Peer Trainer Program keeps workers safe These five images show some of what goes on in CSEA’s Peer Training Program, and how it applies to keeping CSEA members safe on the job. In the three images counterclockwise from the left, CSEA peer trainers train other members in confined space work and traffic safety, providing essential knowledge for dangerous work, especially when severe weather hits or other emergencies occur. October 2015 The Work Force 11 The two images above show situations where the knowledge from CSEA’s Peer Training Program has a direct application to situations workers face on the job. The training gives CSEA members the skills and knowledge to safely work in hazardous situations and minimize risks. international standardizing of safety data sheets systems so chemicals have the same symbols around the world. Belfiore benefits from the ongoing training and also values the annual refresher meetings that CSEA’s Occupational Safety and Health Department coordinates because he gets to network with peer trainers throughout the state, share best practices and even combine resources. “I learn something new to take back (to the work site) at every training,” Belfiore said. “CSEA’s OSH Department does a wonderful job of bringing together top trainers with the latest information.” “You don’t stop learning,” he said. “It’s a constant flow.” — Therese Assalian
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