HEA.111-What Does Safety Look Like For You-AC22.USCC

A risk-free environment will never exist. Therefore, employees must be self-motivated to develop a “personal safety culture” to reduce accidents. Participants will learn: -If you notice a dangerous situation you need to fix it -That safety should be a 24 hour concern -Any small accident can affect your future Speakers: Chad Hymas Duration: 1 hours… Continue reading HEA.111-What Does Safety Look Like For You-AC22.USCC

FAC.111-Compost Operations Management – Fundamentals and Beyond-AC22.USCC

Managing an operation can mean many things, but managing a composting operation has some specific traits that should be considered among all operators in all situations. This presentation will address some serious blunders and some paths to success that may be useful to those managing, supporting, regulating, or working with a composting project. Whether a… Continue reading FAC.111-Compost Operations Management – Fundamentals and Beyond-AC22.USCC

HEA.110-Taking Safety from the Office to the Jobsite: What to Say and Do to Demonstrate Commitment-AC20.USCC

This video discusses safety management, going beyond compliance and focusing on how company culture can affect behavior and safety. Speakers: Justin Ganschow Duration: 1 hours 28 minutes Credits: 1.5 Member Price: $90.00 Non-Member Price: $157.50 Purchase Course Now

FAC.221-Challenging Odor Issues at a Large Industrial Composter-AC22.USCC

This presentation is going to take a closer look at one of the biggest, but most underestimated, risks to industrial composters: odor. We will take a deep dive into the various components of composting sites and how/why they can contribute to odor issues. We will discuss the science of odor as well as the complexity… Continue reading FAC.221-Challenging Odor Issues at a Large Industrial Composter-AC22.USCC

BUS.230-Connecting Operations with Finance: Tracking and Visualizing Financial Data-AC22.USCC

One of the hardest parts of running a composting business is creating financial systems that enables operators, site supervisors, general managers, etc… to know how the how the business is performing financially in real-time. There are lags in receiving and processing invoices, difficulty in tracking data, time consumed in error-checking measures, etc… that can leave… Continue reading BUS.230-Connecting Operations with Finance: Tracking and Visualizing Financial Data-AC22.USCC