TTF Safety First! Webinar

Starting in 2026, we are offering bi-weekly TTF Safety First! webinars via Zoom. These webinars are free of charge for eligible participants. Those who attend will receive TTF Safety First! webinar credit in the TTF’s Training Tracker.

Note: These courses are also available as self-paced, online courses in the TTF Courses & Resources learning platform. If you are looking to apply for a TTF Courses & Resources account, please click here.

Webinar Start Time

10 a.m. Pacific | 11 a.m. Mountain | 12 p.m. Central | 1pm Easten

Webinar End Time

11:30 a.m. Pacific | 12:30 p.m. Mountain | 1:30 p.m. Central | 2:30 p.m. Easten

*Note: Webinar length may vary depending on discussion.

Click here to register for a TTF Safety First! Webinar →

Webinar Schedule: Now Accepting Registrations

February 5
Basic Entertainment Safety

This course provides a general introduction to the world of workplace health and safety. It explains why worker health and safety is important, why injuries and illnesses occur in the workplace, effective injury and illness prevention programs, methods of hazard identification and control, and strategies to promote health and safety. 

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February 19
Biological Hazards 

This course is for anyone whose work may involve potential exposure to diseases carried by blood or other bodily materials. It includes topics that cover transmission pathways, work practice controls, hazard communication, emergency reporting and response, and post-exposure follow-up.

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March 5
Chemical Protection

This course builds on hazard communication and addresses the hierarchy of controls to protect the body from chemical exposure. Topics covered include routes of exposure to chemicals, strategies to reduce chemical exposure, hierarchy of controls, and personal protective equipment.

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Coming Soon

  • March 19: Electrical Safety

    This course covers basic electrical safety. Topics include, but are not limited to, recognition and mitigation of electrical hazards, cable protection, electrical safety devices, distribution equipment, and grounding.

  • April 2: Ergonomics

    This course explains the causes of musculoskeletal injuries (MSIs), the basics of body mechanics, primary and secondary risk factors to MSIs, control of ergonomic risk factors, and elements of ergonomic hazard analyses.

  • April 16: Fall Prevention and Protection

    This course provides an overview of the safe practices pertaining to fall prevention and fall protection while working on the ground or at heights. Topics covered include housekeeping, slips and trips, the hierarchy of controls, ladder safety, travel restraint and fall arrest systems, as well as specifics related to elevated work platforms, rigging, and scaffold safety.

  • April 30: Hazard Communication: Workplace Chemicals

    This course explains what defines a chemical as hazardous to health and safety, what makes a toxic chemical more likely to cause harm to human health, how toxic chemicals affect the body, characteristics of a chemical that can make it hazardous to human health and safety, basic concepts of hazard communications, ventilation, and worker right to information. This module also reviews Global Harmonization Systems.

  • May 14: Hazard Identification & Safety in the Work Environment: Built & Natural Environment Hazards

    This course was designed to identify, give basic information, and share resources on hazards found in work environments. The main course presents an overview of situation awareness strategies and how they can be used to identify hazards.

  • May 28: Mobile Elevating Work Platforms

    This course covers mobile elevating work platform safety and use. Topics covered include types of MEWPs, loads, inspections, fall hazards, and electrical hazards.

  • June 11: Rigging Safety

    This course provides an overview of terminology and safe practices as they pertain to the methodology and materials used for rigging in the entertainment industry.

  • June 25: Wardrobe and Costume Department Safety

    This awareness course provides workers with information regarding craft-specific safety and health hazards that may occur in the workplace. Topics include ergonomics, fall prevention, small space awareness, electrical safety, chemical protection, safe sanitation and laundry practices, and more.