We’re excited to announce IATSE TTF Safety First! is now an ETCP Recognized Training Program! As an ETCP Recognized Electrical and Rigging Program, select Safety First! courses you complete on or after August 18, 2021 will provide you with continuing education credits you can use when you recertify.

During Safe + Sound Week, we ask you to commit to taking at least one safety training because workplace safety starts with you.

The IATSE TTF Training Tracker helps local unions and IATSE workers keep track of safety and craft skills trainings in an easy to use, searchable online database.

This new TTF Safety First! Online Course provides workers information regarding craft-specific safety and health hazards that may occur in the workplace.

We curated a LinkedIn Learning collection for those who need to familiarize themselves with Zoom because they are taking work calls as a Zoom Operator and for locals using Zoom to host distance learning trainings.

Each year during Safety and Health Week, we focus on the importance of preventing injury and illness in the workplace.

As part of our on-going partnership with AVIXA, we are pleased to announce the 2021 schedule of AVIXA Networking Technology courses for IATSE workers. This brand-new course is offered in a virtual instructor-led training format accessible to eligible participants from any IATSE local.

Reimbursement for Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) certifications is now available for trainings completed through Behind the Scenes in the U.S. or Actors Fund Canada in Canada.

We updated this course with new information and resources including a section on psychological effects and COVID-19 fatigue. We also made it available for local trainers in two Instructor Led Training formats: one for in-person group courses and one for distance learning courses.

National Ladder Safety Month brings awareness to the importance of ladder safety and training. We collected resources and free trainings to help you prevent ladder accidents at work.

Learn to identify common types of ladders, choose the right ladder, safe climbing techniques, and much more in the IATSE Education Department's "Ladder Safety Basics for IATSE Workers” webinar.

We added 10 new online courses to your AVIXA account! These courses are free through the IATSE TTF/AVIXA partnership.

This guidance from OSHA is intended to inform employers and workers in most workplace settings outside of healthcare to help them identify risks of being exposed to and/or contracting COVID-19 at work and to help them determine appropriate control measures to implement.

The third edition of our Guide to Developing Training Programs is now available for local unions! This guide will help your local identify training needs, develop a training plan, and measure the effectiveness of training.

We're excited to announce this new workshop, which combines the Teaching Techniques course and the Course Development workshop into a three-day, 4½ hours per day, Train the Trainer intensive in a distance learning format.

We all know the importance of safety training, but what is less obvious is how trainings can keep us connected. This is what IATSE Local 16 has experienced with their TTF Safety First! classes.

IATSE Local 127 from Dallas, TX is hosting weekly TTF Safety First! trainings on Zoom. BA Gregg Pearlman appreciates how well-planned the course curriculum is and that it’s set up with a good flow and in the right order.

This new TTF Safety First! Online Course helps artists and stylists learn how to implement sanitation best practices into their daily process to ensure the health and safety of themselves and the performers they work with.

Cleaning, disinfecting, and sanitizing are three terms that have become commonplace in our new COVID-19 vocabulary. The IATSE Education Department and ICAP created a handout for IATSE workers and locals who want to understand the difference between these terms.

The IATSE and AVIXA held a webinar on August 11th suggesting guidelines to improve safety in entertainment and exhibition venues and workplaces. If you couldn't attend Planning a Safe Show? This is What You Need to Know, here are the resources.