Basic Inspector Boot Camp for Soft Skills & Universal Training Topics
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Date
January 8, 2025
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Time
All-day event
About
This 4-hour session will cover both power and technical skills, using interactive strategies with participants. AFDO’s goal in this training is to help state and local regulators gain free access to valuable training early in their food safety careers to build knowledge and experience.
What You’ll Learn
- De-escalating conflict
- Diversity
- Pest control systems
Who Should Attend
Retail and manufactured food inspectors with less than two years of on-the-job experience
Who will you learn from?
Kaylan Celestin
MPH
MPH from SUNY Upstate Medical School, BA in English and Public Health from Syracuse University. Expertise: environmental health, public health leadership, immunizations, healthcare access, maternal child health, and tobacco cessation. Led Colorado’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution. Advocates for equity and inclusion.
Dr. Matt Frye
Cornell University
Senior Extension Associate, NY State Integrated Pest Management Program at Cornell. Research focus: pest management in/around buildings. Provides education on pest control strategies.
Gary L. Sigrist Jr.
Safeguard Risk Solutions
30-year educator/administrator at South-Western City School District. Coordinated safety with agencies, secured $1M in safety grants. Implemented ID system, developed recovery plans. 35+ years as police officer. Trains schools, healthcare, churches, businesses in emergency management, workplace violence, and active shooter response.
Luis Hernandez
National De-escalation Training Center
Director, Region 5 and Founding Member, National De-escalation Training Center. Ziglar Legacy Certified, DISC Level 3 Certified Instructor. President of DynaClean Professional Services, providing outstanding cleaning solutions. President of KRYH RADIO 104.7 FM. Expert in leadership and personal development.
All attendees will earn CEU credits during this live discussion!