Webinars

In this webinar, Donavan Hornsby, chief market strategy officer at Benchmark Gensuite, will explore how the power of visual literacy, combined with leading EHS software solutions, can transform your organization’s safety performance. Donavan will be joined by Doug Pontsler, chair and managing director of COVE, an expert in the application of visual literacy who has partnered with Benchmark Gensuite. Together, they’ll review how organizations can prevent incidents, reduce injuries and cultivate a safer workplace.

Join us for a review of the latest trends, challenges and opportunities shaping the manufacturing industry. During this exclusive webinar, we’ll explore key findings from our latest manufacturing industry report, including insights into production trends, opportunities and challenges for growth, and an in-depth look at head-to-toe safety sponsored by Howard Leight Hearing Protection.

Join us as we cover OSHA’s most common forklift violation: operator not properly trained – 1910.178(l)(1)(i). During this webinar, we’ll break down OSHA’s requirements for conducting forklift operator training. We’ll also provide tips that aren’t addressed in the regulations so you can ensure your program is as effective as it can be.

A successful safety program relies on active engagement from frontline workers. During this webinar, Jade Brainard, senior director of product management at KPA, will share how to leverage data, tools and resources to build comprehensive safety engagement across all levels of your organization – from frontline employees to executive leadership.

Discover how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing occupational health and safety with actionable insights from Cyndale A. Post, global digital EHS&S Center of Excellence leader at Arcadis, and Pamala Bobbitt, vice president of solutions marketing, EHSQ, at Ideagen. Gain expert guidance on leveraging AI to optimize safety processes, manage risks and enhance compliance. This webinar will equip you with the tools and strategies to confidently integrate AI into your OHS programs and drive workplace safety innovation. Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your safety initiatives with cutting-edge solutions.

Join us for an engaging rooftop safety training session covering these key topics:

Importance of fall protection: Learn how solutions prevent workplace injuries and fatalities.

Risk identification and mitigation: Understand fall protection principles to identify and address hazards.

Common hazard areas: Recognize and safeguard areas prone to risks with proactive measures.

FAQs: Get expert insights on common rooftop safety concerns.

Kee Safety will showcase innovative solutions for protecting workers during maintenance and rooftop tasks. Expert Dan Huntington will provide practical tips and lead an interactive learning experience to enhance safety, reduce risks and prioritize worker well-being.

Whether you’re a safety pro or simply interested in better understanding OSHA recordkeeping and the 300 log, let us provide you with valuable insights and practical tips on the following topics:

• Understanding OSHA’s intent behind the 300 log
• Determining work-relatedness
• Identifying “work environments”
• Finding helpful OSHA recordkeeping resources
• Demystifying some interesting recordkeeping scenarios

OSHA recently published its final rule updating its Hazard Communication Standard (1910.1200), aligning it with Revision 7 of the United Nation’s Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals, or GHS. The final rule brings significant changes, and it’s estimated that 94% of Safety Data Sheets and 64% of labels will need updating. This affects chemical inventories and SDS libraries for everyone throughout the supply chain – including your organization. Register today to ensure you get the information you need to maintain compliance with OSHA’s updated HazCom Standard.

OSHA’s new arc flash guidance is aimed at reducing arc flash injuries among commercial, industrial and residential electricians. These types of injuries continue to occur despite safety standards such as NFPA 70E and proven personal protective equipment. The guidance clarifies rules and dispels misconceptions that cause the majority of injuries – stating clearly that de-energized equipment that’s not locked out or tagged out is energized work, highlighting that low voltage can and does ignite flammable clothing, and emphasizing the importance of appropriate protective apparel. We’ll cover the guidance itself, the data behind it, implications for industry and the lifesaving difference it will make. Deepen your understanding today!

Does your organization manufacture, package, transport, store, use and/or dispose of chemicals? If yes, this webinar applies to you! Chemicals play a vital role in the U.S. economy. However, some chemicals pose an environmental, health and/or safety risk during their life cycles.

This webinar explores these four major sets of regulations to help you better navigate the basics of chemical compliance. The more you understand them, the easier, faster and less costly your compliance efforts may be. So don’t miss out. Register today!