Workshops | Webinars

🗓️ Date: Friday, September 25th
⏰ Time: 12:00 PM ET

Description

Abstract: In our research of municipal ordinances across Florida, there was a loud message that we heard and shared with each other: Safety is a concern in any job, and there are regulations for more job titles and industry segments than most people may know about. In this webinar, we are focusing on Worker Safety (Job Safety) for the federal regulations, national standards, Florida’s state-level statutes and rules and procedures, county-level ordinances and procedures and specifications, and municipal-level ordinances and procedures and specifications that are written and applicable to jobs in Urban Forestry. Whether your job title is Account Representative, Municipal Forester, County Urban Forester, City Arborist, Parks Manager, Tree Crew Supervisor, Consulting Arborist, County Horticultural Agent, Environmental Scientist, Urban Forester, and so many other job titles we all know, THERE ARE SAFETY REGULATIONS and Safe Work Standards that apply to parts of the work that you do.

We will review examples of regulations at federal, state, county, and municipal levels, and industry standards that apply to most jobs in Urban Forestry in Florida. We will also all learn the answer to the most important job safety question: Who is responsible for your safety?

⚖️ Disclaimer: This webinar provides educational information only and does not constitute legal advice. 

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