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  • Hazard Communications: Where are we and what’s left to be done to achieve a full US HAZCOM compliance?

    As OSHA moves toward full alignment with GHS Revisions 7 and 8, organizations must prepare for updated Safety Data Sheets, labels, and employee training requirements. This interactive session will explore compliance timelines, the phased approach for substances and mixtures, and practical strategies for planning ahead. Through real-world examples and audience discussion, attendees will gain insights into making informed compliance decisions and addressing unique regulatory challenges.

  • Turning HazCom Compliance into Workplace Safety

    In this practical webinar, Michelle Cervoni, Industrial Hygienist with the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA), will explore how organizations can turn regulatory requirements into effective workplace practices. Drawing on her experience with MIOSHA, Cervoni will discuss common HazCom violations and compliance gaps observed in the field, essentials of Safety Data Sheets (SDS) compliance, and key elements of the 2024 HazCom update aligned with GHS Revision 7. Attendees will gain insight into how safety leaders can strengthen their programs, improve worker understanding, and ensure HazCom systems function as intended.

  • HazCom, Hazmat, HazWaste, and HAZWOPER: Navigating OSHA, DOT, and EPA Chemical Compliance

    This free webinar explores these four major sets of regulations to help you better navigate the basics of chemical compliance. The more you understand them, the easier, faster, and less costly your compliance efforts may be. So don’t miss out.


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  • The Easy Way to Standardize Pipe Marking

    Pipes carry everything from hazardous chemicals to water and steam. This quick start guide helps facilities implement a compliant pipe marking system with ANSI/ASME and OSHA guidance, color-coding standards, placement best practices, and a facility checklist. Download the guide today to build a safer, more organized, and compliant pipe marking system.

  • Complying with the OSHA Final Rule Improve Tracking of Workplace Injuries and Illness

    In May of 2016, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued a final rule “Improve Tracking of Workplace Injuries and Illnesses” to revise its recording and reporting occupational injuries and illnesses regulation. The final rule requires employers in certain industries to electronically submit to OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping data included on the 300A, 300, and 301 forms.

  • Innovations in Chemical Protection

    The chemical protection market has remained unchanged in the last thirty years despite industry advancements and changes. Consequently, workers and purchasing agents have experienced serious gaps in their wants and needs for chemical protection with the products currently available.


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