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Vanceboro Training Center now open!
Spanish Services!
OSHA 10-hour classes!
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Check out the MASC Safety Performance Report.
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MASC is proud to annouce the opening of a new sattelite location in Vanceboro, North Carolina to serve the needs of contractors working at our new owner site, PCS Phosphate. Right now, classes in Vanceboro primarily focus on Basic Orientation Plus and the PCS Phosphate site specific. In the future, we plan to offer all site specifics. Classes are held Tuesdays beginning at 8:00am. Please see the Vanceboro information page for directions!
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Did you know? MASC offers many of our safety courses in Spanish! Please call (910) 762-9557 to schedule your class!
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Looking for an OSHA 10-hour class that can be customized to meet your needs? We have it!
Our MASC office in Wilmington can arrange an OSHA 10-hour class for you. Please call (910)762-9557
for more information.
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Lately, the headlines and newscasts have been filled with stories of natural disasters.
For businesses, planning and preparation for severe weather can mean the difference
between a quick recovery or serious problems. At home as well, a few simple steps can help
you be ready if disaster strikes. Many state and federal agencies offer suggestions--a useful
brochure from the South Carolina Dept. LLR provides safety tips for tornadoes, floods and hurricanes
in addition to suggestions for putting together a severe weather safety plan for your company.
Take a look at the brochure.
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Please direct any feedback or report any problems to our support staff.
Take part in our Continuous Improvement Survey and let us know how we can better serve your needs.
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Welcome to SORT
(Student Online Record of Training, the MASC online system for records verification).
What is SORT?
SORT is a system designed to provide training information to persons who need to verify that training. To use the system, you must request access from MASC, complete a user agreement, and set up a User Name and Password. MASC will assign you access as one of the following:
» SAFETY COUNCIL/Record Check
» CONTRACTOR
» OWNER SITE
To request access, call MASC at (910) 762-9557 or email bmorgan@ma-sc.org or bwiggins@ma-sc.org. You must be an ARSC affiliate, a participating Owner Site or a Contractor Company with training records at MASC to use SORT.
When MASC confirms your account, you will receive your username and password. Be sure to change the password to one of your own choosing when you access SORT. It is your responsibility to maintain the confidentiality of your log-in information and the data that you access.
How do I get additional information or report problems?
Contact the MASC office at (910) 762-9557 during office hours or Bronwyn Morgan at (910) 612-0170.
How do I use SORT?
(1) Go to the MASC website at www.ma-sc.org.
(2) Click on the SORT tag at the right of the screen.
(3) Enter your User Name and Password.
(4) Based on your access level, you will have the following options:
(a) For SAFETY COUNCIL/Record Check access level, you will enter either the person’s social security number AND last name or the person’s badge number –You will access that person’s training record. (ARSC requirement: Always check the photo on the record when verifying the person’s training record and/or badge.)
(b) For CONTRACTOR access level, you will have an interactive list of your employees to select from (which will show all persons who have completed training and give you access to their records). You can also enter either the person’s social security number AND last name or the person’s badge number to access that individual’s record directly.
(c) For OWNER SITE access level, you will have an interactive list of contractor company names to select from (which will show all persons who meet the training requirements for your site and give you access to their records). You can also enter either the person’s social security number AND last name or the person’s badge number to access that individual’s record directly.
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