Chesapeake Region Safety Council is partnering with University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) to train trainers in administering life saving naloxone (AKA Narcan).
Overdose fatalities are affecting all industries, communities, and families. Worker deaths by overdose rose from 464 in 2021 to 525 in 2022 (BLS data). The construction industry has the highest risk for opioid-related overdose death but has not embraced naloxone education and distribution to its workforce. Learn to train your workers and subcontractors to actively decrease worker opioid overdoses.
Become a Naloxone trainer through this free University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) Workplace PROSPER Overdose Response Program.
TRAINING KITS INCLUDE:
- Naloxone (2 doses) from the Maryland Center for Harm Reduction
- Zipper pouch with carabiner, Face barrier, Gloves, Sticker for Safety Helmet
- Training materials in English and Spanish include: Videos, Slides, Toolbox talks, Certificate of Completion
Prerequisites: No class prerequisite. Upon registration, students will be asked to complete an additional online registration form through UMB prior to the class.
Free. Maximum of 2 students per company. Advanced registration required
Please consider joining us for additional impairment training. Students will earn credit toward the Whole Worker Health Certificate Program.
- Impairment Education and Recognition Workshop
- Reasonable Suspicion For Supervisors Trainer Course
