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These include DOT and OSHA-related safety trainings as well as courses about home safety or those geared to keeping you secure behind the wheel.
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All webinars are
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1 p.m. CS Time
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Webinar: Signs & Symptoms for Supervisors
Friday, December 11
Forty percent of workplace fatalities involve employee substance abuse. Do YOU know the signs & symptoms?
It is essential for employers to understand the prevalence, trends and costs related to substance use among employees and how to respond. This training meets the requirements for DOT mandated training on drugs and alcohol and is appropriate for all supervisors, DERs and employees who need training.
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View our featured online courses on TSS's revamped website homepage. Make sure to keep checking back for new content!
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BLENDED LEARNING
FIRST AID & CPR
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COST: $85
2-Year Certification
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During COVID-19 , TSS will not be offering standard CPR & First Aid courses. Instead, consider taking our
1. Take the classroom portion of the course online. 2. Then, schedule a hands-on evaluation at your convenience. Same skills. Same certification. In the safest way.
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Need a training for your team? Schedule one today!
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Who would have thought a year ago where we would be in November 2020?
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and I am grateful. Grateful for our clients who supported our business even during the toughest times. Grateful for our communities that came together to help small businesses struggling in the pandemic. And, grateful for my employees and family who made sacrifices to keep TSS fulfilling its safety mission even when they were worried about the future. Thank you.
One of the moments of good fortune we experienced during difficult times was the opportunity to partner with the City of Ketchikan in utilizing CARES Act funding to develop workplace training on prevention strategies and plans for COVID-19. The goal of making our hometown a safe place to work and live during the pandemic is one we were happy to get behind!
This training is designed to help businesses and communities gain a full understanding of workplace safety issues related to COVID-19 and develop the protocols needed to mitigate the risk of virus transmission.
Building trust is essential to bringing small businesses back even as the pandemic continues. A COVID CLEAN certification from TSS, and our safety specialists, will show your employees, clients and community that you are committed to the highest health and safety standards when it comes to protecting them from the coronavirus.
KETCHIKAN AREA BUSINESS OWNERS take note: As part of our partnership agreement, the City of Ketchikan has made scholarships available for the first 150 people in our community to take the course. This means you are now able to access this training at NO COST! Contact us at info@tss-safety.com to get your discount code. Then, register at tss-safety.com.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Best regards,
Renee Schofield
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After a tough year, we are gearing up for a fresh start in 2020.
It has been a pleasure to serve your needs and we hope to continue our work with you in the coming year. Thank you.
TSS very much appreciates it when our clients return their contracts at their earliest convenience so we can prepare all documents and have everything ready on January 1, 2021.
- Your current contract expires on December 31, 2020.
- Enrollment for 2021 is available now. (Simply download the form, fill it out and return it via fax, email or mail.)
- To be eligible for discounted enrollment your company's account must be paid in full and you must be compliant with 2020 drug screening.
- DISCOUNT - If your contract is returned WITH PAYMENT by December 31, 2020, your renewal cost is $200.
- ALL contracts renewed after January 1, 2021, will be charged at the standard rate of $250.
If you are happy with TSS's services, please consider referring us to your partners and suppliers!
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Every year, there are more than 17,000 office and store fires, causing about $800 million in direct property damage, according to the U.S. Fire Administration.
The economic effect of a workplace fire can be devastating. But with a good plan and through routine prevention efforts, you can protect your business.
Some basic tips include:
- Checking for overloaded or damaged electrical cords and cables.
- Keeping anything flammable away from electrical equipment.
- Never leaving space heaters unattended.
- Keeping workspace equipment clean and well-maintained.
Watch this National Safety Council video for more valuable information and guidance on preventing workplace fires and protecting your employees and the bottom line.
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Thanksgiving is going to look very different in 2020. While our safety specialists typically share information about travel safety during the holidays, this year we'll be talking about avoiding travel to stay safe.
As COVID-19 cases surge throughout the country, public health officials are urging people to stay home this Thanksgiving and only celebrate with members of their household. Experts have found even small gatherings to be responsible for fueling infections. Limiting exposure is an important measure for protecting yourself and others from the virus.
Instead of a feast with loved ones, consider preparing food for family and dropping it off or having a virtual meal together.
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We offer world-class education and screening services for workplace and community safety.
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120 Carlanna Lake Rd, Ketchikan, AK 99901
P 907.247.1431 / 877. 225.1431
8800 Glacier Hwy #105, Juneau, AK 99801
P 907.523.8402
906 Main St, Keokuk, IA 52632
P 319.524.5051
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