Injury Prevention Specialist
Certification Course

Day 1: On-Site Injury Prevention and Early Intervention Services

By the end of Day 1, participants will be able to:

• Describe the role of an Injury Prevention Specialist and the range of on-site injury prevention and early intervention services
• Develop strategies for marketing, sales, networking, and business development to establish injury prevention contracts
• Prepare and deliver customer presentations that effectively demonstrate value, return on investment, and program benefits
• Interpret OSHA first aid guidelines and distinguish between first aid, recordable injuries, and reportable workplace incidents
• Apply OSHA first aid principles when evaluating and managing early signs and symptoms of work-related injuries
• Evaluate the role of pre-shift stretching programs and implement strategies that support injury prevention initiatives
• Perform initial injury assessments and determine appropriate responses for work-related and non-work-related conditions
• Implement rapid response injury prevention services that provide timely intervention and reduce escalation of injuries
• Conduct walk-through ergonomic assessments following near misses, identify contributing risk factors, and determine when comprehensive ergonomic evaluations are necessary
• Differentiate between on-site, near-site, and telehealth injury prevention service models
• Apply a structured process for delivering OSHA first aid treatment services for common workplace injuries
• Analyze program metrics, outcomes, and client expectations to demonstrate value and strengthen relationships
• Develop strategies to maintain contracts, increase service utilization, and expand injury prevention programs