NORTHWEST FOREST WORKER CENTER
EIN 93-1268358 · Labor Unions (J40)
What they do
Training Forest Workers In Occupational Safety and HealthIn 2019 We Developed A Guide for Training Workers In The Forestry Services Industry In Preventing Musculoskeletal Disorders. We Developed Spanish and English Versions of The Guide. The Guide is Designed for Low-literacy Audiences, is Culturally Appropriate for Spanish-speaking Immigrants From Latin America, and Incorporates Interactive Exercises to Engage Trainees In Discussions About Musculoskeletal Disorders and How to Prevent Them. It is Based On State-of-the-art Principles of Adult Education.Total Training Numbers for 2019 Were 298 Workers Trained In 526.5 Hours of Training. This Breaks Down As Follows.141 Workers Trained In Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls In 235.5 Hours of Training. We Used A Guide We Developed Under A Previous Oregon OSHA Grant to Conduct These Trainings During The First Two Quarters of The Grant Year While The MSD Guide Was Under Development. 157 Workers Trained In Preventing MSDs In 291 Hours of Trainin
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ContactMARKO BEYVice President
Mailing addressPO BOX 6722, ALBANY, CA 94706
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