Oct. 2 Supercast: Fire Safety, Confined Spaces, Fall Protection

You can still register for one, two, or all three free webinars.

  • Sep 30, 2014

Three experts on the topics of fire safety, confined spaces, and general industry fall protection will present one-hour webinars during the Oct. 2, 2014, OH&S Supercast. Sign up now to learn about best practices in all three areas:

Walter S. Beattie, CSP, CFPS, CSHM, president of Beattie Fire Protection & Risk Consulting, LLC, will discuss fire sprinkler system maintenance in his Fire Sprinkler Systems: Ensuring Reliability Through Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance webinar.



Al Keiss, MS, CFPS, CSP, OHST, CHST, STS, EMT-P, of Med-Tex Services, Inc. will discuss confined space safety and will share details of the upcoming NFPA 350 confined space standard in his Confined Spaces -- Keeping Out of Hot Water webinar.

The Supercast's third speaker is Chuck Paulausky, CHMM, president of CPSE, LLC. His Don't Slip, Trip, or Fall for It! General Industry Requirements for Fall Protection presentation will cover railings, toeboards, floor openings, and addressing other challenges in general industry fall prevention.

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