Environmental/Green Compliance Training

This webinar will explain concept of ACH, how it works, rationale for choosing it and how it differs from US domestic ACH. It will also discuss what International Payments Framework Association (IPFA) is and how does it address International ACH issues. Instructor will cover the relevance of Customer benefits and value proposition regarding ACH and why it should be preferred over wire transfers.

This training program will highlight common issues that occur over time with material compliance programs, and demonstrate how to address them. This can result in a more effective and responsive material compliance effort for your company.

This OSHA Recordkeeping training will cover critical aspects of OSHA recordkeeping and its requirements, to be compliant with OSHA regulations.

This 2-hr virtual seminar will show how OSHA analyzes record-keeping scenarios, applying the recordkeeping regulations, Frequently Asked Questions, and Interpretation Letters.

This webinar will review the best practices associated with use of ladders of all types, including the selection, inspection, storage and transport of ladders, along with safe practice when erecting, climbing, working from and descending a ladder. It will also discuss the process and practices related with aerial lifts and working from buckets on an extended boom.

This webinar will explore the common failures associated with organizing and writing Job Hazard Analysis / Activity Hazard Analysis (JHA – AHA) documents. It will also de-mystify some of the language and concepts in the traditional JHA process, namely the risk assessment calculator.

This webinar will describe the elements and characteristics necessary for the development and writing of an occupational health and safety Plan. The main component of this Plan will be your ‘Company Safety Manual” however the actual Plan will encompass far more than a Manual.

Do your Toolbox Safety Talks engage your audience, provoke great discussion all while compelling people to take action on safety and health in their personal and professional lives? The soft-skills or people skills of presenting, public speaking and a powerful delivery have fallen by the wayside. This Webinar resurrects these skills in a fun and easy-to-apply manner.

This training program will discuss the criteria for worker compensation premiums and the importance of experience modification ratings. It will offer insight into 29 CFR 1904 regulations regarding recordkeeping as well. Attendees will learn to distinguish between what is an OSHA recordable incident and what is not recordable.

This environmental regulation training will explain in details the differences between California Environmental Regulations and U.S. EPA and Other State Requirements.

This webinar will discuss the major differences and distinctions between the USACE EM 385 and OSHA and how you can interpret and navigate both systems to assure a successful and accident free job.

This webinar will discuss the most frequently found safety hazards in medical and dental offices, the OSHA requirements and standards that apply, and how to ensure compliance.

This webinar will provide participants with competitive insight into causes and true costs of food recalls and outbreak events for the industry and trends in federal prosecution relating to food industry.

EU REACH can be confusing and many in the US seek a more solid understanding of it. In this introductory webinar, participants will be introduced to the important terms and concepts of the directive. They will obtain a basic knowledge of what RoHS is about and if they need to learn more.

This training program will help attendees comprehend revised rules regarding exempt vs nonexempt classifications starting December 1, 2016. Attendees will learn how the automatic updates starting in 2020 will affect companies. The webinar will also define primary duties, suffer or permit, working time and compensable hours and distinguish between discretionary payments and non-discretionary payments in calculating overtime.

This European directive is very confusing for many and since it is European there are many in the US that need a clearer understanding of the directive. In this introductory webinar, attendees will be introduced to the important terms and concepts of the directive. Those who attend will obtain basic knowledge to understand what RoHS is about and if they need to learn more.

This training program will offer a comparison of RCRA and California hazardous waste characterization. It will detail the enactment of the California Hazardous Waste Control Law in 1972 before RCRA in 1976. The course will also discuss permits required to treat most hazardous wastes that would be exempt from permitting under RCRA.

This webinar training will discuss how to navigate the complex new definition of “Waters of the United States (WOTUS)”. The Instructor will describe the procedures for identifying the effluent limitations, water quality standards and other requirements applicable to discharges. Participants will learn how to identify and manage the Clean Water Act requirements at the earliest stages of project development. They will also understand formation of the team resources needed to manage a water dependent project.

Reduce, reuse, and recycle. This training program will explore how scaling these principles has been difficult for modern industry, given its reliance on the more linear “dig-up, use-up, dump.” With the price of natural resources soaring, environmental regulations pushing companies to reduce waste, and the popular push to a greener economy, the notion of a circular economy is gaining traction worldwide. It’s even having an impact on the way major manufacturers in the United States manage their companies as well as their supply chains.

This training program will describe the nature and focus of the various ongoing state-based research and pilot hemp cultivation programs, in addition to reviewing the past history of hemp cultivation in the United States. The knowledge provided in the webinar will help businesses, investors and entrepreneurs understand the new industrial hemp in the US and where potential marketplace opportunities may exist. In addition, it will help local, state and federal regulators as well as the public understand the importance of hemp cultivation to a new sustainable bioeconomy.