The NCCCO Foundation's Sixth Annual Industry Forum on Personnel Qualifications is shaping up to be a "can't miss" event for anyone concerned with the latest rules, regulations and best practices concerning the qualifications of crane operators and those who work with them.
On November 11, beginning at 1:00pm ET, the Forum will kick off as an in-person and virtual (Zoom) event with a discussion on the qualifications of crane operators and related personnel. With publication of OSHA's Compliance Directive on its revised crane operator certification requirements now imminent, Scott Ketcham, Director of OSHA's Directorate of Construction will take the stage as the Forum's keynote presenter and head up an outstanding line-up of industry experts who will discuss the latest topics and trends related to crane and rigging personnel qualifications.
We'll be addressing a host of relevant issues including: what you need to know about upcoming changes to B30 standards; how online Directories can simplify compliance with OSHA certification requirements; what equipment will soon be covered by new certification programs; how certification is impacting the telecommunications industry; shifting demographic trends among certified operators; veterans transition assistance; and much more.
What: NCCCO Foundation Sixth Annual Industry Forum on Personnel Qualifications.
When: Thursday, November 11, 2021, 1:00-5:00pm ET (held in conjunction with NCCCO's Fall Meetings and 25th Anniversary Gala, separate registration required).
Where: Virtually via Zoom AND In-Person at the Crystal Gateway Marriott, 1700 Richmond Highway, Arlington, VA 22202.
Why: To provide industry with insight and information about the latest developments in personnel certification, to promote dialogue on related issues, and to provide guidance to employers and others on applying certification effectively for maximum safety benefits.
Who should attend?: Contractors, Crane and Rigging Companies, Steel Erectors, Safety Directors, Project Managers, Regulatory Agencies, Industry Associations, Insurance Providers . . . and Candidates and Certificants everywhere.
There is no cost to attend the NCCCO Foundation Sixth Annual Industry Forum thanks to the generosity of the sponsor for this year's event, Industrial Training International (ITI). Registration is required however.
We truly hope you can join us! All registrants will receive information on how to access the Forum via Zoom approximately one week before the event. (Note: If you have already registered for the Forum and received a confirmation, please forgive the interruption; there is no need to do so again.) |
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