This document contains an agenda for an orientation session covering ropes training, policies from an employee handbook, work maturity, timesheets, and information about avoiding outdoor hazards like poison ivy, ticks, and heat illness. Specific topics discussed include questions from ropes training, reviewing the sexual harassment policy and signing forms, self-evaluating work maturity, how to properly fill out timesheets, identifying and treating poison ivy, removing ticks safely, and preventing heat stress. Interactive elements like quizzes on poison ivy and heat safety were also included.

1. Login to Google account
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2. Welcome to Trail Blazers

3. Agenda
• Questions from Ropes session
• Handbook (Sexual Harassment,
signature page, etc.)
• Work Maturity
• Time Sheets
• Poison Ivy and Ticks

4. Ropes Session
• Questions
• Comments

5. Handbook
• Sexual Harassment
• Signature page

6. Work Maturity
• Review Form
• Application (raises, references)
• Score Yourself

7. Timesheets

8. Avoiding Outdoor Itch
• WebMD slideshow

9. Poison Ivy
• Identify it.
• All parts of plan cause
itching.
• Lasts a few weeks.
• Calamine lotion,
hydrocortisone cream or
oatmeal baths.
• Consult your doctor if you
have a severe poison ivy rash
or if the rash involves your
eyes, face or genital area.
Poison Ivy Quizlet Scatter quiz

10. Ticks: Keeping them off
• Use insect repellent.
• Tuck pant leg into
socks, wear long-
sleeved shirts, and
closed shoes.
• Wear light-colored
clothing.
• Examine yourself for
ticks when returning
indoors.

11. Ticks: What to do
• Check yourself often.
• Remove ticks ASAP.
• Do not use petroleum
jelly, hot matches, nail
polish remover, or any
other substance.
• Wash area and use
antiseptic.
• Mark removal on
calendar.

12. Working in the Heat
• Heat Stress Video
• OSHA Heat Illness Poster
• Quizlet: Scatter quiz (Join Group! Trail
Blazers 2012. Password: eastconn2012)
• More resources about working in heat