety Council1640 Burnt Boat Drive701-223-6372~OR~State Capitol Building600 E Boulevard AvePioneer Room

DickinsonElks Lodge501 Elks Drive

Payment and Cancellation PolicyPre-registration and pre-payment is required on all training courses. If you are unable to attend a training course, you must cancel at least three business days prior to the course for a full refund. Late registrations or no-shows are non-refundable. NDSC reserves the right to cancel any class that does not meet the minimum attendance requirements. In the event that a class is cancelled, NDSC will notify you and make other arrangements.

FargoHoliday Inn3803 13th Ave S~OR~Expressway Suites4303 17th Ave S~OR~Scandia Hotel717 4th St N

Grand ForksLakeview Inn3350 32nd Ave S

We train in multiple locations across the state. Exact course location for each course will be provided upon registration.

JamestownGladstone Inn & SuitesConference Center111 2nd St NE~OR~Jamestown Regional Medical Center2422 20th St SW

LidgerwoodKC HallMain Street

Traffic Safety Training LocationsBismarckNorth Dakota Safety Council1640 Burnt Boat Drive

Devils LakeLake Region State College1801 College Drive – Heritage Hall

DickinsonDickinson High SchoolN Empire RoadDrivers Ed Building (West of tennis courts)

FargoCass County Annex Building1010 2nd Ave SBasement Conference Room

Grand ForksAltru Health System860 S Columbia RoadPsychiatry CenterConference Room

JamestownStutsman County Law Enforcement Center 205 6th Street SEBasement Conference Room

MinotAdult Learning Center1609 4th Ave NW

Valley CityValley City Police Department216 2nd AvenueMunicipal Court Room

WillistonWilliams County Law Enforcement Center 223 E Broadway, 2nd Floor~OR~Williston High School501 W Highland Drive

MandanSeven Seas2611 Old Red Trail

MinotGrand International1505 N Broadway~OR~Holiday Inn Express300 37th Ave SW~OR~First District Health Unit801 11th Ave SW

CPR/AED/First AidDefensive Driving CourseDefensive Driving Course, Professional Truck DriverHAZWOPER 8HAZWOPER 24

HAZWOPER 40ND Flagger TrainingOSHA 10-Hour Construction (Provided by Summit Training Source)OSHA 10-Hour General Industry (Provided by Summit Training Source)

OSHA 30-Hour Construction (Provided by Summit Training Source)OSHA 30-Hour General Industry (Provided by Summit Training Source)Rail Safety for Professional Drivers

Many courses also available ONLINE!

Complete descriptions available online at www.ndsc.org.

WillistonJames Memorial Library621 1st Ave W

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Serena Schmit Marketing / Home & Community Coordinator serenas@ndsc.orgSerena Schmit graduated from Minnesota State University Moorhead in May of 2008 with

a degree in public relations and advertising. She began her career at the NDSC as the Home & Community Coordinator. Serena was promoted to Marketing Coordinator in May 2012 where she coordinates all aspects of marketing for the NDSC, including web updates, design, promo-tions and events. She continues to coordinate the NDSC’s Home & Community Program which includes North Dakota Operation Lifesaver, Poi-son Prevention and Self Protection. Serena has earned the following certifications and serves on the following committees:

Operation Lifesaver Railroad Safety Presenter Operation Lifesaver Region 8 Representative - National Advisory Council ND State Injury Prevention Coalition Poison Prevention Subcommittee Falls Prevention Subcommittee Safe Kids North Dakota Committee

Terry Weaver Traffic Safety Coordinator terryw@ndsc.orgTerry Weaver attended Aurora Community College and Columbia College in Aurora, Colorado, where she

earned her Associate’s degree. She has more than 17 years of event and program coordinat-ing experience. Terry joined the NDSC in 2007 and took over the Traffic Safety program. Terry implemented the Alive at 25 program in North Dakota. The program has grown to include 32 instructors, and more than 7,000 students in 43 cities have been educated. Since beginning her work in the Traffic Safety field at the NDSC, Terry has implemented an online training program for professional bus drivers, added Slippery Slope to our lineup, and updated our bus driver training program. Terry serves on the following commit-tees:

ND State Injury Prevention Coalition Traffic Safety Subcommittee DOT Traffic Safety Youth Commitee National Safety Council’s Defensive Driving Advisory Committee

Kevin Stewart First Aid Coordinator kevins@ndsc.orgKevin Stewart earned two bachelor’s degrees: political science and criminal justice from Moorhead State Univer-

sity. Stewart has developed, organized, and con-ducted training programs for the general public and for private businesses on safety, health, and disaster issues. He has 28 years of experience as a first responder, 20 years as an Emergency Medical Technician, 15 years as a first responder instructor, and is an instructor and instructor trainer for CPR/AED/First Aid. Stewart is certified and or licensed in the following areas:

United States National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians Licensed North Dakota EMTCertified Instructor and Instructor Trainer National Safety Council First Aid/CPR/AED National Safety Council First ResponderOSHA 501 Certification, Authorized Trainer OSHA 10 & 30 Hour General IndustryPoison Prevention Instructor TrainerDisaster Servicers CoordinatorHIV/AIDs Coordinator/Trainer

Rick Halldorson Eastern ND Safety Consultant rickh@ndsc.orgRick Halldorson has 14 years experience in safety manage-ment including program design, auditing, incident

investigations, back-to-work programs and process safety management auditing. At his previous position, Rick developed, organized and conducted training programs for 110 plant employees, including industrial forklift, respira-tory protection, industrial ergonomics, industrial rail yard safety, lockout of hazardous energy, permit required confined spaces, fire and gas detection, Behavior Based Safety Programs, and management of the Workers Comp program.

OSHA 500 Certification, Authorized Trainer OSHA 10 & 30 Hour Construction IndustryOSHA 501 Certification, Authorized Trainer OSHA 10 & 30 Hour General Industry Certified Instructor and Instructor Trainer National Safety Council First Aid/CPR/AED National Safety Council Defensive Driving Course National Safety Council Professional Truck DriverProgram Auditor for Process Safety Management for Flammable ChemicalsRespiratory Protection Program AdministratorCompetent in Industrial Rail Yard Safety Program AdministrationLift Truck Instructor

Don Moseman Traffic Safety Director donm@ndsc.orgDon Moseman served in the United States Air Force for 7 years with his last duty assign-ment as a squadron safety

officer. He supervised work and traffic safety for more than 4,000 troops. He served as a state trooper for 20 years with 10 years specializing in driver education and safety programs. Don also served as the Director of Government Programs for the National Safety Council. In total, he has taught more than 1,000 safety courses and instructed more than 15,000 students. He has conducted training for more than 100 law en-forcement agencies across the country and has obtained the following certifications:

Certified Level 4 Accident Reconstruction Expert NSC Instructor Trainer on all DDC programs Certified PPCT Hand to Hand Combat Instructor Certified Public Information Officer Certified Inspector, SFST testing and training National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration

Kyle Martin Membership Coordinator /Marketing Specialist kylem@ndsc.orgKyle Martin graduated from North Dakota State University in December of 2006 with a

degree in communications and web develop-ment. Kyle has more than six years of experience in public relations and marketing, spanning the federal and state government, in addition to the private sector. He coordinates Membership with the NDSC, servicing more than 1,000 members. In addition, he assists with multiple aspects of marketing for the NDSC, including graphic de-sign, web development, photography, videogra-phy and promotion. Since his start at the NDSC, Kyle has earned the following certification:

Certified Instructor National Safety Council First Aid/CPR/AED Central Dakota Safety Association Board Member

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Tyler Svihovec Training Director tylers@ndsc.orgTyler Svihovec earned de-grees from the University of North Dakota - Williston and Northern State University in

South Dakota. Svihovec is an authorized OSHA Instructor Trainer for OSHA 500 level courses and an OSHA Outreach Instructor in both Gen-eral Industry and Construction. He has earned a Master of Safety Certificate and Advanced Safety Certificate from the National Safety Council and has more than 12 years experience in Safety and Loss Prevention. He has earned the following certifications:

OSHA 500 Certification, Authorized Trainer OSHA 10 & 30 Hour Construction IndustryOSHA 501 Certification, Authorized Trainer OSHA 10 & 30 Hour General IndustryOSHA 500, 502, 510; Certification, Authorized Instructor TrainerOSHA 501, 503, 511; Certification, Authorized Instructor Trainer Certified Trainer, MSHA - MSHA Part 46 & 48Certified Instructor and Instructor Trainer National Safety Council First Aid/CPR/AED National Safety Council Defensive Driving CoursePEC Safeland Certification, Authorized Trainer PEC – Basic Orientation PEC – Core ComplianceLift Truck Instructor Advanced Safety Certificate - National Safety CouncilMaster of Safety Certificate - NDSC

Bill Wuolu Safety Consultant billw@ndsc.orgBill Wuolu has a degree in health and physical education from Valley City State Univer-sity and more than seven years

of safety experience, as well as three years of electrical/construction experience. Wuolu is an authorized OSHA Instructor Trainer for OSHA 500 level courses and an OSHA Outreach In-structor in both General Industry and Construc-tion. Bill has earned the following certifications:

OSHA 500 Certification, Authorized Trainer OSHA 10 & 30 Hour Construction Industry OSHA 501 Certification, Authorized Trainer OSHA 10 & 30 Hour General Industry OSHA 500, 502, 510 Certification, Authorized Instructor Trainer OSHA 501, 503, 511 Certification, Authorized Instructor Trainer Certified Instructor and Instructor Trainer National Safety Council First Aid/CPR/AED National Safety Council Defensive Driving Course PEC SafeLand Certification, Authorized Trainer PEC - Basic Orientation PEC - Core Compliance Lift Truck Instructor Aerial Lift Instructor Certified Instructor and Instructor Trainer Slippery Slope (NDSC Winter Driving Course)

Todd TavisSafety Consultant toddt@ndsc.orgTodd Tavis attended North Dakota State University, Fargo, and gained a degree in Busi-ness Administration. Todd

was employed in the mining, heavy highway construction and equipment manufacturing industry for 15 years, as Human Resources Direc-tor, including safety and training responsibilities. He conducted site safety inspections, developed company policies, and provided compliance assistance. Tavis’ many years in the safety and human resources field earned him the following certifications:

MSHA Authorized Trainer IS - Instructor Surface Part 48 Subpart B IN - Instructor Trainer Part 48 OSHA 500 Certification, Authorized Trainer OSHA 10 & 30 Hour Construction Industry OSHA 501 Certification, Authorized Trainer OSHA 10 & 30 Hour General Industry OSHA 500, 502, 510 Certification, Authorized Instructor Trainer OSHA 501, 503, 511 Certification, Authorized Instructor Trainer Certified Instructor and Instructor Trainer National Safety Council First Aid/CPR/AED National Safety Council Defensive Driving Course Lift Truck Instructor Aerial Lift Instructor Certified Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR)

At the NDSC, it is our promise to: Hire only the best trainers and presenters; ensure they are compliant and up-to-date with their training;

continuously strive for high quality marks on evaluations; and listen to your needs and respond. Our training consultants and coordinators are experienced, knowlegable

and here to help you improve your safety culture at your business.

and PROGRAM COORDINATORS!

POISON PREVENTION Training BlitzFreeFreePoisonings are the THIRD LEADING CAUSE of unintentional injury death in North Dakota.

Acquire the knowledge and tools you need to reduce poisoning exposures in your community.

APRIL 10MINOT: 8:30am - 12pm

BISMARCK: 4pm - 7:30pm

APRIL 11JAMESTOWN: 9am - 12:30pmLIDGERWOOD: 5:30pm - 9pm

APRIL 12FARGO: 8:30am - 12pm

Every attendee will

receive a FREE poison

prevention toolkit!

Learn more or register now at WWW.NDSC.ORG

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Safety Information & Training Updates by Email

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If you would like to receive our email updates but are not currently registered, sign up today! We offer information including monthly training updates, NDSC Quarterly News,

child and home safety, and occasional training updates specific to your area. And, your email is secure with us. We will never sell or provide your email to anyone else.

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Or call Kyle Martin, NDSC Membership Coordinator

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is just the beginning...Join the 1,000 other businesses, across the state and beyond, who know that being a member of the North Dakota Safety Councilcan help prevent injuries, reduce costs and increase productivity throughout the year.

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Savings. Getting your employees trained will help you comply with Workforce Safety & Insurance Safety Incentive Programs which could reduce your workers compensation insurance premiums. Plus, members receive reduced fees on most courses!

Our courses and member resources can help reduce down-time. Reduced down-time means increased productivity.

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STREAMING VIDEOS

STREAMING VIDEOS

Out with the VHS tapes! We’re transitioning our VHS

and DVD video library to STREAMING VIDEO. Members

will receive 12 FREE safety video downloads per year!

Log in to the members area to learn more: www.ndsc.org

OSHA 5810Hazards Recognition & Standards Training Course for the US On-Shore

OIL & GAS Exploration and Production Industry

April 22 - 25 | BismarckThe course o�ers an introduction to the skills necessary to assist workers in protecting

themselves by anticipating, recognizing, evaluating, and controlling hazards common to the US on-shore oil & gas exploration and production industry. OSHA 5810 provides

O&G E&P contractors and service companies with a foundation for developing a comprehensive Health & Safety Training Process.

8am - 5pm | Course Fee: $795

REGISTER TODAY ATwww.rmecosha.com/5810Questions? Call 800-932-8890

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Empowering knowledge for any BODY, any AGE, any SIZE.

TAKE FIVESelf Protection & Predator Awareness Course

TAKE FIVE is a practical self protection course that focuses on the most common types of attacks, attackers, and criminal trends in North Dakota. During what could be the most important six hours of your life, you will gain knowledge to protect yourself in any situation.

CLASSROOM TRAINING- ND criminal trends & statistics- Types of predators and how to recognize them- Where most abductions occur and how to avoid them

SKILLS TRAININGLearn how to escape your attacker if you are:

- Standing/running/walking- On the ground- Being attacked with a weapon

MINOTSaturday, April 20

FARGOSaturday, May 11

BISMARCKSaturday, June 8

All courses run 9am - 4pm.Course Cost: $75

Call today for group and private course pricing.

COURSE DATES

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Save The Date!Save The Date!FOR THE NDSC SAFETY & HEALTH

February 4 - 6, 2014Bismarck Civic Center | Bismarck, ND

Networking and training for all industries and experience levels!Watch www.ndsc.org/annualconference for updates.