From August 12-18, Safe + Sound Week is a nationwide event that recognizes the successes of workplace safety and health programs and offers information and ideas on how to keep America’s workers safe.

The IATSE Training Trust Fund celebrates 8 years bringing you craft skills and safety training opportunities.

Join the 10,000 IATSE workers already enrolled in Linked In Learning.

ETCP announces the addition of Motion Laboratories as a Recognized Training Provider for ETCP Renewal Credits. This is the first listing that specifically addresses the area of portable power distribution.

Locals who are actively teaching the IATSE TTF OSHA 10/General Entertainment Safety curriculum are now eligible to apply for reimbursement to send their Local OSHA Trainer to the OSHA 503 refresher course.

We’re upgrading Lynda.com accounts to LinkedIn Learning! Subscriptions will continue to be free for active IATSE members and those working under IATSE agreements.

Our new Train the Trainer: Course Development class this weekend brought together 12 experienced IATSE trainers from 11 different locals for a review of key curriculum development concepts.

Safety Bulletin #28 provides recommendations for safely engaging in rail work, i.e., working on-board trains, in railroad yards, subways, and elevated systems, or in the vicinity of railroad equipment.

ESTA now counts the OSHA 10/General Entertainment Safety courses presented by the IATSE TTF towards education renewal credits.

All sixteen of the IATSE TTF Safety First! Online Courses are now live! The curriculum is relevant to all crafts and is optimized for use on a computer, laptop, or tablet.

Local unions who teach classes using the IATSE TTF OSHA 10/General Entertainment Safety Curriculum © are now eligible for Course Reimbursement funds.

Beginning December 15, 2018, candidates who purchase the ETCP Practice Examinations will now have a 90-day window to complete the web-based exams.

Explore your options with the TTF’s Safety First! Online Courses, the A & A2 for Motion Picture Workers, the AVIXA Partnership, or join the 7,000 other IATSE workers who have a free Lynda.com subscription.

Juan Guallini Indij from IATSE Local 494 is the newest OSHA Outreach Trainer and can now teach the OSHA 10/General Entertainment Safety Curriculum for his local and other local unions.

This three-day course explores the CTS® exam format and includes a review of exam content areas like creating, operating, and servicing AV solutions.

Effective September 1, 2018, Lynda.com subscriptions will be free to active IATSE members and those working under IATSE agreements!

The ETCP Certification Council has lowered the eligibility requirements for candidates applying to take the PPDT examination to 20 points from the original 25 points.

Apply now to take Introduction to Basic Entertainment Safety, Electrical Safety, Ergonomics, and Rigging Safety.