Free workplace safety and health consultations and logger safety education
Updated -- Logging brochure: Minnesota workers' compensation claim characteristics
Minnesota OSHA Workplace Safety Consultation administers the education program for the loggers statute (Minnesota Statutes 176.130) to ensure all Minnesota loggers have the opportunity to obtain safety training. Through assessments collected from the wood mills, funds are redistributed to logger employers upon completion of safety training by their employees.
Classes are administered by Hibbing Community College. For more information or to register for training, email Barb Johnson. All classes start at 8 a.m.; OSHA class is morning only.
Oct. 2, International Falls -- AmericInn: First aid/CPR and OSHA
Oct. 3, Bemidji -- Holiday Inn: First aid/CPR and OSHA
Oct. 9, Cloquet -- Cloquet Forestry Center: First aid/CPR and OSHA
Oct. 10, Hibbing -- Hibbing Community Center: First aid/CPR and OSHA
Dec. 5, Hibbing -- Hibbing Community Center: First aid/CPR and OSHA
Minnesota loggers who wish to schedule on-site consultations or on-site safety training sessions, will qualify for the LogSafe training credit, which is the same as attending a scheduled classroom safety seminar.
To schedule on-site consultations or on-site safety training sessions, contact Ed LaFavor in Workplace Safety Consultation by:
phone at (218) 362-5915;
fax at (218) 362-5916; or
email at ed.lafavor@state.mn.us.
Annual report of wood purchased or acquired
Annual report of wages paid to qualified loggers