60 different training topics and 130 sessions.
Training cost—only $50.00* for all three days of training (early registration)
- $75.00* on-site registration.
Package discount for multiple attendees from the same company.
Networking opportunities with industry counterparts and company employers.
Compliance/qualified/competent person certificates issued on site.
Professional classroom setting and a quiet learning environment.
Free parking and excellent food choices.

* Competent Person Certification; VIP Forum and CEU credit costs are separate charges, independent of standard registration fees.

Expo Schedule*

Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Education/Training – 7:00 am – 11:30 am
Lunch – 11:30 am – 1:30 pm – (multiple selections will be offered)
Exhibitor set-up – 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Education/Training – 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm

Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Education/Training – 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
a) Continental Breakfast & VIP Forum – 7:30 am – 9:30 am – (topic TBA)
b) CalOSHA Awareness & Recognition Luncheon Forum & Innovations Awards – (separate program/lunch)
Attendee Lunch – 11:30 am – 1:30 pm – (multiple selections will be offered)
Education/Training – 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm

Thursday, 9, 2009
Education/Training – 7:00 am – 11:30 am
Attendee Lunch – 11:30 am – 1:30 pm – (multiple selections will be offered)
Education/Training – 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Conference concludes – 5:00 pm

I am working on a very condensed version of the program schedule for posting.

The Sacramento Builders’ Exchange was established in 1901 when a group of local builders (long before licensed contractors) formed an association for the purpose of discussing common problems and exchanging ideas relating to their crafts. At that time the organization was incorporated as the Builders Association of Sacramento County. The original association has developed into one of the largest and most active Builders’ Exchanges in the Western United States and is recognized as one of the leading organizations representing the overall construction industry in Northern California.

James E. Lambert joined the Sacramento Builders Exchange over twenty years ago and currently serves as SBE Executive Vice President. Lambert, along with a group of dedicated staff members and, a governing board consisting of SBE members, is dedicated to providing services to SBE members and the industry at large. As a regional non-profit association located in Sacramento with auxiliary offices in Roseville serving Placer County and El Dorado Hills serving El Dorado County, SBE offers a comprehensive in-house and, online plan room. Other services include comprehensive training/education. Further, the SBE Governmental Affairs Program provides member organizations with an effective voice at the local government level in Sacramento, Yolo and El Dorado Counties. We actively engage in public advocacy, public and member awareness, and fiscal support of pro-builder candidates and measures. SBE also provides members with a wide range of insurance services.

In 1987, the Sacramento Builders Exchange introduced a High School Design Build Competition. This event is designed to introduce and encourage young people to consider pursuing a career in the construction industry. Because of the success of these education programs Mr. Lambert went on to form the Construction Industry Education Foundation (CIEF) which has contributed over $200,000 to local education in the past few years.

Troubled by the number of worker injuries, Lambert expanded existing SBE safety services by creating a dedicated safety and health council In 2004. The council includes SBE members along with representatives from Cal/OSHA and the insurance industry. In 2005, the SBE safety council introduced the Pacific Builders Safety and Construction Management Expo. The Pacific Builders Safety and Construction Management Expo is a three day event and offer’s over 60 different classes, workshops and includes a trade show. Attendee’s are given unlimited access to every class and provided access to all three days. What makes The Pacific Builders Safety and Construction Management Expo different from other events is the cost to attend. Registration fees are a fraction the cost compared to traditional training providers. Our goal was to provide quality training and education to everyone at an affordable price.

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Certificates of Attendance
All attendees who successfully complete the workshop coursework or attendance will receive a “Certificate of Attendance” at the end of each class. This “Certificate” is for the individual present only. It is the attendee’s responsibility to submit their “Certificate(s)” to their employer if it is appropriate.

Special Certification fees:
Certification costs are those processing fees charged by the speaker to provide you with their specialize manual or materials and/or recognition/certification card.

This is a “pass through” cost for only those compliance/certification classes in which you register.

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CEU Credits:
The Expo is using the Los Rios Community College District Continuing Education Unit (CEU) system for those specific classes they have authorized to received such credits. Los Rios is wholly responsible for this accrediting system. If you do not want the CEUs credits you do not have to pay for them. When you register use the ‘check off box “I do” or “I do not” want CEU credit for this workshop.’

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Early Registration is $50

On-Site Registration is $75

Certification is extra – either $15 (CPR First Aid, Traffic Flagger, Respirator – Train the Trainer, others pending)

or
$25 (OSHA 10; Competent Person Excavation Safety; Forklift 4&5 and 7; Aerial Scissor Boom, others pending).

5th Annual Event Details Download Flyer: View/Download This is a PDF File, you will need Adobe: Link to Adobe Download

For more information, contact Heidi Hughes, Events Director, 916-442-8991 x121 heidi@sbxchange.net Jim Neely, Safety Coordinator, 916-442-8991 x114 jneely@sbxchange.net

You can stop by our site: http://www.sacexpo.com/

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