The IATSE Entertainment and Exhibition Industries Training Trust Fund facilitates safety and craft skills training opportunities for IATSE workers.
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Explore the challenges of hybrid work in large conference rooms, boardrooms, and town halls. Register for this free webinar with your Elite AVIXA membership available through the TTF. avixa.org/events/webinars/co…
In under 20 minutes, these LinkedIn Learning audio-only courses aim to help you overcome fear, build courage, manage anxiety, and more to tackle any situation thrown your way. Check them out on our blog: iatsetrainingtrust.org/news/…
You can now register for our Professional Etiquette webinar! We will share practical advice, best practices, and insights to help you navigate workplace challenges with confidence and professionalism.
📅 December 17
📍 Zoom
💲 Free
🌐 iatsetrainingtrust.org/webin…
All entertainment industry workers are exposed to noise that can damage hearing when hazards are not identified and controlled. During National Protect Your Hearing Month, we encourage you to learn about noise-induced hearing loss and the steps you can take to prevent it.
Have you signed up for our Compressed Gases webinar? It’s only two weeks away. Don’t miss out on this learning opportunity!
📅 Date: October 29
📍 Location: Zoom
💲 Cost: Free for participants
🌐 Register: iatsetrainingtrust.org/webin…
This OSHA webinar will cover common fire hazards and essential fire prevention strategies, as well as emergency response procedures and relevant OSHA regulations.
Reserve your spot: eventbrite.com/e/fire-safety…
We’re now accepting applications for our December 13-14 OSHA 10 General Industry class. Our OSHA trainings fill up fast, so apply today!
📅 Dates: December 13-14
📍 Location: Zoom
💲 Cost: Free for participants
🌐 Apply: iatsetrainingtrust.org/osha
40 micro-courses introduce practical situation awareness strategies to help you identify and address risks before incidents occur on set or wherever you’re working. Learn more about our online courses: iatsetrainingtrust.org/news/…
You can now apply for our November 15-16 OSHA 10 General Industry class!
📅 November 15-16
🕒 9 a.m.-6 p.m. (HST) | 11 a.m.-8 p.m. (PST)
📍 Zoom
💲 Free for participants
🌐 iatsetrainingtrust.org/osha
Last week’s Hazard Identification webinar is now available on LinkedIn Learning. In part two, we demonstrated five of the forty Hazard Identification micro-courses available through the TTF Courses & Resources Learning Platform. Watch it here: linkedin.com/learning/videos…
Our OSHA 10 Construction course covers hazard identification, reduction, and reporting with a focus on the entertainment industry. The application period for our December class is now open.
📅 Dates: December 5-6
📍 Location: Zoom
💲 Cost: Free
🌐 Apply: iatsetrainingtrust.org/osha
Our Rigging Safety webinar was so popular, we’re bringing it back! We’ll review terminology and safe practices for rigging in the entertainment industry. Register at the link below.
📅 Date: December 3
📍 Location: Zoom
💲 Cost: Free for participants
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You don’t have to be a mental health professional to make a difference. Mental Health First Aid teaches you what to look for, what to say, and how to help someone connect with appropriate support: btshelp.org/mhfa
There’s still time to register for our Confined Space/Small Space Awareness webinar in two weeks. Visit our website for topic details and to register: iatsetrainingtrust.org/webin…
Last week’s Hazard Identification webinar is now available on LinkedIn Learning. We discussed situation awareness strategies and how you can use them to identify hazards. Watch it here: linkedin.com/learning/videos…
We assembled a list of free and low-cost training courses, videos, tutorials, and other online resources for you to continue to develop your safety and craft skills. Check them out here: iatsetrainingtrust.org/addit…
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Our Wardrobe & Costume Department Safety webinar is now available on LinkedIn Learning. We discussed ergonomics, fall prevention, small space awareness, electrical safety, chemical protection, safe sanitation, laundry practices, and more. Watch it here: linkedin.com/learning/videos…
After our OSHA 10 training last week, Haley Swiers (Local 13) said, “I really liked how thorough all the topics were. There was a lot I didn’t know, and I’m excited to have more knowledge in my workplace moving forward.” Sign up for our next class: iatsetrainingtrust.org/osha
Did you know we have 40 workplace hazards micro-courses? We’ll cover several of them in part two of our Hazard Identification webinar. Learn more and register here: iatsetrainingtrust.org/webin…
