Federal OSHA Regulatory Compliance Training - Live Webinars, Recordings & CDs

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.

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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 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.

Learn 10 major difference between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA and how to respond to it in case of OSHA inspection.

This environmental regulation training will explain in details the differences between California Environmental Regulations and U.S. EPA and Other State Requirements.

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 discuss the most frequently found safety hazards in medical and dental offices, the OSHA requirements and standards that apply, and how to ensure compliance.

Trenching and shoring accidents can be catastrophic and lead to life-threatening injuries and fatalities. This webinar will cover the regulatory requirements of 29 CFR 1926.650: trenching and shoring activities.

This webinar will discuss employer responsibility as described by OSHA and how that aids in security within an organization. Participants will obtain best practices to ensure personal safety of their employees, visitors and contractors.

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.

Learn the legal differences and financial aspects involved in determining someone as an employee or an independent contractor. This training will discuss in detail the Do's and Don'ts in hiring an employee versus an independent contractor.

Regulatory compliance audits can be taxing and worrisome for anyone. Having an OSHA, EPA or State Department of Environmental Quality Audit can open an organization up to receiving regulatory citations, monetary fines, negative company press, etc. The purpose of this webinar is to cover the key concepts of how to successfully navigate through a compliance audit.

This course will describe how to develop a job hazard analysis to address chemical hazards and develop controls to protect workers. It will emphasize the need for PPE (personal protective equipment) training and address the appropriate PPE gear to protect construction workers and to use in laboratories.

This webinar will discuss the importance of developing a formalized first aid, CPR, and AED training plan. It will review OSHA standards for emergency response and offer guidelines for first aid, CPR and AED administration.

This training program will clearly define all requirements of the Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA). It will discuss best practices for developing TSCA written plans and TSCA training plans, as well as breakdown all components of the TSCA.

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 focus on NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) national environmental policies and goals. It will also discuss provisions for governmental agencies to effect NEPA, establishing the QEC in the Executive Office of the President.