OSHA Workplace Accident Investigations Regulatory Compliance Training - Live Webinars, Recordings & CDs

This training program will take attendees through the actions to take when confronted with an active shooter and in assisting responding law enforcement officials. It will help recognize potential workplace violence indicators and describe actions to take to prevent and explore the General Duty Clause of the OSH Act.

This webinar training will discuss the recent updates in OSHA Recordkeeping and Reporting Requirements. Speaker will explain the major regulatory changes that went into effect January 1, 2015 Participants will gain valuable understanding of 300, 300A and 301 log, new reporting timeline requirements and exemptions.

You will want to participate in this webinar to gain insight on how to protect your employer from OSHA regulation as well as to develop an understanding on OSHA’s stance for contract and temporary workers. Also, you will not want to miss out on the discussion of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) recent stance on the issue.

This zero tolerance for injuries training program will discuss what it means to have a safety culture on site. It will also identify the four steps of the safety maturity curve and discuss employee and employer rights and responsibilities at each step of the maturity curve. The instructor will explain the benefits of sustaining a safety culture in the workplace.

This webinar training program will discuss how to develop an accident investigation plan, manage cost, and develop realistic schedule. Participants will learn about the interview process, protecting site of incident, determining root cause, and avoidance plan.

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 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.

This training program will focus on different aspects of a behavior based safety system (BBS), its benefits, coaching workers on safer behavior, measuring BBS success and shortcomings, and more.

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 provide you with examples of issued OSHA citations in these topics and discuss ways to assess your workplace for similar issues and how to abate them before OSHA is on site.

This training program will help attendees identify most common hazards associated with PITs, and demonstrate PIT (powered industrial trucks) operational best practices, demonstrate pedestrian safety best policies, and discuss the most common OSHA PIT violations.

This training program will illustrate five effective personal actions to enhance a safer workplace and describe the four different phases of the safety maturity curve. It will explain the four most common deflections of a safe workplace and how to minimize their impact.

This training program will highlight elements of an emergency action plan and illustrate best practices for emergency evacuation floor plans. The program will help attendees recognize violations of OSHA exit route requirements and help develop and implement workplace emergency action and fire protection plans.

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 is designed for employees and their supervisors will learn how to make a significant contribution to their own safety and the safety of their fellow co-workers. Participants of this webinar will learn the benefits of establishing a safety culture by focusing on safe behavior and providing reinforcement of it.

This training program in the series will explain what it means to establish a safety culture within the workforce. It will also identify the key steps in an effective workers’ compensation management program and discuss roles and responsibilities of each step of the safety maturity curve. Attendees will learn the benefits of sustaining an effective worker’s compensation management program in the workplace.

This training program will focus on OSHA regulations for welding, cutting and brazing safety, identifying essential types of PPE for use, engineering methods to improve worker safety, and identifying the HI&RAA (Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment Activity) systematic process.

This training program will discuss why OSHA penalties have increased after 25 years. Maximum OSHA penalties may jump as much as about 78 percent next year. For a provision quietly tucked away in budget legislation and not given so much media attention, this deal has the potential of severely hurting businesses large and small.

In this training program, the instructor will discuss case studies on the types of forklift safety mistakes that are found in the workplace. He will also provide strategies on how to actively engage your workforce to improve the safety culture of your workforce.