Beyond Water, Rest, and Shade: Measuring Cognition in the Heat

Most heat safety program measurements rely on either the environment or the body: heat index, temperature, hydration, or heart rate. Almost none measure the variable that fails first, cognition. Heat degrades attention, judgment, and decision-making before core temperature ever spikes, and long before a worker feels unwell. Read the narrative of most heat incidents and a bad decision sits early in the timeline, before any recordable injury, yet no conventional program tracks it. In this session, Dr. Douglas Casa of the Korey Stringer Institute and Randall Arms of Epicore Biosystems pair the science with the field. Dr. Casa brings decades of research on exertional heat illness, hydration, and preventing heat-related harm across sport, the military, and industry. Randall brings a practitioner's view of what heat safety looks like when production pressure meets high-risk, non-routine work. Together they make the case that cognition is the missing metric in occupational heat safety: when judgment starts to slip, why individual variation means group thresholds miss the workers most at risk, and what safety leaders can measure on the worker today to close the gap between compliance and protection. Attendees will leave with a practical way to treat cognition as a leading indicator, not a post-incident explanation.

Sponsored by Epicore Biosystems

Eliminate Contractor Compliance Risks Before They Reach Your Facility

This webinar explores common gaps in contractor safety management, including missing qualifications, incomplete training records, expired documentation and inconsistent site requirements. Attendees will learn how proactive verification and centralized oversight can help ensure contractors are qualified and compliant before arriving onsite, reduce risk and delays, and improve visibility and recordkeeping across facilities and projects.

Duration: 1 Hour

Sponsored by FacilityOS

Executive Q&A: Using AI to Build Connected, Insight‑Driven Safety Programs

In this Executive Q&A, we’ll explore how safety and operations leaders are approaching AI not as a standalone application, but as part of a broader, connected safety ecosystem. The discussion will focus on how organizations are aligning technology, data, and human processes to improve situational awareness, strengthen training effectiveness, and standardize safety practices without increasing complexity.

Duration: 1 hour

Sponsored by Matrix Design Group

OSHA’s Top 10 Most Costly Violations: A Plant Manager’s Guide

This webinar examines OSHA’s Top 10 most cited violations in manufacturing, including common risk areas, penalty structures and repeat-violation multipliers. Attendees will learn practical strategies to identify and address compliance gaps, prevent costly citations and use connected safety management systems to strengthen workplace safety.

Sponsored by Novara

Rooftop Safety Simplified: A Practical Guide to OSHA Compliance

This training session explores critical rooftop safety hazards, including access points, rooftop openings and unprotected edges, while covering applicable OSHA standards and the use of a Risk Assessment Matrix to evaluate risks. Attendees will gain practical insights and learn how engineered solutions can help protect workers during rooftop access, maintenance and other tasks at height.

Sponsored by Kee Safety

Bloodborne Pathogens Terminology: Make Sense of OSHA’s Words and Strengthen Your Compliance

This webcast simplifies OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens Standard by explaining more than 70 essential terms and how they connect to the regulation’s core requirements. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of BBP compliance, learn how to avoid common pitfalls and prepare for a practical Q&A session with J. J. Keller experts.

Sponsored by J. J. Keller & Associates Inc.

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.

Sponsored by Hytera US Inc.

Using OSHA’s Top 10 as a Self-Assessment Tool

OSHA’s Top 10 most frequently cited standards can serve as a practical tool for identifying weaknesses in workplace safety programs before they lead to injuries or citations. This webinar will show employers how to use the latest citation data to uncover gaps in hazard recognition, training, supervision and safety management—and turn those findings into meaningful improvements.

Sponsored by Novara, American Society of Safety Professionals, PIP Global Safety, FacilityOS, Vector Solutions, DuraLabel, Moldex

No need to stress over compliance with CompliPOINT: Robust Technology Help with EHS and Training Scaled for Small, Medium and Large Companies 

This session explores the growing middle-market segment and the need for scalable EHS technology solutions tailored to small and medium-sized organizations. It highlights how Transitional Reality™ training bridges traditional courses and VR to build critical skills, confidence and competency while addressing complex safety challenges.

Sponsored by compliPOINT

Executive Q&A: Putting AI-Powered Forklift Safety Into Practice

This Executive Q&A explores how AI-powered technology can improve forklift and powered industrial truck safety, from identifying the need for technology to selecting the right solution and partner. David Kopf and Jackson Phillips will discuss organizational readiness, implementation, workforce buy-in and scaling successful safety technology across facilities, while giving attendees the opportunity to ask their own questions.

Sponsored by Matrix Design Group

Behavioral Hand Safety: How nudge theory helps reduce hand injuries

Explore how nudge theory can influence safer decision-making and help prevent hand injuries beyond traditional training and signage. Learn practical ways to identify hidden risks and design workplace environments that encourage safer choices.

Sponsored by Superior Glove

AI in Safety: Practical Applications, Emerging Trends and What’s Next

Technology is rapidly transforming the way safety professionals identify risks, analyze data and make informed decisions. As AI tools become more accessible, understanding how to use them effectively — and responsibly — is becoming an essential skill for today’s safety leaders.

Sponsored by Frontline Data Solutions, FacilityOS, Vector Solutions, Safety MojoAI

The Hidden Risks in Your Hearing Conservation Program and How to Fix Them

A strong hearing testing program prevents noise-induced hearing loss and keeps you OSHA compliant, but many programs are undermined by a set of common, hard-to-spot pitfalls. The result is low participation, wasted spend, and program inefficiencies that create compliance exposure without realizing it.

Sponsored by SHOEBOX

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.

Sponsored by EHS Insight