Agriculture Safety Day Wrap Up 2023
Highlights of the Agriculture Safety Days 2023
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April 12, 2023
Highlights of the Agriculture Safety Days 2023
The Lifesaving Award is presented to employees in the State of Washington who are covered by industrial insurance, either through the State Fund or a Self-Insured employer and performed a lifesaving action while on duty.
The honorees personally performed urgently required hands-on action in a lifesaving effort. Humanitarian Awards are given when the heroic act didn’t involve hands-on lifesaving effort or when the victim didn’t survive in spite of the lifesaving efforts.
We recognize those recipients at the annual Lifesaving Awards event held during the main Conference.
The nomination period runs through June 30 of each year. See the Application for Lifesaving Award for nomination guidelines and how to submit nominations.
The Pole Top Rescue Competition became part of the Governor’s Industrial Safety and Health Conference in 1973 to teach people about proper rescue techniques. Teams of linemen from the electrical utility industry compete for honors in rescuing a victim from a utility pole in a mock industrial accident. Three judges are chosen by members of the conference’s electrical utilities planning committee.
The preliminary competition will be held Tuesday prior to the main Conference with the top four teams competing at the finals during the Conference on Wednesday. Just before the final competition, teams are given a “problem” or situation that makes the rescue more difficult and requires the teams to think about the safest and most effective way to rescue the victim.
Whether you working on the water, in port, or dockside, attend Maritime Safety Day to brush up and stay safe no matter your voyage takes you.
Agriculture Safety Day offers safety and health training on topics that are important to agriculture employers and workers in Washington. This industry is one of the largest in the state with one of the highest injury rates so prevention is good for workers and makes good business sense! Health and safety exhibitors will also be there with educational booths, product displays and demonstrations.
Agriculture Safety Day offers safety and health training on topics that are important to agriculture employers and workers in Washington. This industry is one of the largest in the state with one of the highest injury rates so prevention is good for workers and makes good business sense! Health and safety exhibitors will also be there with educational booths, product displays and demonstrations.
The job of a construction worker remains one of the toughest and most dangerous around. Come and learn how to stay safe on the job!
The annual Governor’s Industrial Safety and Health Conference offers training and education providing the latest tools, technologies and strategies for workplace safety and health. The Exhibit Hall brings you the latest products and services from vendors. Immersive full day pre-conference training sessions will be optionally available to further your knowledge. In our annual tradition, we will honor the Lifesaving Award recipients during the Conference. Alternating between the eastern and western side of the state each year, the Conference attracts approximately 1000 attendees interested in improving workplace safety and health. More than 300 volunteers representing the diversity of industrial Washington contribute to its success year after year!
Agriculture Safety Day offers safety and health training on topics that are important to agriculture employers and workers in Washington. This industry is one of the largest in the state with one of the highest injury rates so prevention is good for workers and makes good business sense!
Agriculture Safety Day offers safety and health training on topics that are important to agriculture employers and workers in Washington. This industry is one of the largest in the state with one of the highest injury rates so prevention is good for workers and makes good business sense!
The job of a construction worker remains one of the toughest and most dangerous around. Come and learn how to stay safe on the job!
The Pole Top Rescue Competition became part of the Governor’s Industrial Safety and Health Conference in 1973 to teach people about proper rescue techniques. Teams of linemen from the electrical utility industry compete for honors in rescuing a victim from a utility pole in a mock industrial accident. Three judges are chosen by members of the conference’s electrical utilities planning committee.
The preliminary competition will be held Tuesday prior to the main Conference with the top four teams competing at the finals during the Conference on Wednesday. Just before the final competition, teams are given a “problem” or situation that makes the rescue more difficult and requires the teams to think about the safest and most effective way to rescue the victim.
The Lifesaving Award is presented to employees in the State of Washington who are covered by industrial insurance, either through the State Fund or a Self-Insured employer and performed a lifesaving action while on duty.
The honorees personally performed urgently required hands-on action in a lifesaving effort. Humanitarian Awards are given when the heroic act didn’t involve hands-on lifesaving effort or when the victim didn’t survive in spite of the lifesaving efforts.
We recognize those recipients at the annual Lifesaving Awards event held during the main Conference.
The nomination period runs through June 30 of each year. See the Application for Lifesaving Award for nomination guidelines and how to submit nominations.
The annual Governor’s Industrial Safety and Health Conference offers training and education providing the latest tools, technologies and strategies for workplace safety and health. The Exhibit Hall brings you the latest products and services from vendors. Immersive full day pre-conference training sessions will be optionally available to further your knowledge. In our annual tradition, we will honor the Lifesaving Award recipients during the Conference. Alternating between the eastern and western side of the state each year, the Conference attracts approximately 1000 attendees interested in improving workplace safety and health. More than 300 volunteers representing the diversity of industrial Washington contribute to its success year after year!
The annual Governor’s Industrial Safety and Health Conference for 2020 will offer training and education providing the latest tools, technologies and strategies for workplace safety and health in a virtual format spread across the week. We anticipate offering several immersive pre-conference training sessions as well a a virtual exhibit hall for companies to share their latest information.
The Pole Top Rescue Competition has been canceled and will return in 2021.
In our annual tradition, we will honor the Lifesaving Award recipients during the virtual Conference.
Alternating between the eastern and western side of the state each year, the Conference attracts approximately 1000 attendees interested in improving workplace safety and health. More than 300 volunteers representing the diversity of industrial Washington contribute to its success year after year!
The job of a construction worker remains one of the toughest and most dangerous around. Come and learn how to stay safe on the job!
NOTICE: Construction Safety Day has been canceled per state guidance on the coronavirus (COVID-19). We will be processing refunds for all that have paid.
Agriculture Safety Day offers safety and health training on topics that are important to agriculture employers and workers in Washington. This industry is one of the largest in the state with one of the highest injury rates so prevention is good for workers and makes good business sense! Health and safety exhibitors will also be there with educational booths, product displays and demonstrations.
Agriculture Safety Day offers safety and health training on topics that are important to agriculture employers and workers in Washington. This industry is one of the largest in the state with one of the highest injury rates so prevention is good for workers and makes good business sense! Health and safety exhibitors will also be there with educational booths, product displays and demonstrations.
