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Webinars

  • Stop Doing Safety For Them: Redistributing Ownership Before It Breaks Your Program (and Your People)

    This session explores the challenges EHS professionals face when safety is treated as the responsibility of one department rather than a shared organizational responsibility. Attendees will learn how a distributed accountability framework can empower leaders, supervisors, and workers to own safety while allowing EHS teams to focus on system design, coaching, and maintaining standards.

  • Facility Safety: Protecting People, Assets & Uptime

    Retrofitting safety solutions into existing facilities presents unique challenges, especially when layouts, equipment, and processes cannot be easily changed. This session explores practical strategies for implementing compliant, effective safety systems while maintaining productivity and minimizing downtime. Attendees will learn how to overcome common retrofit obstacles, evaluate existing risks, and design solutions that workers will use with confidence.

  • Protecting Lone Workers in an Unpredictable Work Environment

    Join Occupational Health & Safety Editor-in-Chief David Kopf as he sits down with Stephen Luke, Safety Consultant for North America & Europe at SoloProtect and Karen F. Tynan, shareholder at Ogletree Deakins, for a practical discussion on meeting today's lone worker safety challenges. Drawing on real-world examples and lessons learned across industries, Stephen will share strategies for assessing risk, building organizational support, implementing effective lone worker programs, and leveraging technology as part of a comprehensive approach to workforce safety.


Whitepapers

  • Facility Safety Handbook

    Facility safety is not limited to managing physical hazards and meeting regulatory requirements. As facilities become more automated, connected and complex, safety professionals must balance core responsibilities like hazard recognition, PPE, emergency preparedness and OSHA compliance with evolving technologies, integrated systems and cross-functional collaboration. That's why OH&S has published the Facility Safety Handbook, bringing together practical insights to help safety leaders strengthen compliance, reduce workplace risk and support safer facility operations.

  • Two-Way Radio Systems – A Practical Comparison for OH&S

    This white paper presents a comparison of professional DMR two-way radio systems that use licensed UHF and VHF frequencies and nationwide Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) systems that use mobile operator 4G/5G/LTE cellular networks. Whether you are deploying a new two-way radio system or upgrading the range and capacity to your existing system, this white paper will help you determine the best solutions to improve worker safety and the performance of your OH&S team. In addition, you will learn about easy and cost-effective ways to migrate from analog to digital and how to interconnect different radio systems for wide area coverage.

  • Safety Technology Handbook

    Workplace safety is evolving beyond traditional methods of audits, inspections, and lagging indicators. Today’s safety leaders are increasingly turning to connected technologies, AI-driven insights, and real-time data to identify risks earlier and prevent incidents before they occur. Work safety is seeing a shift toward predictive, data-driven safety management.


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