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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.


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.


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.


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.


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.


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.


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.


Working Safely Around High-Voltage Utility Systems

This session explores common electrical hazards faced by workers who work near overhead power lines, underground cables, and energized utility systems. Attendees will learn practical strategies for preventing incidents, working safely with utilities, and responding effectively when equipment contacts an energized power line.


Closing the Safety Loop: Connecting Incident Management and Job Safety Analysis

Every incident provides valuable insights, but the strongest safety programs use those lessons to prevent future risks. This webinar explores how integrating Incident Management with Job Safety Analysis (JSA) creates a continuous cycle of improvement, helping organizations identify hazards, strengthen controls, and enhance workplace safety. You'll also discover how AI-powered EHS software can support incident investigations, uncover trends, improve JSA quality, and enable a more proactive, data-driven approach to risk prevention.


When Every Minute Matters: PPE Featuring Automatic Emergency Response for Workers

When a worker experiences a severe head impact, a fall from heights, or any medical event that leaves them unable to communicate, delays in emergency response times can have serious consequences. Join us as we explore new innovations that organizations are using to improve worker safety through connected tech, emergency preparedness, and faster access to critical event information.


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.


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.


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.


Powered Industrial Truck Compliance: Training, Inspections, and Expert Answers

Incidents involving forklifts, motorized pallet jacks, and other powered industrial trucks (PITs) lead to thousands of injuries each year, driving up OSHA fines, workers’ comp costs, and lost productivity. If your employees operate this equipment, PIT safety must be a constant focus. Join J. J. Keller’s compliance experts for a focused webcast on powered industrial truck safety and OSHA requirements.


From Response to Resilience: A Business Continuity Approach to Workplace Violence

Join OH&S Executive Editor David Kopf for an Executive Q&A with two BSI experts who help organizations prepare for and recover from disruptive events. Together, they’ll discuss how evolving workplace violence requirements intersect with broader business continuity planning, what organizations should be doing before an incident occurs, and where many employers still fall short in protecting both their people and their operations. Most importantly, this is your opportunity to ask questions and receive practical guidance tailored to the real-world challenges you’re facing.