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SCHEDULE FOR Wednesday, March 19
SCHEDULE FOR Wednesday, March 19
8:30 a.m.– 9:00 a.m.
8:30 a.m.– 9:00 a.m.
Light Breakfast
Light Breakfast
Join us for a light breakfast of breakfast to kick off the Safety Fair. First come, first serve.
Location: Student Rec Center Gym In Person
8:45 a.m.– 9:00 A.m.
8:45 a.m.– 9:00 A.m.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Kevin Semien, Vice Chancellor & Chief Campus Services Officer, will speak of TSTC's culture of Safety and how this event will further grow and promote Safety on campus.
Location: Student Rec Center Gym
In Person
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
ADSO (Additional Duty Safety Officer)
ADSO (Additional Duty Safety Officer)
ADSO (Additional Duty Safety Officer) training is designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to assume the responsibilities of a safety officer in addition to their primary duties within an organization. The training typically covers a wide range of topics related to occupational safety and health, including hazard identification, risk assessment, accident prevention, and emergency response procedures. Participants learn to navigate and enforce safety regulations, conduct workplace inspections, and promote a culture of safety within their respective units or workplaces. The goal of ADSO training is to empower individuals to play a vital role in minimizing workplace hazards, promoting a safe environment, and fostering a sense of collective responsibility for the well-being of all personnel.
Instructor: Jamell Collins -Trainer - State Office of Risk Management (SORM)
Location: Gameroom, Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person
9:00 a.m.–9:50 a.m.
9:00 a.m.–9:50 a.m.
Personal Protective Equipment
Personal Protective Equipment
Learn how to stay safe and free of injury at home, at work or in the classroom. Learn when personal protective equipment is needed/required, and how to select, use, and maintain Personal Protective Equipment.
Instructor: Mark Wilfert, TSTC Instructor, Occupational Safety and Environmental Compliance
Location: Multipurpose Room, Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person & Virtual (Google Meet)
Fire safety in tHE dorms
Fire safety in tHE dorms
Course will cover what is done to keep our student living on campus safe. We will discuss fire alarms, what students can do to prevent fires, and how everyone is an active participant.
Instructor: Densie Akins – Safety Health and Environmental Awareness Officer – TSTC
Location: Racquetball Court, Student Rec Center
Audience: Student, Resident Assistance, TSTC Housing Staff
In Person
Emergency Operations at TSTC
Emergency Operations at TSTC
Course will cover what is done to keep our community safe, how we do it, and how everyone is an active participant. The course will define: emergency, incident and business continuity; the course will also discuss TSTC’s emergency notification system.
Instructor: Jennifer Tindell – Chief of Staff to the Deputy Chancellor – TSTC
Location: Conference Room, Student Service Center
Audience: Emergency Operations Team Members, Faculty and Staff of TSTC
In Person
Fire Extinguisher training - OUTDOOR DEMONSTRATION
Fire Extinguisher training - OUTDOOR DEMONSTRATION
Course will cover what is done to keep our community safe, how we do it, and how everyone is an active participant. The course will define: emergency, incident and business continuity; the course will also discuss TSTC’s emergency notification system.
Instructor: Firetrol
Location: Parking Lot, in front of Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone - Faculty, Staff, Students, Guests
In Person
10:00 a.m.–10:50 a.m.
10:00 a.m.–10:50 a.m.
Machine guardING
Machine guardING
Learn how to stay safe and free of injury while operating machines. Machine guards are your first line of defense against injuries caused by machine operation. Learn how machine guards work to protect you against hazards created by ingoing nip points, rotating parts, sparks and flying debris.
Instructor: Mark Wilfert, TSTC Instructor, Occupational Safety and Environmental Compliance
Location: Multipurpose Room of Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person & Virtual (Google Meet)
Personal safety/security on campus
Personal safety/security on campus
Learn tips to stay safe while on campus and what to do to protect your property as well. Course will cover available resources to help avoid trouble and protect you from harm.
Instructor: Sgt. Michael Salinas, Police Officer – TSTC
Location: Racquetball Court, Student Rec Center
Audience: Student, Resident Assistance, TSTC Housing Staff
In Person
severe weather
severe weather
This course will equip you with essential knowledge and skills to handle dangerous meteorological events. This training will cover identification of weather threats like tornadoes, hurricanes, and flash floods, along with proper response protocols and evacuation procedures. Participants learn to interpret weather warnings, use emergency communication systems, and implement safety measures to protect lives and property.
Instructor: Tim Jeske, Waco Emergency Management
Location: Conference Room Student Service Center
Audience: Emergency Operations Team Members, Faculty and Staff of TSTC
In Person
11:00 a.m.–11:50 a.m.
11:00 a.m.–11:50 a.m.
Shop safety
Shop safety
Step into a safer workspace with our Shop Safety Training! This training focuses on essential safety practices, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to navigate a workshop environment with confidence. From machinery protocols to hazard awareness, our training ensures a secure and productive work atmosphere. Join us in fostering a culture of safety, where every tool and workspace is handled with precision and care.
Instructor: Mark Wilfert, TSTC Instructor, Occupational Safety and Environmental Compliance
Location: Multipurpose Room of Student Rec Center
Audience: Maintenance and Facilities Workers, Students
In Person & Virtual (Google Meet)
bloodborne pathogens
bloodborne pathogens
Learn to stay safe at work or in the classroom by learning to identify situations/tasks where infectious pathogens may be present, what personal protective equipment is needed, how to dispose of biological waste and other provisions required by OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogen Standard.
Instructor: Dr. Emmanuel Formacio-Serna – Academic Faculty and Health Advisor at TSTC
Location: Racquetball Court, Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person
Fire Safety Plans
Fire Safety Plans
Do you know what to do in case of a fire? This workshop will provide you with vital information on how to have a response plan to Fire emergency.
Instructor: Guillermo DeLeon - TSTC Emergency Management
Location: Conference Room Student Service Center
Audience: Emergency Operations Team Members, Faculty and Staff of TSTC
In Person
1:00 P.m.– 1:50 p.m.
1:00 P.m.– 1:50 p.m.
Power Tools
Power Tools
Power Tools Safety Training provides essential knowledge and hands-on practice for the proper use, maintenance, and storage of common workplace power tools. This comprehensive 1-hour session covers crucial safety protocols, including proper personal protective equipment (PPE) selection, electrical safety fundamentals, tool inspection procedures, and emergency response techniques. Participants will learn to identify potential hazards, understand manufacturer safety guidelines, and master proper handling techniques for various power tools including drills, saws, and pneumatic equipment.
Instructor: Jose Castrillo – Dewalt
Location: Multipurpose Room of Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person & Virtual (Google Meet)
Inspection Ready wALKTHROUGH
Inspection Ready wALKTHROUGH
This workshop is designed to prepare employees and organizations for successful safety inspections. This program covers essential aspects of workplace safety, including compliance with industry regulations, hazard identification, and best practices for maintaining a safe working environment. Participants will learn how to conduct pre-inspection assessments, address potential safety concerns, and document necessary actions to meet inspection standards. The training also emphasizes effective communication and collaboration among team members to ensure a culture of safety.
Instructor: Teresa Nevarez- SHEA Officer at TSTC
Location: Game Room Student Rec Center
Audience: Managers, Emergency Operations Team Members, Faculty and Staff of TSTC
In Person
Fire Stopping 101
Fire Stopping 101
This foundational course covers the principles of fire containment, including the importance of compartmentalization and the use of fire-rated barriers to prevent the spread of fire, smoke, and toxic gases. Participants will learn about various fire-stopping materials, techniques, and best practices, as well as the relevant codes and standards that govern fire-stopping requirements.
Instructor: Shelley Conran - STI Firestop
Location: Racquetball Court, Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person
Better HouseKeeping
Better HouseKeeping
A clean and organized workspace is often overlooked as a critical safety measure, but it serves as one of the first lines of defense against potential hazards. In this comprehensive workshop, managers will explore the connection between effective housekeeping practices and workplace safety. Participants will learn actionable strategies to maintain orderly environments, mitigate risks, and promote a culture of safety within their departments. By the end of the session, managers will be equipped with practical tools and insights to create and sustain a safe and organized workspace.
Instructor: Fabio "Luis" Hernandez - TSTC SHEA Officer
Location: Conference Room Student Service Center
Audience: Managers, Emergency Operations Team Members
In Person
Fire Extinguisher Training OUTDOOR DEMONSTRATION
Fire Extinguisher Training OUTDOOR DEMONSTRATION
This hands-on fire extinguisher training provides essential knowledge and practical experience in proper fire safety techniques. Participants will learn the PASS method (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep) and gain confidence through supervised practice with training extinguishers.
Instructor: Firetrol
Location: Parking lot, Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone - Faculty, Staff, Students and guests.
In Person
2:00 P.m.– 2:50 p.m.
2:00 P.m.– 2:50 p.m.
Hearing Conservation
Hearing Conservation
The Hearing Conservation Safety Training is designed to protect employees from occupational noise exposure and prevent permanent hearing loss in the workplace. This comprehensive program covers the fundamentals of sound measurement, understanding noise levels that require protection, and proper selection and use of hearing protection devices. Participants will learn about the anatomy of the ear, how hearing damage occurs, and the long-term effects of noise exposure.
Instructor: Ryan Speth, 3M Company
Location: Multipurpose Room of Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person & Virtual (Google Meet)
Hazard Communication (HAZ Com)
Hazard Communication (HAZ Com)
This foundational course aligns with the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of chemical classification and labeling while covering both the Texas Hazard Communication Act (HCA, Chapter 502 of the Health and Safety Code) and the Public Employer Community Right-to-Know Act (Chapter 506), focusing on essential elements including the development and maintenance of written hazard communication programs, workplace chemical list requirements, proper interpretation of Safety Data Sheets (SDS), labeling standards, strategies for improving worker understanding of chemical hazards, and best practices for safe chemical handling and usage.
Instructor: Jamell Collins, State Office of Risk Management
Location: Gameroom, Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person
Fall protection
Fall protection
This training equips participants with the essential knowledge and skills to work safely at heights and reduce the risk of falls. This training will cover using personal protective equipment (PPE) such as harnesses and lanyards. The training also includes techniques for safely working on elevated surfaces, identifying unsafe conditions, and implementing effective fall prevention and protection measures. By the end of the course, participants will be prepared to work confidently and safely in environments where ladder use and fall protection are required.
Instructor: Anthony Badillo - Trainer with LineDrive
Location: Racquetball Court, Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person
Self Defense
Self Defense
In this self-defense class, participants will learn practical techniques and strategies to increase personal safety and build confidence in real-world situations. The training focuses on situational awareness, verbal de-escalation, and physical defense tactics that are simple, effective, and adaptable to various scenarios. Students will practice strikes, blocks, escapes, and maneuvers designed to neutralize threats while minimizing injury to themselves.
Instructor: Daniel Garza – Instructor TSTC
Location: Conference Room, Student Services Center
Audience: Everyone
3:00 P.m.– 3:50 p.m.
3:00 P.m.– 3:50 p.m.
PPE Hazard Assessment
PPE Hazard Assessment
The session will then focus on the proper selection of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), teaching participants how to match specific protective gear—including eye protection, hard hats, gloves, and safety footwear—to the identified hazards. Participants will learn systematic methods for recognizing and evaluating potential hazards they may encounter while performing various job tasks. By the end of the session, workers will be confident in their ability to assess workplace risks and choose the appropriate PPE to ensure their safety on the job.
Instructor: Javier Campos, DFP Safety
Location: Multipurpose Room of Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person & Virtual (Google Meet)
Heat Safety
Heat Safety
Heat safety training is designed to educate individuals on recognizing, preventing, and responding to heat-related illnesses in the workplace or outdoor environments. This training covers essential topics such as understanding the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, identifying risk factors that increase susceptibility to heat-related conditions, and implementing effective strategies to reduce heat exposure. Participants learn best practices for staying hydrated, scheduling rest breaks, and using appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
Instructor: Jamell Collins, State Office of Risk Management
Location: Gameroom, Student Rec Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person & Virtual (Google Meet)
Stop the Bleed
Stop the Bleed
Stop the Bleed is a vital emergency response training program developed by the American College of Surgeons that teaches participants how to recognize and respond to life-threatening bleeding emergencies. During this interactive session, participants will learn to identify severe bleeding, apply direct pressure, use tourniquets correctly, and perform wound packing through both classroom instruction and hands-on practice with specialized training equipment.
Instructor: Joni Coons, TSTC
Location: Racquetball Court, Student Service Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person
Self Defense
Self Defense
In this self-defense class, participants will learn practical techniques and strategies to increase personal safety and build confidence in real-world situations. The training focuses on situational awareness, verbal de-escalation, and physical defense tactics that are simple, effective, and adaptable to various scenarios. Students will practice strikes, blocks, escapes, and maneuvers designed to neutralize threats while minimizing injury to themselves.
Instructor: Daniel Garza – Instructor TSTC
Location: Conference Room, Student Services Center
Audience: Everyone
In Person
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