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Beaumont Training Center 3749 Hwy 69 N

Beaumont, TX 77705 (409) 724-2565

Baytown Training Center 3166 Decker Drive

Baytown, TX 77520 (281) 421-0459

BEST Complex 600 Marina Street

Beaumont, TX 77703 (409) 833-2376

www.istc.net www.bestcomplex.com

International Safety

Training Council

Our Mission

The International Safety Training Council is an organi-

zation dedicated to providing the highest quality

services for our customers in the most cost-effective

manner.

Serve our customers and our communities by providing

excellence in training and other services in order to

promote a safe and secure work environment.

Our Vision

Be the preferred source for the training needs and services of

our customers.

Set the standards for future training and services with new

applications and methods, being the benchmark by which

excellence is measured.

Maintain our commitment to the petrochemical industry

while broadening our services and markets.

Our Values

Total commitment to Quality, Teamwork, and Customer

Service.

Be a good citizen, helping ensure the quality of life in the

communities we serve.

Provide a quality work environment for our employees, helping

our people not only to become better employees, but also

helping our employees become better people.

Intro to Accident Investigation—OSHA 755

01/09/17 in Beaumont

Health Hazard Awareness—OSHA 725

01/11/17 in Beaumont

Intro to Evacuation and Emergency Planning—

OSHA 715

01/12/17 in Beaumont

Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control for

Healthcare Facilities—OSHA 720

01/13/17 in Beaumont

Medic First Aid & CPR Trainer—PRT 256

01/24/17 in Beaumont

Update for the Construction Industry Outreach

Trainers—OSHA 502

02/06/17 in Beaumont

Update for the General Industry Outreach Trainers

OSHA 503

02/08/17 in Beaumont

Intro to Accident Investigation—OSHA 755

01/03/17 in Baytown

Health Hazard Awareness—OSHA 725

01/05/17 in Baytown

Respiratory Protection—OSHA 222

01/17/17 in Baytown

OSHA Guide to Industrial Hygiene—OSHA 521

01/31/17 in Baytown

Principles of Ergonomics—OSHA 225

02/14/17 in Baytown

Recordkeeping Rules Seminar—OSHA 784

02/17/17 in Baytown

Hazardous Materials—OSHA 201

02/28/17 in Baytown

Machinery and Machine Guarding Standards

OSHA 204

03/14/17 in Baytown

December 2016

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Background Grading

Grading of criminal searches

is conducted for eight levels,

scaling up from “00” = clear

record, “01” & “02” misde-

meanors, “03” through “06”

= felonies, and “07” = Patri-

ot Act Search hit. Once all

county level jurisdictional

searches are completed, a

final package grade will be

associated with the appli-

cant’s record.

Please contact Victoria Baker

at (409)527-3389, for any

additional information.

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Christmas Decoration Safety Tips Christmas should be a fun celebration for family and friends, so you don’t want to derail the festivities with accidents that could easily have been avoided. When styling your home in time for December 25th, remember to pay just as much attention to how safety it is as you do to how it looks.

Christmas Lights

Buy tried-and-tested Christmas lights

bearing the Department of Trade and Industry’s Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) sticker.

If reusing old Christmas lights, make

sure there are non frayed or exposed wires.

Avoid leaving Christmas lights on all

night.

Ornaments/decorations

Use only non-combustible ornaments,

especially hanging them close to Christmas lights.

Don’t set lighted candles down on

places close to combustible materials or where they can get knocked down.

Christmas Tree

Check to see if the Christmas tree you

want to buy is fireproof to avoid accidental fires.

Keep the tree away from doorways and

other high-traffic areas in your home.

If the tree has a platform, keep it stable

so it won’t tip over easily.

Holiday Safety Tips for Children

Find the Perfect Toy for the Right Age

Consider the child’s age when purchasing a toy or game this holiday season.

Read instructions and warning labels to make sure the gift is just right.

Before you’ve settled on the perfect toy, check to make sure there are no small

parts or other potential choking hazards

Keep Button Batteries Away for Young Kids

Keep a special eye on small pieces, especially button batteries that may be

included in toys. They can pose a potential danger for younger, curious children.

Don’t Forget a Helmet for New Bikes or Other Toys

Be sure to include a helmet with their new bike, skateboard, or scooter , to keep

them safe while they are having fun.

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Never allow children to play with or ignite fireworks.

Never try to re-light or pick up fireworks that have not ignited fully.

Keep a bucket of water or a garden hose handy in case of fire or other mishaps.

Make sure fireworks are legal in your area before buying or using them.

Light fireworks one at a time, then move back quickly.

For More Fireworks Safety Tips - https://

www.cpsc.gov/safety-education/safety-education-centers/fireworks

New Year Firework Safety Tips

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In Loving Memory

Jimmie Martinez

June 1, 1962—November 7, 2016

It is with a very heavy heart to announce that our co-worker

and friend passed away November 7, 2016. Jimmie started

working for ISTC in 2006 as a multimedia developer

authoring safety training programs for ten years. Jimmie

was such a sweet, kind-hearted man that we all loved and he

will be missed dearly.