Virtual Classroom Series 2020
We’re excited to offer the SMACNA Greater Chicago Virtual Classroom to our members, and all signatory contractors from LU265 and LU73, this fall. Although we may not be able to enjoy the camaraderie that being in a group provides, we’re committed to keeping our members educated and at the forefront of the sheet metal industry.
The collection of the virtual programming noted below offers some of the most engaging industry professionals discussing a variety of topics, including Managing Remote Teams, Negotiation Skills and Safety & Health Issues for 2021. All classes are FREE. Visit SMACNAGreaterChicago.org for a full description of all classes and how to register.
ClickSafety Classes
Together, SMACNA Greater Chicago and ClickSafety have partnered to provide members a variety of online safety training classes to meet and execute your training objectives. These flexible training solutions are designed to enhance learning and retention and increase productivity. Following is a list of classes that can be taken when it’s most convenient for you and are FREE to members.
OSHA 10 and 30-Hour
These courses are designed to help workers stay up-to-date with their OSHA safety requirements, and is the easiest way to complete your training and earn a valid OSHA 10 or 30-Hour card and certificate showing the CEUs earned.
Fall Protection
This course introduces you to general fall protection requirements, the types of fall protection available and how to choose what is right for you.
Confined Spaces in Construction
Learn to keep yourself and your colleagues safe when working in confined spaces. You’ll receive a thorough understanding of the necessary equipment, systems and procedures.
NEWLY ADDED! Sexual Harassment for General Industry
Gain a better understanding of sexual harassment prevention in the workplace, including the proper language, behaviors and policies that are acceptable.
NEWLY ADDED! Sexual Harassment for Supervisors and Managers for General Industry
This advanced course is designed for supervisors to assist you in understanding the sexual harassment issues your company faces, the appropriate behaviors that are expected and the laws that protect you.
NOTE: The State of Illinois requires that employers MUST provide sexual harassment prevention training, whether they develop their own or hire a 3rd party to train employees. All training must comply with Section 2-109 of the Illinois Human Rights Act (IHRA). As of January 1, 2020, employers are required to train every employee each calendar year. By December 31, 2020, employers must have trained all their employees. For more information visit www.illinois.gov/dhr/training.