Webinars

Welcome to Safety 101! Do you know what programs, plans and policies OSHA expects your business to have? Even if you don't know that a particular safety standard applies to your business, OSHA can still cite it for noncompliance. During this webinar, we’ll cover: the breakdown of OSHA’s program requirements, industry best practices for businesses of all sizes, and how to create and maintain an effective safety and health program.

Find out how Ocean Spray transformed its safety culture by establishing a global environmental, health and safety system that helped it to better find and eliminate risk. Be sure to join this informal webinar to get a behind-the-scenes look at the requirements and selection, launch, adoption, and evolution of the company’s E-Safe program.

Department of Transportation and OSHA compliance can be complicated. Stop struggling and join our subject matter experts for an in-depth discussion on common safety compliance issues affecting workers in the trucking industry. Register today and learn how DOT and OSHA safety requirements affect your workers’ safety!

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!

It’s important for employers to know what hazards OSHA compliance officers are looking for during an inspection. It’s also just as important to know how to mitigate those hazards. During this webinar, we’ll cover what you need to know about OSHA’s top 10 most frequently cited standards for general industry.

Electrical fatalities in the United States have plateaued over the past decade. However, the annual number of worker deaths from electrical incidents is unacceptably high. Although OSHA provides substantial safety requirements, the data underscores the inadequacy of “compliance” as a safety driver. This webinar will highlight the benefits for businesses and utilities to adopt the principles of NFPA 70E – Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace.

Safety leaders receive a myriad technical training, but two crucial components of leadership – how to make confident decisions and how to adapt to change – are often overlooked. Learn how to lead more effectively, avoid common mistakes and pitfalls, apply a leadership framework and use data to drive decisions.

The relative rarity of catastrophic events makes it easy for leaders to feel overly confident instead of vulnerable, ultimately creating risky organizational blind spots. High-reliability organizations successfully eliminate blind spots by significantly improving how they detect and respond to early warning signals. What’s their method? Join us to uncover practices that improve HRO culture within any organization, including a new way of thinking about using safety assessments to reveal vulnerabilities, reduce human error and enable improved decision-making. Take away practical tips you can put into action right away.

Join Zach Pucillo, KPA's EHS Regulatory Compliance Manager, to learn: How to engage executives and supervisors to continually reinforce the importance of safety to all frontline workers; top tactics for engaging employees; how to spot internal “coyotes” who can interrupt your objectives; and more.

Experts from Miller will share insights and solutions to address the challenges of weld fume management, including compliance, productivity, worker retention and recruiting.