Evaluate IWCA's Safety Training Designation Program status and course cadence when scheduling crew safety training
domain: iwca-safety-training-designation-program · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm on IWCA's own site that the Safety Training Designation Program, including the Safety Certified Technician designation, is currently active before relying on it for crew training planning
Note that IWCA offers regional in-person safety training sessions as well as an online learning portal (Campus IWCA) for members, and choose the delivery format matching the crew's location and schedule
Confirm IWCA's status as an OSHA Alliance Program participant when referencing that relationship in a client-facing safety program description, rather than describing it as a government endorsement
Schedule crew attendance around the actual current session calendar rather than a prior year's cadence
Retain training completion records for each technician under this program separately from SPRAT/IRATA rope-access certification records, since they are distinct credentialing systems
Known gotchas
IWCA's Safety Training Designation Program and IWCA's separate I-14.1 standard are related but distinct - a technician's Safety Certified Technician training does not by itself establish compliance with I-14.1 equipment/anchorage requirements
IWCA's OSHA Alliance relationship reflects a collaborative program, not an OSHA endorsement of IWCA training content as satisfying specific OSHA training citations
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