Professional and Management Development Training

Industry Summary

The Professional and Management Development Training industry is experiencing greater than average employment growth as of late. In 2014 the government estimated a total of 42,264 workers, then just 12 months later it had climbed to 43,685, an increase of 3.36%. Calculated reported accident rates have outpaced the Business Schools and Computer and Management Training Industry by 53% over the past 5 years.

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The accident investigation below was opened on Wednesday, August 10th 2016 by OSHA representitives in Garden City, KS at Garden City Ammonia Program. A employee working as a was injured on the job when the other fall to lower level 11 to 15 feet

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OSHA IDSevere Injury Report

Accident Date2016-08-03

Accident DegreeInjury

NarrativeAn employee finished up on a rig cap on a new roof he helped install. He unhooked from the crane lift and reached over to hook his D-ring to the beam when he slipped and fell approximately 12 feet to the ground below. He dislocated his shoulder, fractured a rib, and suffered facial abrasions.

The accident investigation below was opened on Tuesday, March 3rd 2015 by OSHA representitives in BROWNFIELD, TE after learning of an incident at Motivation, Education & Training, Inc. which had occured on the same day. A employee working as a was injured on the job when the pedestrian struck by forward-moving vehicle in nonroadway area

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OSHA IDSevere Injury Report

Accident Date2015-03-03

Accident DegreeInjury

NarrativeAn employee was returning to the work area when a truck driver lost control, drove through the parking lot, and struck the building where the employee works. The employee was pinned under the truck and building debris.

On Tuesday, October 25th 2011 OSHA reps took a report of a serious accident in Albany, NY after learning of an incident at Boces Neric which had occured on Tuesday, October 11th 2011. A employee had been killed when the employee died of heart attack

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OSHA ID202033957

Accident Date2011-10-11

Accident DegreeFatality

NarrativeOn October 11, 2011, Employee #1, with BOCES Northeastern Regional Information Center, left his office to conduct IT training at another school. He was found unconscious in his car at approximately 9:35 a.m. by a worker on a break. Employee #1 died of a possible heart attack.