Webinars

J. J. Keller experts cover who in your organization should receive safety training, when training should (or must) be provided and why providing that training is important.

ProcessMAP experts will guide you on actions to take, and pitfalls to avoid, to deliver measurable gains over your organization's 2022 safety performance. Learn to sharpen your skills in identifying incident blind spots, enhancing employee engagement and more.

Join experts from CompScience to learn about new plug-and-play safety analytics solutions that generate deep insights for risk management.

In this webinar, Jason Lucas, safety speaker, author and consultant with more than 20 years of experience, will share the value of community in safety, including a discussion of the differences between culture and community.

Join J. J. Keller subject-matter experts for an overview of several key training topics for general industry, including hazard communication, forklifts, lockout/tagout, walking-working surfaces and bloodborne pathogens.

Learn the secrets to an effective safety incentives program from Bill Sims Jr., a safety leader with more than 30 years of experience. He’ll explain the difference between a poorly designed safety program and a behavior-based safety incentives program, and what you need to know about positive reinforcement.

In this webinar, Scott Gaddis from Intelex, Fern Beauchamp from Vanson Bourne and John Dony from the National Safety Council will discuss a recent survey and current trends around finding critical EHS and ESG data from disparate systems.

Join J. J. Keller experts as they answer some of the tough questions regarding forklift safety and compliance: The scope of OSHA’s standard on PIT; training – who, when, what and by whom; inspections; maintenance, and more.

During this webinar, experts from J. J. Keller will cover: What needs to be included in your written hazard communication program; how to ensure it stays updated; how to make it accessible to employees; and more.

This webinar will explore two serious incidents to illustrate the discrepancy that often occurs when high-voltage qualified workers manage low-voltage as compared to their work with high-voltage. Experts will explain some similarities and differences between these two voltage systems, as well as the standards that apply to each.