This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms.

Responsibilities as a user and operator

Conducting a pre-start inspection

Conducting a workplace inspection

Various types of equipment

Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation

Teaching materials:

Safety guidelines booklet

Course completion wallet card

This workshop, Drew Fuller will be presenting Background Costuming for the first part of the day then after lunch he will be presenting Working with Principles.

This is a hands-on class so wear appropriate clothing for the skills being taught.

Please bring your aging kit if you have one.

In order to attend this class, you must be a Local 479 member and in good standing.

In Solidarity,

Local 479 Education

On Sunday, November 17, there will be a two part event all about boom microphones.
From 9-12AM, Allen Williams will be explaining the in and out boom microphones. Topics will include everything from microphone patterns to off axis rejection to wind and rain protection options used on the smallest budget TV shows all the way up to big budget movies. Learn why they are the alpha and the omega for the sound department.
The afternoon portion will take place from 12:30-2:30PM. There will be three listening stations available for you to compare hyper/supercardioid microphones, short shotgun mics and long shotguns mics. Actors will be present to talk so that attendees can compare microphones of similar patterns without having to hunt down someone to speak for them.
This event is open to all union members in good standing (yes, your standing will be verified). There will be no charge for this event.
R.S.V.P. by email to Kevin Amick, Training@IATSE479.org. To ask questions about the event, email Allen Williams at Boom@IWorkInSound.com.

What: "What Lies Above" Boom Mic Class
When: Sunday, November 17 from 9AM-2:30PM.
Where: IATSE local 479 office, 4220 International Parkway, Suite 100, Atlanta, GA 30354

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card

The American Heart Association (AHA) Heartsaver© CPR-AED course is designed to train participants to save lives of victims in cardiac arrest through high-quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). This course prepares lay rescuers to know when-and-how to perform CPR in home and business settings. The course includes adult, child, and infant rescue techniques – including the proper use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and breathing mask devices.
Those who successfully complete the course will receive an AHA Heartsaver© CPR Card valid for two years.
General Education Outcomes
• Critical Thinking/ Problem Solving
• Oral Communication
Prerequisites
There are no formal prerequisites. The course can be physically demanding and each participant should evaluate their own ability to participate in physically demanding activities. Students should also dress accordingly for class.
Class Length
The course is taught during a one day session. Each student will receive approximately 4.5 hours of instruction. The actual class length will be 5 to 5.5 hours when breaks and lunch time are included.
Instructors and Their Qualifications
All instructors are have completed an AHA Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR instructor course. Every instructor has real-life experience leading out-of-hospital cardiac arrest resuscitation teams and performing the CPR techniques taught in this course.
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Core Competencies Evaluation
All students are required to successfully pass three competency evaluations – one each for adult (with AED), child and infant CPR. Students are evaluated against an AHA provided checklist which is made available to every student at the beginning of class.
Required Reading and Texts
Heartsaver© CPR AED Student Workbook, ISBN # 978-1-61669-421-0. A copy of this book is provided by IATSE Local 479 to every student.
Flow of Learning
1) Introduction to course and instructor(s), course administrative needs and review of emergency procedures to be used during course;
2) Adult CPR, including use of AED, followed by student skills evaluation;
3) Adult Airway Obstruction management;
4) Working with additional rescuers;
5) Opioid abuse recognition and Naloxone administration overview;
6) Lunch;
7) Child CPR, followed by student skills evaluation;
8) Child airway obstruction management;
9) Infant CPR, followed by student skills evaluation;
10) Infant airway obstruction management;
11) Course review and final question and answer period;
12) Course evaluation forms collected and course completion cards delivered to students.

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for FORKLIFTS.

Responsibilities as a user and operator

Conducting a pre-start inspection

Conducting a workplace inspection

Various types of equipment

Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation

Teaching materials:

Safety guidelines booklet

Course completion wallet card

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for FORKLIFTS.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Forklifts.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card