Webinars

Register now to let Shawn Galloway lead you on a journey balancing case studies with practical execution guidance that focuses on these five capacities for safety excellence: system, leadership, culture, engagement and strategic.

During this webinar, we’ll answer: What OSHA and ANSI standards establish first aid requirements?; What type of first aid supplies are required, and in what quantities? Must you have trained employees onsite, or can you rely on outside emergency medical help?; and other top FAQs!

Join experts from KPA as they dive into the key factors that contribute to a successful safety program, including: Safety program tips to survive the year ahead; what’s on the horizon with OSHA and the Environmental Protection Agency; the impact of safety culture and leadership buy-in on EHS performance; and more.   Register now.

How do you deliver training that workers will remember on the job? During this webinar, safety training expert Linda Tapp offers six techniques for increasing retention, along with a collection of interactive activities that can be used immediately.

Let J. J. Keller experts explain how to optimize your construction safety program, including: Cornerstones of construction safety; need-to-know construction safety topics; demystifying today’s construction industrial hygiene issues; maintaining environmental stewardship on a construction jobsite; and more.

During this webinar, you’ll learn why safety shouldn’t be a priority but a value. Tim Page-Bottorff, a popular safety speaker and author, will also share examples of value statements demonstrating safety’s importance and share the six climate success factors that will help you to create a road map toward value.

Join J. J. Keller experts to better understand PSM, from determining if you have a covered process to compiling required process information, implementing your operating procedures and more.

In this webinar, you will learn: What’s new from OSHA; how to address specific initiatives; new approaches to enforcement; tips for “impressing” OSHA regulators during inspections; and more.

This webinar examines common equipment and tasks that can lead to arc flash and shock incidents. The complexities of transitioning from rule to practice is where end users are left most vulnerable to electrical hazards. Plugging these gaps will no doubt preserve the life of workers and safety of equipment.

J. J. Keller experts will explain the three main types of hazards that cause falls: unsafe environment, unsafe equipment and unsafe behavior. They’ll also cover three fall prevention strategies: eliminating hazards, using passive methods and using administrative controls.