Special Thanks to our Safety Day Sponsors
Join us for Safe Excavation and Damage Prevention Training.
Register by August 2nd to receive a lunch ticket when you check-in. If you register late, or not all, you may not get a lunch ticket and food may not be available.
First Responders: Enjoy Lunch with us at Noon, and receive training for first responders presented by OPAL.
Register for free for valuable training, a chance to win door prizes, and lunch!
Doors will open for check in and networking with sponsors, exhibitors, and other industry peers.
The objective of this program is to improve excavator safety through comprehensive training to prevent accidental damage to underground facilities during excavation. Course content is specific to Oklahoma and the Underground Facilities Damage Prevention Act as well as Contact Center procedures and Best Practices. There is a 25- question test at the end that must be passed with an 80% or better score for the student to receive their certification. The chapters in this program cover:• Planning & Administration of Excavation Projects• Site Preparation & Actions for Safe Excavation• Trenching Dangers, Damages & Consequences
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission serves as the enforcing authority for the Oklahoma Underground Facilities Damage Prevention Act. To enhance safety and promote compliance with the law, OCC has established a dedicated damage prevention team overseeing excavation practices near pipelines in Oklahoma. Discover the collaborative efforts between OCC and OKIE811 as we present training initiatives designed to ensure the well-being of individuals and foster adherence to regulatory guidelines.
Enjoy Lunch
This course covers OSHA standard 1926 subpart P: soil classification; sloping and benching; aluminum hydraulic shoring; requirements for protective systems; manufactured tabulated data; site specific engineering; and general requirements.
Presented by OPALThis presentation qualifies for 2 CLEET hoursPipeline Operators lead this presentation so they can effectively engage with emergency responders, public officials, and excavation stakeholders about the basics of pipeline safety. Discussion includes damage prevention, leak recognition, response, and reporting, National Pipeline Mapping System (NPMS), and more.
This session addresses how to protect employees from the hazards posed by working in or around confined spaces, including requirements for training, identification and assessment of confined spaces, and rescue.
Closing Safety Message and drawing for door prizes
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Presented by OPAL from 1PM-3:30PM
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