Nov 11 2009

OSHA Annual Employee Safety/Security Compliance Training

Published by rod under CSRT

December 4th CSRT marks the end of CSRT’s for the calendar year 2009. We have covered a lot of material during 2009, in an effort to make your organization a “safe an secure” worship environment. January 1st, 2010 starts a new year full of wonderful possibilities! During the December CSRT, we will end 2009 with a review of all topics of discussion during 2009 CSRT Meetings. In addition, we will be discussing OSHA Annual Safety Compliance Training for calendar year 2010 required by Federal Law.

We will be discussing what safety training is required under OSHA to satisfy federal government regulations. We will discuss the various training topics required to be covered and how you can create an effective Employee OSHA Safety Program for your organization. Employee Safety Training is not an OPTION , but a federal requirement. Let’s fact it, workplace accidents, man made and natural disaster happen everyday across American. These accidents, disasters and incidents cost a lot of money in insurance charges for workers’ compensation claims not to mention the lost of productivity, stress, and possible legal ramifications.

So, do yourself and your organization a favor but ensuring that you know what your responsibilities are under the law and how to achieve those responsibilities by attending this powerful and detail training session. Remember, the Church Security Roundtable is provided to serve you – our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ! This training session will cover such topics as;

  • Emergency Planning
  • Safety Housekeeping
  • Blood borne Pathogens
  • Emergency Evacuations
  • General Safety Issues
  • Use of Personal Protection Equipment
  • Fire Safety and Prevention
  • H1N1 Safety/Prevention
  • Workplace Violence and etc

The second half of the meeting, will be spent covering all CSRT topics in general that were covered during CY2009. So, if you missed any CSRT’s during 2009, this is an opportunity to catch up!

My brothers and sisters, I sincerely appreciate your support and attendance of CSRT’s during 2009. I trust that during your attendance, God has blessed you with new insight, practical knowledge, and a burning desire to make your organization as safe and secure as possible. ONLY by working together, can we achieve much! See you on December 4th. Don’t forget to BRING A FRIEND!!!!!

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Oct 07 2009

Crisis Intervention & Personal Protection

Published by admin under CSRT

Peachtree Presbyterian Church

You are invited to the next Church Security RoundTable (CSRT) Meeting:

  • Title: Crisis Intervention & Personal Protection
  • Date: Friday, November 6th 10AM to 2PM
  • Location:
Peachtree Presbyterian Church
The Lodge Cafe
3434 Roswell Rd NW
Atlanta, GA  30305

Now, that we have discussed the necessary foundation required to insure a “Safe Child Environment” within your preschool and middle school, let’s now discuss what action needs to be taken to mitigate circumstances should a breach of safety or security take place within your organization. Watchman Ministry, is proud to introduce Pastor Ron Swift, Crises Intervention Ministry, as it’s guest speaker for the November, Church Security Roundtable Meeting. Pastor Ron is an expert in crises intervention and ministry. Pastor Ron’s years of experience as an expert will provide valuable and critical information to attendees!

Intervention is what the church does daily. Whether it’s through the ministered word, prayer, worship, visitation, etc. — we meet people where they have needs. The most severe point of meeting the needs of the people we minister to is crisis intervention. In this aspect of a church’s involvement is the investment to assist people to properly approach, view, evaluate, walk through, and learn and grow from the experience. When a sudden, catastrophic, short or lengthy; minor or major event or series of acute periods of difficulty or disaster hits — and you assist — you are meeting the crisis ministry needs of that individual or group of people outside or inside of the church. This kind of ministry is missing in many sectors of our community, especially in churches.You will learn how crisis ministry meets the needs of people in the most severe or chronic cases imaginable.You will learn valuable insights that will assist those in churches, vocational settings, family life, social relationships, and medical emergencies. Join Rod Pires and our special guest speaker, Pastor Ron Swift at the Security Round-table as we explore how to examine and engage “Crises In Our Midst.” You won’t want to miss this session as it moves you into an informed and empowered position to make a difference where a difference is urgently needed. You will learn how to:

  • Recognize the warning signs of people in crisis,
  • Receive those who are in a crisis and how to respond to your findings,
  • Redirect those in crisis to suitable resources that can make a difference ,
  • Rekindle the interest of those in crisis to a potential change in the impact and imprint of the crisis,
  • Reduce the risks of crises disrupting or decimating individuals, families, communities, and churches.

The second half of the CSRT Meeting will be dealing with Personal Protection. Attendees will be shown how to get out of the following physical constraints:

  • Duct Tape
  • Super Glue
  • Rope
  • Hand Cuffs
  • Trunks of Cars, etc.

You don’t want to miss this CSRT, it is packed full of valuable and practical information that could save you or your families life.

If you plan on coming please fill out the On-line Church Security RoundTable Registration form

ITINERARY
10 A.M.
Registration / Meet and Greet
10:15 A.M.
Open Church Security RoundTable Discussions
Noon
Lunch — Included
2 P.M.
Dismiss

Rod Pires
Watchman Ministries, Inc.
Phone: 678-373-4345
Fax: 678-389-7893
Email List:
http://watchman.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/security
Web:
http://watchman.com

Come prepared to learn and share your experience with others like yourself.
Remember only working together can we make a difference!


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