It has been a tough couple of months. We have ALL been doing our best to flatten the curve of COVID-19 spread. As things begin to get back to normal, and they will, remain cautious and CONTINUE to maintain a reasonable distance, wash your hands, and disinfect surfaces frequently. If you haven’t done so already, you should absolutely clean and disinfect your entire facility.
We are actively providing online training for transportation employees and organizations!
Online training is:
If you, your department, or your organization would like to provide a trackable training option for employees, we can help with affordable online training that is ready for enrollment.
While we navigate this global Pandemic, keep moving forward, get your information about Coronavirus from reputable sources, and continue to take basic steps to prevent illness (CDC.gov):
- Wash your hands often.
- Avoid close contact.
- Stay home if you’re sick.
- Cover coughs and sneezes.
- Wear a facemask if you are sick.
- Wear a facemask in public places if social distancing is difficult.
- Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces daily.
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During the COVID-19 Pandemic, employers are looking for ways to engage their employees while businesses are closed and the workforce is working remotely or in self-quarantine. Online training is the simple answer for a shifting workforce and can serve as a basis for pay when employees are working outside of the normal workplace.
Online training is:
- Accessible
- Affordable
- Trackable
- Effective
- Convenient
If you, your department, or your organization are taking steps to allow employees to work remotely and would like to provide a trackable training option for those individuals, we can help with an affordable online training option that is ready for enrollment.
Please FORWARD this email to anyone you think could benefit from the information.
While we navigate this global Pandemic, keep moving forward, get your information about Coronavirus from reputable sources, and continue to take basic steps to prevent illness (CDC.gov):
- Wash your hands often.
- Avoid close contact.
- Stay home if you’re sick.
- Cover coughs and sneezes.
- Wear a facemask if you are sick.
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STS Highlights: March 2020
Break out the allergy medicine, Spring is here! I sincerely hope you are starting to see some warmer weather as we leave Winter behind. I’ve mixed this month’s resources with some extremely topical news and tips for coronavirus. View, use, and share these resources. My goal is to elevate your organization. Please FORWARD this email to anyone who could benefit from the content. As always, we take pride in helping you meet your training requirements and goals.
All the best,
Patrick
Behavior Management Techniques
With the increase of children identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder, consider these behavior management techniques for those who ride the school bus.
View Tips
School Bus Danger Zones Flyer Graphic
See the safest and the most dangerous zones when using the school bus.
View Flyer
Recognizing the Warning Signs of Bullying Video
STS illustrates bullying warning signs that are both physically visible and not so apparent.
View Video
Commitment to Safety Article
“It will never happen to me.” This statement is often thought or said by many when an emergency situation occurs.
View Article
Coronavirus 2019
These resources are specifically related to the spread of Coronavirus. This information is subject to change as more is discovered about the particular strain.
Wash Your Hands
CDC Info
WHO Info
WHO Video
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