SafetyFestMT

SafetyFestMT

 
SafetyFestMT is a collaborative effort between the Montana Department of Labor & Industry and businesses/entities across the state who donate their time to present various topics. This collaboration allows SafetyFestMT to provide FREE quality training to employers and their workers throughout Montana. Just as the needs of each community in Montana are diverse and unique, so is each SafetyFest. Examples of classes we have offered in the past include:
  • First Aid/CPR/AED Training
  • OSHA 10 -Hour Construction
  • OSHA 10-Hour General Industry
  • Defensive Driving
  • Work Comp 101
  • Stay at Work/Return to Work
  • OSHA Update
  • Public Sector Update
  • Montana Safety Culture Act Emphasis Programs
  • Hazardous Waste 101
  • Radon & Asbestos
  • Accident Investigation

Whether you are a seasoned safety professional, or just getting started; you can choose only the topics that apply to you and your business. SafetyFest has the tools to help you create a culture of safety in your workplace.

Who Attends SafetyFestMT?

To date, thousands of Montanans from a variety of industries have attended SafetyFest. Small business owners, safety professionals, HR managers, employers, frontline managers, supervisors, employees, job seekers, and average citizens have attended SafetyFest. The variety of classes offered allows for a more diverse audience.

We encourage you, whether you work in the trades, on a farm/ranch, warehouse, or in an office to attend an upcoming event in your area.

If you would like to be subscribed to our newsletter which will give you important information and dates about upcoming SafetyFests, you can subscribe here:  SafetyFest Newsletter

Request a Consultation

If you would like to reduce workplace safety and health hazards in your business, but can't wait until the next SafetyFest comes to your area; you can request a free consultation with the Department of Labor & Industry's Consultation Services. These services are confidential and will not result in any fines or penalties.

 

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