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Learn how to prevent workplace electrical fatalities especially from overhead power lines, with a focus on protecting utility workers through safer practices and awareness. Register now!
Duration: 1 hour
Sponsored by
Salisbury, Enespro, Vector Solutions
Facility safety is a cornerstone of any effective workplace safety program. In this program, OH&S Executive Editor and Publisher David Kopf will interview Greg about pressing facility safety concerns. However, the real spotlight belongs to your questions. Whether you're grappling with slip-and-fall prevention, warehouse traffic management, ergonomics, heat stress, or compliance with OSHA’s NEP on Warehousing and Distribution Centers, this is your chance to ask Greg Zigulis directly.
Duration: 1 hour
Sponsored by
Bilco, Honeywell, Bradley
In this live Q&A webinar, we’ll explore how digital fire simulation technology enables more realistic, scalable, and accessible fire training across industrial, commercial, and municipal environments. Register now!
Duration: 1 hour
Sponsored by
LION
Join this live webinar to hear from safety leaders who have navigated the challenges of rolling out safety software, sharing actionable lessons on planning, communication, gaining frontline buy-in, measuring success, and driving engagement to unlock the full potential of digital tools. Register now!
Duration: 1 hour
Sponsored by
BIS Safety Software Inc.
With both Canada and the U.S. updating their hazard communication regulations to GHS Revision 7, this webinar explores the critical similarities and key regulatory differences that may impact the feasibility of a single SDS and label across both countries. Attendees will gain expert insights into Trade Secrets, PHNOC/HHNOC classifications, SDS content variations, language requirements, and transition timelines—plus practical strategies to navigate compliance challenges on both sides of the border.
Sponsored by
KPA, 3E Company®
Participants will gain a structured understanding of how to assess risks using tools like vulnerability analysis, exposure estimation, and the DECIDE process. The session also clarifies distinctions between incidental releases and HAZWOPER-triggering emergencies, and discusses proper selection and training of first responders, including awareness-level personnel, operations-level responders, and hazardous materials technicians. Whether you're responsible for preparedness, compliance, or response execution, this session will help you build a foundation for safer and more effective decision-making under pressure.
Sponsored by
Howard Leight, Philips., 3E Company®