Environmental/Green Compliance Training

This webinar will train attendees on carrying out effective and lawful workplace investigations. Human resources managers and others charged with conducting workplace investigations will learn effective strategies for investigating complaints made by or against an employee. This webinar will offer guidance on how best to proceed and how to achieve a meaningful outcome for all involved.

This training program will discuss the impact of substance abuse at work in the US, drug testing processes and employee rights, and confronting substance abusing employees. The course will also present treatment options such as EAPs, SAPs, and twelve-step programs.

This training program will discuss grid reliability and the North American Electric Reliability Corporation’s cyber security and infrastructure requirements. Discovering ways to efficiently and effectively apply good security practice and meet regulatory obligations at the same time is not easy. This program will review NERC cyber security regulations, and arm attendees with strategies for compliance and knowledge management in your business.

This training program will offer the latest from the 621-page OSHA Final Rule regarding construction confined spaces. Attendees will understand the new and changed definitions, responsibilities as the controlling employer under OSHA, and when a worker permit confined space is required.

This 2-hour training program will explain purposes, rationale and the benefits of workplace drug testing. It will also describe the key steps in drug and alcohol testing process and offer best practices to comply with federal and state regulations and standards.

This training program will provide attendees pertinent information regarding Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) GHS requirements and guidelines applicable to the general industry and construction activities and operations with regard to chemicals. The course will also provide up to date answers on OSHA GHS standards, policies, enforcement and regulations.

This Clean Power Plans training program will discuss and debate the final 111(d) rule components under which smart grid capabilities will qualify. It will also discuss smart grid capabilities with significant greenhouse gas emission reduction goal potential and challenges associated with smart grid capability optimization.

This training program will describe the recently proposed changes to the Clean Water Act (CWA) that are intended to clarify the Waters of the United States (WOTUS), provide an overview of the origin of these changes, provide a critique of these changes and discuss effects of implementation, and present the current challenges in light of the legal background and current political environment.

The presentation will describe the recently proposed major revisions to the law (Toxic Substance Control Act, TSCA) that regulates the use of industrial chemicals the United States - the first time this has happened in the 40 years since the bill was drafted in 1976. A critical review of the recently proposed bills in the House and Senate will be provided, including an overview of the background and history of this legislative effort, an overview of the proposed changes and effects of implementation on the regulated community.

This training program will provide guidance on how to keep workers safe while working on or around electrically energized equipment. It will also provide preliminary guidance on how to comply with OSHA and NFPA 70E® safety standards.

This webinar will teach attendees best practices to survive the OSHA audit. Attendees will learn how to immediately spot violations in the workplace and how to correct them to OSHA standards.

This webinar will discuss what Workplace Emergencies are? Why having an Emergency Action Plan, (EAP) in place is important to you, you’re employees, and your business. This webinar will also give you the tools necessary to develop, and maintain your Emergency Action Plan, (EAP).

This webinar will cover who temporary workers are, and why it is important to protect them from all workplace hazards. What is the host employer and staffing agency’s role and responsibility? Who is responsible for the training, and record-keeping? Also, what are the employee rights and responsibilities?

This webinar will explain how to prepare for an unannounced OSHA inspection and avoid citations and fines. Attendees will learn how to effectively use Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) to prevent accidents in the workplace.

This webinar will provide an in-depth understanding of California specific laws, affecting food and other product manufacturers and marketers, such as the Prop 65, the Green Chemistry Initiative, and the Rigid Plastic Packaging Act. We will discuss these laws, how to comply with them and avoid litigation.

This webinar will review recent inspection focus areas by Cal-OSHA inspectors, discuss how you should prepare for the inspection, and demonstrate proven strategies that will help you be successful both during the inspection as well as afterwards if there are violations and citations to deal with.

This training on health and safety compliance will provide the attendees best practices for protecting new and experienced employees and contractors in hazardous industries.

This training will provide the attendees tools and techniques for developing and implementing an effective Contractor Management Program.

This webinar will discuss how to manage your employees' compensation claims from before the accident or injury until the claim is closed and the employee is back to work.

Are You Ready For Required OSHA GHS Training –December 1, 2013 Deadline? This OSHA compliance training will explain the requirements of the globally harmonized system of classification and labeling of chemicals. It will also provide you tools and tips to train employees by December 1, 2013 on the new labels elements and safety data sheets format to facilitate recognition and understanding.