The NCCCO (National commission for the certification of crane operators) Foundation will hold its 10th annual Industry Forum both virtually and in person on April 17th in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.
The event, scheduled for 14:00 Eastern time - 20:00 Central European time - will feature presentations and panel discussions on crane safety, technology, and workforce development.
Kenna Carlsen of the National Safety Council speaking at last years conference
The agenda includes: Highlighting Safety Hazards in the Crane Industry – Andy Sterlen, Health and Safety Education Specialist, NCDOL Occupational Safety and Health Division Education Training & Technical Assistance
From Driver’s Ed to Desktop: Teaching Computer Skills Through the Lens of Emotional Safety and Cognitive Load – Dr. Krista Wojdak, Professor of Instructional Design and Technology, Appalachian State University
Practical Approaches for Helping Crane Operators Get Comfortable with Technology – Ray Feidt, Stephenson Equipment; Greg Peters, American Crane Training; Brian Schmoyer, U.S. Training Consultants
Improving Safety by Utilising Tools and Processes of Verification and Reporting – John Zarian, NCCCO; Pete Laux, Kiewit
Advice on Finding Employment in the Crane Industry and Improving Recruitment and Retention – Mike Embry, IUOE 181; Russ Gallivan, Colorado Crane Operator School; Chris Smith, Morrow Equipment
NCCCO foundation executive director T.J. Cantwell said: "We are proud of the fact that attendees will come away with new ideas and tips that they can put to use in their companies and everyday lives on subjects that are essential to the continued growth and effectiveness of the crane industry."
The event is entirely free of charge and open to participants from crane, electrical, industrial, and construction sectors, along with training, safety, and human resource professionals.
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