[Entm-beu] Fwd: One Week Out | UC Field Safety Leadership Training Series

Rick Redak richard.redak at ucr.edu
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Hi Everyone,

There is a UC Field Safety Leadership Training Series 2025 coming up with
the first session starting next week on February 11th all the way through
to March 18th.

These are all online on Zoom so there is plenty of space to join and there
is no registration fee.

Please see below for more information and the link to register for the
courses. You are able to register for one, a few, or all of the courses
available.

Please also feel free to forward this to anyone you think may benefit or
may be interested.

Thank you!



*Pamela A. See*

*Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Coordinator/Research Safety Specialist*

Environmental Health & Safety | University of California, Riverside

pamela.see at ucr.edu | 951.827.5878



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*UC Field Research Safety*
Hello out there! A friendly invitation, the *UC Field Safety Leadership
Training Series
<https://ucop.us16.list-manage.com/track/click?u=435d242eb85b68919be297700&id=decbd7a9c8&e=d013ec1c4d>*
starts
next week on February 11. We have plenty of capacity via Zoom to include
more UC colleagues looking to build outdoor leadership skills, as well as
field team partners from other institutions and agencies. Our lineup of
speakers is below. Please spread the word and as always, feel free to
contact me at sarasouza at berkeley.edu with any questions or suggestions.
Warmly, Sara

*2025 UC Field Safety Leadership Training Series*
Registration is open for this series of online workshops and events.
The speakers were nominated by past participants and all content is
intended for trip leaders, field course instructors, field researchers,
program managers, field station managers, and others that are seeking to
build leadership skills in outdoor or remote environments. Event website:
https://www.u-california.org/field2025
Register
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*Tuesday February 11: Leadership & Resilience Training [11am-12:30 pm PT]*
Lorca Smetana will lead a workshop on self-evaluating our capacity to work
with oneself and others, and the bandwidth to handle relationships and
roles. The purpose of this foundational training is to "redefine how we
own, expand, and teach strength and resilience within our teams.  It
provides hands-on tools to address ongoing stress injury and training for
personal resistance to anxiety, depression, and isolation." Please have a
pen and unlined piece of paper available during the workshop.
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Lorca Smetana knows about coming back stronger and richer inside after
living through crisis. She was born into a mountaineering community, and
was a survivor of the Mt. Hood climbing tragedy that took the lives of nine
students and teachers. The awareness of mortality and its impact on how we
live remain a powerful thread through her work. She was recommended from
the Wilderness Risk Management Conference, and upon meeting Lorca, our
planning team was immediately impressed by her unique and systematic
approach to understanding our own capacities in the outdoors.

*Tuesday March 4: Social Field Safety Workshop [11 am-1 pm PT]*

<https://ucop.us16.list-manage.com/track/click?u=435d242eb85b68919be297700&id=c7e9a49944&e=d013ec1c4d>
Field Inclusive strives to provide tangible and actionable improvements in
the natural sciences by addressing social field safety issues related to
equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility. Learning and being aware
of various social field safety issues that could arise for people who
professionally work outdoors — but more specifically — for marginalized and
historically excluded individuals is our goal. We believe all field
researchers deserve and have a right to the tools necessary for success in
their professional work. Website: https://www.fieldinclusive.org/
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*March 6, 12 or 13: De-escalation Workshops with Joffe Emergency Services
[11 am - Noon PT]*

*Mission:* Building resilient and ready workplaces that protect and
prioritize people. We make communities safer. We provide security, safety,
and medical support services to empower schools, event venues and
organizers to confidently prevent and manage emergencies and save lives.
*Content:* De-escalation training will include a prerequisite “Best
Practices” recorded training, followed by a one-hour live session that will
walk participants through a full scenario relevant to outdoor field
settings to practice these skills.The live sessions are offered on multiple
dates to keep group sizes smaller. Please choose one date when
registering. Training will cover:

   -

   Phases of Acting Out Behavior
   -

   Types of Awareness
   -

   Recognizing Signs of Escalation
   -

   Maintaining Situational Awareness
   -

   Roles & Responsibilities
   -

   Additional Factors to Consider
   -

   Post-Incident Best Practices

*Organization website: *https://www.joffeemergencyservices.com
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*Tuesday March 18: NSF Requirements for Safe & Inclusive Plans [11 am --
12:30 pm]*

*Kim Derry, Field Safety Manager (contractor)*

Kim works for the U.S. National Science Foundation in their Directorate for
Geosciences (GEO) Office of Polar Programs, under Safety and Occupational
Health.

Email Kim Derry <+kderry at associates.nsf.gov?>
*With gratitude...*
Shout out to our planning team Claudia Alli (UCLA), Jason Herum (UCD/Bodega
Marine Lab), Heather Spaulding (UCD), and Shannon Anderson (UCSC). Feel
free to contact any of us with questions about the leadership series or
suggestions for future topics. Cheers, Sara






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