Environmental/Green Compliance Training

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 addresses the increase in OSHA penalties. The new penalties took effect August 2, 2016. Any citations issued by OSHA on or after this date will be subject to the new penalties if the related violations occurred after November 2, 2015.

This training on EH&S compliance will provide you the powerful tools for building successful audit program for environmental health and safety concerns to ensure compliance with EPA and OSHA policies.

This webinar will discuss about safety management system and ISO 45001, and how and why 100,000 companies are expected to comply by 2019. Also, this webinar will provide an overview of the new/updated concept of ISO 45001 along with the comparison of OHSAS 18001:2007 to ISO 45001. Furthermore, we will also discuss a three year mitigation process for organizations already 18001 certified.

This webinar will focus on the OSHA recordkeeping requirements. Attendees will learn how to ensure compliance with these regulations and avoid OSHA citations and fines.

This webinar training will discuss the employee and employer roles and responsibilities of achieving and maintaining zero landfill status by reducing environmental footprints. The instructor will explain the seven pillars of zero landfill and how to implement environmental sustainability through waste diversion.

This webinar training will explain the top five common mistakes and challenges while implementing ISO 14001. Instructor will share tips and techniques of ‘spreading the wealth’ for implementation and maintenance of ISO 14001 due to limited resources. He will also demonstrate why process is more effective than perfection.

This training program will address OSHA’s initiative focusing on safety and health compliance for temporary workers. It will detail OSHA’s TWI initiative for temporary workers and review OSHA’s Bulletins 1-7.

This OSHA training program will discuss updated recordkeeping mandates set by OSHA and emphasize the importance of OSHA's recordkeeping regulations. The webinar will further detail why a failure to record a recordable illness or injury is a continuing violation and the D.C. circuit's decision in Volks II.

This webinar will discuss the benefits of employers introducing the OSHA Outreach Program into their workplace. Participants will learn the significance of the program and help to improve your safety culture, reduce the number of workplace incidents and injuries and reduce workers’ compensation cost.

This webinar will instruct you on how to develop plans and manuals that will meet the needs of your employees, insurance companies, facilities that you do work for, and regulators.

This webinar training will discuss major environmental regulation, release and violation and how it will impact your business. The Instructor will discuss how to create and implement environmental compliance plan.

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.

This training program will provide an overview of the FY 2016 Omnibus and FY 2017 Budget Request. It will explore why the Renewable Energy ITC and PTC are still important and relevant to the industry. The instructor will also elaborate the role of renewable energy in the administration’s Climate Action Plan and highlight the economic incentives that work in your industry.

This training program will examine key questions on how California’s future medical cannabis market will look like when it comes to regulation. In the next two years, multiple state agencies will be involved in filling in the blank spaces left by MMRSA. For example: What will licensure fees look like? How will “edibles” be regulated in California? In the background, a new President will be elected soon and this could influence the future of all state-based medical cannabis markets. Insight and opinion on all these issues will be provided by a regulatory expert with years of expertise in influencing state and federal decision-making and policy.

This training program will expand attendees’ knowledge of USDOT’s Hazardous Material Regulations. They will understand role and use of exceptions to the HMR and learn requirements for and limits of use of Materials of Trade exception.

This training program will discuss eco safe household and industrial products. It will help participants identify highly concentrated, safer, nature-derived products that clean homes, offices, laboratories, etc., without the concern of harming the environment or potentially causing illnesses.