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  • From Handwritten to Real-Time: A Safety Transformation Story

    Imagine running a safety program where procedures are handwritten and getting the information you need can take days. That was the reality for one leading automotive parts retailer and distributor. Hear how their safety team helped move the organization from paper and manual processes to automated safety management, giving teams faster access to updated information and a clearer picture of what’s happening across the business.

  • OSHA Training for General Industry: Key Training Elements of The Most Common Safety Topics

    This webinar explores the essential elements of effective safety training across key workplace hazards, including Hazard Communication, Lockout/Tagout, Walking-Working Surfaces and Bloodborne Pathogens. EHS professionals will gain practical insights to strengthen employee training, support OSHA compliance and address their questions during a live Q&A session.

  • 5 Ways New Radio Technology Improves Worker Safety

    This webinar explores the latest two-way radio technologies designed to improve worker safety, including LMR, 5G/LTE Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC), and hybrid connectivity solutions. Attendees will learn how to modernize radio systems, integrate multiple technologies, expand coverage, leverage safety-enhancing features, and improve incident response across organizations.


Whitepapers

  • Fire Safety Training for Higher Education

    This paper explores the importance of comprehensive fire safety training on college campuses, where residence halls, classrooms and other shared spaces can present significant fire risks. It covers fire extinguisher training, fire science fundamentals, regulatory requirements and modern hands-on and digital training tools designed to help students, faculty and staff respond effectively and improve campus safety.

  • Measure What Matters

    A practical guide to choosing the right safety KPIs. Learn the SMART framework, the Safety Pyramid, and 20 key questions to ensure your metrics drive real improvement instead of unintended consequences in your EHS program.

  • Top OSHA Compliance Strategies for Facility & EHS Teams

    U.S. manufacturers faced over $71.5 million in OSHA penalties last year, up from $54 million, driven by more than 16,600 citations across the industry. With maximum fines now reaching $16,550 per violation and $165,514 for repeat offenses, the cost of compliance gaps is rising fast. This guide breaks down the root causes, from untrained visitors to uncertified contractors and outdated emergency procedures. It provides practical strategies to improve documentation, strengthen audit readiness, and reduce risk. You’ll also learn how leading facilities are replacing manual processes with centralized systems to maintain compliance, avoid costly violations, and improve operational safety.


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