NRASP Events – Monthly Safety Lunch Programs & Tours

Equipment Operator Training does not need to be complicated. Many very competent Safety Directors are afraid to put together their own customized safety training programs that are specific to what their workplace requires. Let’s go over the rules and regulations. How do these rules apply to your workplace? Let’s empower and encourage people to put together their own customized safety training programs that WORK. Safety training can be fun and engaging as well as meeting all requirements according to OSHA and ANSI.

Jay has been involved with Safety since 1997, He has been a Safety Trainer through organizations such as Skyjack, Genie, JLG, United Rentals, IVES, Toyota Forklift and Minnesota Safety Council. He has done training sessions for organizations like Great River Energy, Crystal Sugar and Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry. With 22 years experience in the rental industry as a field representative with two different corporations, I was exposed to many different situations that directly related to SAFETY.

Now, as a Independent Safety Trainer, I believe in creating safety training programs that WORK.

Let’s get your trainees’ saying ”That was a Great Class! I Learned A lot!!“

Menu: TBD

Room: Holiday Inn - Prairie Room

(If you have special dietary needs please let us know during registration or inform a Board Member when checking in for the meeting)

Crystal Nelson is double board certified as a Professional Ergonomist and Occupational Therapist. She also holds certifications as a Certified Ergonomics Assessment Specialist – Level II and a Remote Ergonomics Assessment Specialist. As the founder and owner of Fargo Ergonomics, she is the only Board Certified Professional Ergonomist in North Dakota.

Crystal earned her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from the University of Mary and holds additional credentials in Lean training, functional capacity evaluations, functional job assessments, and pre-work screens/post-offer employment testing. She provides specialized ergonomic services across industrial, manufacturing, healthcare, dental and office environments.

With a strong clinical background and extensive experience treating upper extremity injuries, Crystal is passionate about helping organizations and individuals reduce the risk of musculoskeletal disorders. Her comprehensive approach combines clinical expertise with a deep understanding of workplace demands, making her a trusted partner in creating safer, healthier, and more productive work environments.

Andrea Jensen with the North Dakota Safety Council will be speaking about the OSHA Recordkeeping guidelines to ensure compliance with these important requirements!

Andrea is a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) and has Professional certifications from the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) ASP and CIT, from the National Association of Safety Professionals (NASP) CSM, from the National Safety Council (NSC) ASC, from The Back School a CEAS (Certified Ergonomics Assessment Specialist). She has over 15 years’ experience in safety in the transportation, manufacturing and construction industries, and has an MS in Occupational Health and Safety from Columbia Southern University and an MBA from American Military University.

Menu: TBD

Room: Holiday Inn - Prairie Room

(If you have special dietary needs please let us know during registration or inform a Board Member when checking in for the meeting)

Andrea Jensen with the North Dakota Safety Council will be speaking about the OSHA Recordkeeping guidelines to ensure compliance with these important requirements!

Menu: TBD

Room: Holiday Inn - Prairie Room

(If you have special dietary needs please let us know during registration or inform a Board Member when checking in for the meeting)

This presentation provides a clear introduction to the basics of workplace injury reporting. Participants will learn why timely and accurate reporting matters, what qualifies as a reportable injury or incident, and the key steps to take immediately after an injury occurs. The session also covers common reporting timelines, employee and supervisor responsibilities, and how proper documentation supports worker safety, compliance, and recovery. Designed for employees and frontline leaders, this presentation helps build confidence in responding correctly when workplace injuries happen.

The world of electrical hazards, protection and accident prevention can be a confusing place. Hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries can be avoided each year by following the NFPA 70E: Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace. Be prepared by arming yourself with the knowledge of the types of electrical hazards and the effects of electrical shock and flash. This session will identify the need for electrical safety as well as electrical maintenance and safety programs. Attendees will learn about arc flash hazard risk assessment, personal protective equipment (PPE) and shock and arc flash approach boundaries. Reduce your liability concerns while establishing a culture of safe work practices among employees after attending this session.

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Upcoming Events

Jay Tyrrell - MEWPS and Forklift/Telehandler - Required operator training - Northland Safety LLC

Anti-Fatigue Mats & Posture - Crystal Nelson - Fargo ergonomics

OSHA REcordkeeping - andrea jensen - north dakota safety council

Mike Mead - Cass county electric

Site Tour - swanson health products

LRC Spring & SUmmer Outlook - Dean Wysocki - Flag family media

AShley Mund - WSI - Injury Reporting Basics

Robyn Yliniemi - WSI - Ladders

Joe Schommer - Resa Power - Arc Flash - NFPA 70E

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