Youth Workers in the U.S.

2. Injury of one youth every three minutes (230,000 annually) Hospitalization of one youth every seven minutes (77,000 annually) Death of one youth every five days (70 annually) Youth Workers in the U.S.

3. Most teens work before they’re 18 • 80% of teens nationwide report having some type of job before graduating from high school • 15- to 17 year-olds with jobs work on avg. • 17 hours per week during school months • 23 hours per week during summer months

4. Injury Rate by Age and Gender

5. Fatal Occupational Injuries among Workers 17 and younger by Occupation

6. Do you know a teen who has been injured at work?

7. Where do teens work?

8. Fatalities in Agriculture within the U.S. During 1992–2000, the highest numbers of fatal occupational injuries in agriculture, forestry, and fishing were reported by California (646), Texas (384), Florida (313), Kentucky (298), Pennsylvania (289), and Tennessee (271).

9. CareerSafe Online for Students • The CareerSafe Safety Awareness Training is the first of its kind. It is an interactive, web based program designed to provide entry-level workers, particularly high school and college students, with fundamental safety knowledge needed in the workplace. • CareerSafe Safety Awareness Training: • Is Designed and Presented with a unique Y2Y approach • Focuses on Life Skills • Targets Safety Topics

10. CareerSafe Safety Awareness Training The CareerSafe Safety Awareness training provides students with 5 hours of basic safety awareness training.  Topics are common workplace safety principles that provide a basic foundation of workplace safety practices. Students who successfully complete the CareerSafe Online Safety Awareness training course receive a CareerSafe Online safety awareness training completion card. • StartSafe, StaySafe • Preventing Workplace Violence • Preventing Falls • Machine Guarding • Emergency Planning • Ergonomics • Bloodborne Pathogens • Personal Protective Equipment • Electrical Safety • Hazard Communication

11. StartSafe, StaySafe Introduction to OSHA Hand & Power Tools Walking & Working Surfaces Electrical Safety (Part 1) Disaster Preparedness Materials Handling Safety & Health Programs Flammable & Combustible Liquids Fall Prevention & Protection Emergency Action Planning OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Training • Stairways & Ladders • Welding & Cutting • Preventing Falls • Personal Protective Equipment • Bloodborne Pathogens • Electrical Safety (part 2) • Machine Guarding • Hazardous Communications • Ergonomics • Preventing Workplace Violence

12. OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry Training • Stairways & Ladders • Welding & Cutting • Preventing Falls • Personal Protective Equipment • Bloodborne Pathogens • Electrical Safety (part 2) • Machine Guarding • Hazardous Communications • Ergonomics • Preventing Workplace Violence • StartSafe, StaySafe • Introduction to OSHA • Hand & Power Tools • Walking & Working Surfaces • Crane Operation • Electrical Safety (Part 1) • Materials Handling • Scaffolds • Excavations • Fall Prevention & Protection • Emergency Action Planning

13. Program Costs • The CareerSafe Safety Awareness Training - $12 • The OSHA 10-Hour General Industry and OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry Courses - $18 • (Perkins funds may be applied) • Additional funding sources allow for reductions in the expense of these programs for teachers and students. • Grant Funds • Corporate Contributions • Private Donations

14. Additional Benefits • Accountability • For Teachers • For Districts • For the State • Flexibility • For Students • For Teachers

15. Introduction Each module begins with an introduction from two narrators who will be presenting the module content.

16. Outline Each module contains an outline, of objectives explaining what will be covered in the module.

17. Outline Each module contains periodic reviews that recap key points from the material covered and gives students a preview of what is still to come.

18. Knowledge Checks

19. Knowledge Checks

20. Interactive Discoveries

21. Conclusion

22. Assessment Following each module is a brief assessment. Students can take each assessment only 3 times per OSHA requirements.

23. Easy Homepage Navigation

24. Teacher/Student Login

25. Teacher/Voucher Administrator Account Portal

26. Gradebook Functionality

27. Free PowerPoints and Lesson Plans

28. Customer Comments “CareerSafe online certification has strengthened the bond between classroom instruction and job site safety with one of our major intern sponsors, General Motors. General Motors has approved and assisted with our training in regards to the CareerSafe program.” William Manley Arlington ISD “I believe the work that SkillsUSA is doing  with CareerSafe represents one of the most significant partnerships in the history of our organization.  The CareerSafe program and the OSHA credential that accompanies it fits perfectly into Career and Technical Education programs and the SkillsUSA program of work that stresses safety as a key ingredient in technical training.  CareerSafe is good for all youth in America and is on the leading edge of online, interactive technology that inspires interest in the subject matter and keeps students engaged in learning the importance of occupational health and safety in the current workplace and in their future careers.  CareerSafe is about training; it's about careers; it's about life.” Tim Lawrence, Executive Director SkillsUSA

29. Thank you for your time! For More Details, Contact Andrea Foster-Mack Program Manager CareerSafe 1-888-614-SAFE 979-260-0030 afoster@careersafeonline.com www.careersafeonline.com