Safety and Health Management Systems Training Workshop
2024-11-19 08:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York) | Community Room, 5 South College Drive, Binghamton, 13905, United States
Prevent injuries & loss with OSHA Safety Training

This workshop is designed for those with administrative responsibilities for OSHA compliance, including managers, supervisors, trainers, HR, and/or safety coordinators.
Date: Tuesday, November 19th, 2024
Time: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Location: Alliance for Manufacturing & Technology (AMT)
Community Room
5 South College Drive
Binghamton, NY 13905
Continental Breakfast and Lunch will be served
REGISTER NOWSouthern Tier Manufacturers and Warehousing operations with under 250 employees qualify.
Updating safety protocols is the right thing to do. It’s also the financially responsible thing to do.
Protecting your workers protects your business from lawsuits, workers comp fees, and lost time.
WHY TAKE OSHA TRAINING?

Improve recruitment efforts
Reduce time spent on investigation and rehiring
Avoid legal fees & higher insurance premiums
Protect employees in the workplace

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AI for Advanced Manufacturing
2026-03-11 08:00 - 16:30 | Corning Community College – Airport Corporate Park Campus, 360 Daniel Zenker Drive, Room 104, Horseheads, New York, 14845
AI Training for Manufacturing
This Generative AI training includes a blend of instructional content, live demonstrations, and facilitated exercises. Participants will work individually and in small groups to learn about AI and to identify company problems that could be solved using AI tools.
Participants will build foundational knowledge of how Generative AI works and how to use it effectively through strong prompts. They will also learn to identify high-value AI applications for their facility and day-to-day work and prioritize the projects.

Students will:
• Learn through a blend of live demonstrations, facilitated exercises, and peer discussions.
• Work individually and in small groups.
Outline of Course Topics:

Generative AI Overview – Understanding AI and its evolution
Prompt Engineering – Techniques for effective communication with AI models
Applied Manufacturing Use Cases for Generative AI – Understanding how AI capabilities can support manufacturing operations across multiple departments
Data Preparation and Analysis – Using AI for data cleaning, summarization, and analysis
Creative Content Generation and Vision Capabilities – Generating and interpreting text, images, and video with AI
Information Verification Methods – Methods to ensure AI output accuracy and validity
Data Security and AI Policy Considerations
Participant Identification of Potential Company AI Projects

Target Audience: Leadership team members and employees that conduct computer work
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