OSHA Audits and Inspections Regulatory Compliance Training - Live Webinars, Recordings & CDs

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 second training program in the series will review the structure of ISO 45001. It will discuss the mitigation process for the standard, the terminology associated with it, and its key requirements.

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 training program will review OSHA’s top 10 list of citations for general industry (29CFR1910) and construction industry (29CFR1926) - FY 2015. It will explain best practices to stay ahead of OSHA enforcement actions.

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 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.

This webinar will discuss the strategy to conduct safety trainings and provide practical methods and techniques to make safety trainings more effective, educational and entertaining. Instructor will explain how to make trainings interactive, engaging and deliver required results and how to measure effectiveness.

This webinar will help you identify required, minimum safety training requirements under OSHA and 29 CFR 1910 for General Industry organizations. Participants will understand trainer requirements for providing instruction on safety topics. The Instructor will discuss the frequency of training topics required and will explain the training matrix.

This final training program in the series will help identify how the environment impacts your organization under the new ISO 14001:2015 standard. It will detail how to properly develop an audit schedule and plan for internal and external audits. The session will also describe the next steps to get compliant with the new standard, while preparing for audit and proper documentation.

This training program will focus on helping attendees identify the hazards of chemical spill cleanup, understand the steps to properly clean up hazardous chemical spills, and gain a basic knowledge of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and Process Safety Management.

ISO 14001 is the world's best-known environmental management system standard, and it provides a systematic framework to help organizations protect the environment through balanced socio-economic means. This training program in the two-part series will offer an advanced overview of ISO 14001:2015 and what the updates mean for your business.

This first training program in the two-part series will focus on the basic precepts of ISO 14001:2015. Attendees will gain an understanding of the concepts, principles and interpretation of the ISO 14001:2015 standard. This session will also analyze how the revision will impact your business.