OSHA Regulatory Compliance Training - Live Webinars, Recordings & CDs

This webinar will review the OSHA PIT Standard with a focus on training and qualifications of Trainers, and the components of an effective Training Program. This process is not as simple as one would think.

This OSHA recordkeeping webinar will discuss the more subtle nuances of recordkeeping, with review of pertinent OSHA Q&As and hypothetical scenarios. The OSHA 300 Log, the conflicting doctor rule, restricted work and significant aggravation.

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.

This training program will concentrate on the requirements to classify a worker as an independent contractor or as an employee under the IRS rules. The course will further illustrate how the FLSA rules differ from the IRS rules and why you must follow both.

This webinar will discuss The Importance Establishing a Near Miss Reporting Program in Your Organization.

This contractor safety webinar will teach how to create an effective contract safety program which includes OSHA requirements and steps like contractor prequalification, Contractor Safety Orientation and other site-Specific Questions and Scenarios showcasing best practices to follow for a comprehensive contractor safety program.

Workplace injuries and illnesses can cause huge financial tolls and disrupt the workforce in an organization. This webinar will dive into the importance of developing an effective Return to Work program and presenting the program to senior management.

This OSHA 300 log recordkeeping webinar will discuss the new injury recordkeeping E-submission rule requirements & a basic review of recordkeeping in terms of site specific case scenarios will be presented.

This webinar will instruct you on how to develop an inspection protocol that will help reduce the risks of environmental incidents and accidents. The instructor will discuss the implications of an environmental violation or safety violation and how to implement best environmental compliance and safety management inspection and audit techniques.

This webinar training will define what an arc flash is and discuss how to prevent it from occurring. It will offer participants an understanding of the regulatory requirements of the NFPA 70E standard and detail how it applies to your facility. Participants will also garner an understanding of the proper NFPA 70E training requirements and NFPA 70E PPE requirements.

The OSHA Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) is the highest award in Health and Safety Excellence that OSHA presents to an organization. This training program will guide attendees with best practices in implementing the OSHA VPP program. It will offer a broad overview of how to work with OSHA to achieve VPP site implementation success.

This webinar will cover the OSHA Requirements of Implementing a Noise Conservation Program. This webinar will cover in detail why hearing loss occurs and what can be done to prevent it – both on and off the job.

This OSHA inspection webinar will discuss the importance and techniques associated with preparing for conducting and proper safety inspections for your workplace. We will describe the various types of OSHA inspections and what you can expect to be asked in terms of questions, requests for documents, evidence of your safety program, employee training and other common questions that an OSHA inspector will be interested in.

This training program will discuss methods to control and prevent the hazards in construction and general industry. Attendees will learn to identify factors that contribute to common fall hazards, OSHA regulations and resources addressing fall protection, and the hierarchy of controls for fall hazards.

This training program will address the current Subpart D and I rules and examine the General Duty Clause as it relates to some GI fall hazard activities. Attendees will gain an understanding of OSHA's stance on worker responsibility for fall protection.

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 OSHA Recordkeeping training will address the key concepts in understanding the OSHA recordkeeping analysis through recent OSHA Interpretation Letters. This training will include hypothetical fact scenarios that present common recordkeeping issues encountered by facility record keepers.