Webinars

In the critical world of workplace safety, the principles of Human Organizational Performance have become widely used to guide organizations toward a more resilient and human-centric approach to health and safety operations. Join this webinar to learn how the five basic principles of HOP can help transform a business’s safety culture, enhance the well-being of workforces and improve the efficiency of operations.

Stay ahead of regulatory changes with an in-depth look at standards on weld fume exposure and the latest innovations in weld fume extraction systems. Experts will provide valuable insights into current regulations, upcoming changes and practical steps to ensure your operations remain compliant.

The webinar will also feature live demonstrations to showcase the different types of fume extraction solutions to consider for various welding applications. Learn about best practices for fume management and discover how engineering controls can enhance safety and efficiency in your workplace.

Join us for an insightful webinar on employee training and engagement. Our speakers, Shawn Smith, product director of training at KPA, and Taylor Thorn, senior product director at KPA, bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table.

Whether you’re looking to enhance your current training program or start from scratch, this webinar will provide actionable insights to help you effectively engage your frontline workers. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to transform your training approach.

This webinar delves into HazCom training requirements and breaks down the information into manageable pieces. We'll also talk about recent changes to the HazCom standard. Time will also be reserved for a live Q&A session.

Did you know that, according to OSHA estimates, language barriers are cited as a contributing factor in 25% of workplace incidents? These incidents not only endanger the lives of employees but also result in significant financial losses for businesses. As the U.S. workforce evolves, language skills are becoming an essential training need for businesses across many industries. During this webinar, we’ll explore how the U.S. workforce is evolving and the intersection of language learning and workplace safety, providing practical strategies and best practices for better collaboration and communication between multilingual teams.

With the global shift toward responsible and sustainable business practices, supply chain leaders are uniquely positioned to drive positive change across their organizations. During this webinar, we’ll delve into the pivotal role that supply chain leaders play in advancing the environmental, social and governance, and sustainability maturity of suppliers. Attendees will leave with greater understanding of the importance of ESG and sustainability in today's business landscape and the implications for their suppliers, as well as key strategies that leaders can employ to support and enhance the sustainability maturity of their supplier base.

Working around and with electricity can expose workers to serious hazards that could result in electrocutions, burns and arc flash injuries. In addition, OSHA has requirements based on NFPA 70E that you must understand and comply with to assess electrical hazards and minimize the associated risk of injury. That’s why electrical safety should be an important element of any company’s workplace safety program.

Bring your questions for a live Q&A session that will follow the event!

Nearly 22 million workers are exposed to potentially damaging noise at work each year, in industries as diverse as manufacturing, construction, sports venues and airports. The good news is that hearing loss is preventable.

Register today to gain a clearer understanding of your responsibilities as they pertain to occupational noise exposure and hearing conservation. We’ll save 10-15 minutes at the end of this webinar to answer your questions.

Type I hard hats, designed to protect workers from blows directly to the top of the head, are increasingly being phased out for Type II helmets. Although Type I hard hats protect against certain impacts, Type II safety helmets are intended to protect workers from lateral impacts to the front, back, side and top of the head. It’s important to note that no current testing standard for safety helmets requires testing for rotational motion, one of the most common causes of traumatic brain injury.

During this webinar, Joe Brandel will discuss the industry’s current shift to Type II helmets from Type I hard hats, what to know about rotational motion and its role in TBIs.

Join the leaders in personal protective equipment, PIP, to help identify and address the main causes of heat stress and dehydration on the job in both indoor and outdoor environments. Attendees will gain a better understanding of the “whats” and “whys” behind heat stress and dehydration solutions engineered to help drastically improve an organization’ heat stress prevention program. The webinar will also cover important details regarding OSHA’s National Emphasis Program, as well as the NEW ANSI-ASSP A10.50 heat stress management in construction standard.