Exploring Career Advancement in the Lifting Industry on Global Lifting Awareness Day #GLAD2024

Dive into the world of industrial lifting and rigging as we celebrate Global Lifting Awareness Day. We discuss how the industry has evolved as well as the importance of making your voice heard on Global Lifting Awareness Day. Then, this episode of Safety Factor delves into career advancement opportunities through specialized industrial training programs and features insights from industry experts. "This industry is going nowhere, Ben. I mean, the more you know, the more you grow, right? So the sky is really the limit for the lifelong learner, and the more education they get, the higher they can go in this industry." - JT Farley, Mazzella Customer TrainerEpisode Highlights:Global Lifting Awareness Day Recap: Ross Moloney revisits the highlights of last year's event and outlines the goals for 2024, emphasizing the importance of respecting quality products, maintaining rigorous inspection standards, and valuing industry expertise.Career Advancement through Industrial TrainingKey skills and certifications crucial for career growthIndustrial training programs offered by Mazzella and ITIHow to leverage training opportunities for career advancementThe importance of documented competency and qualificationsExpert advice for those new to the industryWhether you're operating cranes, rigging loads, or managing safety protocols, from newcomers to seasoned professionals, this episode offers a comprehensive look at how industrial training can propel your career in the lifting industry.This episode is essential listening for:Newcomers to the lifting and rigging industryExperienced professionals seeking career advancementSafety managers and trainersCompany owners and executives in industrial sectors#GLAD2024Guests:Ross Moloney, CEO at LEEAAmanda Long, Vice President of Sales at ITIJT Farley, Mazzella Customer TrainerBackground Reading:How Does Global Lifting Awareness Day Promote the Lifting Industry?How Is Technology Changing the Lifting and Rigging Industry?OSHA Inspection Series: How Can Lifting & Rigging Training Help with OSHA Compliance?How Is ITI Incorporating Technology Into Crane Operator Training?Why Pay for Lifting and Rigging Training When You Can Get it for Free?How to Get More Out of Your Rigging Training and Lift Training CoursesCrane Operator Training: Who’s Responsible for Training Your Employees?Ride Along with Al Abel – Day in the Life of a Lifting & Rigging TrainerOSHA Definitions of Competent, Qualified, Designated, & Certified PersonsOSHA, ASME, and ANSI: What They Do and How They’re DifferentFREE Downloads:Lifting and Rigging Best Practices InfographicMazzella / ITI Training Solutions BrochureOSHA Personnel Designations [Guide]Calculating Load Weight Pocket [Guide]Hierarchy of Fall Protection [Infographic]Contact Mazzella:Schedule Remote or In-Person Rigging and Crane TrainingContact Mazzella's Rigging DivisionDisclaimer: Any advice, graphics, images, and/or information contained herein are presented for general educational and information purposes and to increase overall safety awareness. It is not intended to be legal, medical, or other expert advice or services, and should not be used in place of consultation with appropriate industry professionals. The information herein should not be considered exhaustive and the user should seek the advice of appropriate professionals.