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Join the American Society of Safety Professionals Columbia Willamette Chapter and The Construction Safety Summit for a Professional Development Conference (PDC)

Breakfast and Networking: 7:45am

Session: 8:00am-10:00am

Topic: Crane Safety

Presented by: NessCampbell Crane + Rigging

This module is designed to give a detailed overview of what it takes to work with and around cranes. Attendees will develop a knowledge base that will include crane set-up, inspection, fundamentals of pick plans, rigging/signaling basics, as wells and roles/responsibilities, and being in the “moment” of crane hoisting.

Attendees will again insight into Best Known Methods in crane safety as well as getting a perspective from the “boots on the ground team” from NessCampbell Crane + Rigging. Sharing their experience and wisdom, the instructors welcome questions and look to demystify working with cranes

Instructors: Steven Spurlock and Trevor Broten

“We carry out our commitment to safety through a behavior-based safety culture backed up by a rigorous and comprehensive safety and NessCampbell University — our robust and industry-leading training program.”

Cost $75

Registration limited to 30 attendees.

Registration closes: Wednesday, November 2nd @ 5pm 

Note: After expenses, the proceeds will be used to fund the ASSP Development Committee, which helps develop future safety professionals and CSS’s Wayne Thomas Memorial Fund, which supports construction safety professionals and their development.

A thank you to ASSP member, Chris Williams, Safety Director for NW Scaffold, for agreeing to host this event at their location.

About the Construction Safety Summit: 

The Oregon Construction Safety Summit (CSS) was founded in 1995 in Portland, Oregon.  The CSS is comprised of individuals from various industries with a heart for Construction Safety.  Included are representatives from contractors, safety equipment manufacturers and vendors, insurance companies, public local and state agencies, educational institutions, local unions, consultant firms, building owners and construction industry/trade organizations/associations.

The mission of the CSS is to enhance the construction industry’s safety performance in the greater Portland region, by sharing successes and best-known practices toward ensuring the common goal that workers arrive home safely to loved ones each day. To contribute to this noble endeavor and attain a higher level of safety in construction, these basic principles guide the CSS.

If you have questions, please contact Steven Frost at safetystevefrost@outlook.com or 971-325-5995