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Construction: Why You Must Promote a Crew-Based Safety Climate on Your Jobs, and the Best Ways to Make It Happen
Construction: Why You Must Promote a Crew-Based Safety Climate on Your Jobs, and the Best Ways to Make It Happen Audio Conference
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Construction sites are a favorite target of the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA), given the frequency and severity of on-the-job injuries. Traditional safety approaches and training often fall short in this area because they focus on individuals . . .
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Frontline Supervisors, Forepersons, and Managers: Why They Are Your First Line of Defense Against Injuries and Lawsuits; How to Optimize Their Role
Frontline Supervisors, Forepersons, and Managers: Why They Are Your First Line of Defense Against Injuries and Lawsuits; How to Optimize Their Role Audio Conference
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Often times, the decision on whom to promote to a supervisory position is based on how well the person performs his or her assigned job. And it makes sense to promote a person as a reward for a job well done. But many times, the new supervisor is unintentionally set up for failure. . . .
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EHS Metrics: How to Cut Through the Clutter and Measure What's Important; Key Tips for Success
EHS Metrics: How to Cut Through the Clutter and Measure What's Important; Key Tips for Success Audio Conference
Friday, June 13, 2008
In today's information economy, we often gather and collect information without the foggiest idea of what to do with it--and EHS professionals are not immune. You probably gather data through observations, measure incident rates, and track reports and statistics . . .
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Heat Stress at Work: How to Keep Your Employees Safe, Healthy, and Productive
Heat Stress at Work: How to Keep Your Employees Safe, Healthy, and Productive Audio Conference
Monday, June 16, 2008
Heat stroke kills over 4,000 people annually, and thousands more suffer heat-related illnesses and injuries every year. In 2006, California became the first state to adopt a heat stress regulation after a spike of 13 heat-related deaths in 2005. . . .
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Return-to-Work Programs: How to Get Your Injured Employees Back on the Job Quickly—While Avoiding Unnecessary Legal Risks
Return-to-Work Programs: How to Get Your Injured Employees Back on the Job Quickly—While Avoiding Unnecessary Legal Risks Audio Conference
Originally presented on January 17, 2008
As an employer, you want your injured workers back on the job as soon as possible. But there's a lot to consider--including how to properly accommodate workers who may now be considered disabled under California's stringent Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA). . . .
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DOWNLOAD: Personal Protective Equipment; What Do You Need, When Do You Need It, and How Do You Ensure Its Effectiveness?
DOWNLOAD: Personal Protective Equipment; What Do You Need,
When Do You Need It, and How Do You Ensure Its Effectiveness? It would be nice if workplaces could be made completely safe--if hazards could be eliminated, guarded, enclosed, rendered benign--but for some workplaces and some types of work, it just isn't going to happen . . . more »
Emergency Planning and Response: How to Manage the Media — and Contain Negative Publicity — in the Event of a Crisis at Your Workplace
Emergency Planning and Response: How to Manage the Media — and Contain Negative Publicity — in the Event of a Crisis at Your Workplace Audio Conference
Originally presented on June 13, 2007
It is not pleasant to think about a crisis at your workplace that draws news outlets to your door--but planning ahead for this contingency is vital for the well-being of both your workers and your business. Join us on June 13 for an in-depth audio conference on preparing your company for the possibility of a media event . . .
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DOWNLOAD: The Dollars and Cents of Safety--Why Safety's Bottom Line Is a Boon to Business; Learn How to Reap the Benefits for Your Workplace
DOWNLOAD: The Dollars and Cents of Safety--Why Safety's Bottom Line Is a Boon to Business;
Learn How to Reap the Benefits for Your Workplace Where does safety show up on your company's balance sheet? Is it always and only in the expense column? If so, you may not be fully aware of all of your safety program's benefits. Many studies have demonstrated that an investment in safety not only prevents injury-related losses but significantly increases productivity--companies that have measured it report increases of 10 percent or more. Keep reading to find out how you can make the case to management that safety is no charitable contribution but a genuine investment with measurable positive returns. . . . more »
DOWNLOAD: Powered Industrial Trucks: California's Requirements for Equipment, Workplace Postings, Safe Operation, and Training
DOWNLOAD: Powered Industrial Trucks:
California's Requirements for Equipment, Workplace Postings, Safe Operation, and Training This Special Report will help you navigate Cal/OSHA's sometimes—confusing industrial truck standards, which are arranged differently than federal OSHA's regulation and have different specific requirements. This Report will also help you ensure that your equipment meets Cal/OSHA standards by providing a comprehensive checklist you can use to inspect your equipment. . . . more »
DOWNLOAD: Key Differences Between California OSHA and Federal OSHA Special Report
DOWNLOAD: Key Differences Between California OSHA and Federal OSHA Special Report Whether you're a California employer looking to expand into another part of the country or an employer from outside California planning to expand your business into the state, California's occupational safety and health program and rules are likely to be an issue for you. This report covers some key differences between Cal/OSHA and Federal OSHA . . . more »
DOWNLOAD: Hazard Communication Training Special Report
DOWNLOAD: Hazard Communication Training Special Report The California Hazard Communication Regulation—contained in the Cal/OSHA rules—requires you to train employees about the dangerous substances they work with, and it's one of the most frequently violated standards. This Special Report will help you identify the key points of this Regulation, and aid in developing an effective Communication Training program for your organization. A helpful session outline guide for the training is also included. . . . more »
DOWNLOAD: Workplace Safety Committees: A Guide to Creating Committees that Prevent Accidents, Injuries, Comp Claims, and Lawsuits
DOWNLOAD: Workplace Safety Committees: A Guide to Creating Committees that Prevent Accidents, Injuries, Comp Claims, and Lawsuits If you want your safety committee to improve conditions in your workplace, you must be prepared to invest a good deal of energy and time designing and developing it. Before you call your first committee meeting, map out a clear picture of what you're trying to accomplish, how you will accomplish it, and which resources you have available. In this report, we'll show you a step-by-step system for organizing your committee. . . . more »
DOWNLOAD: The Nuts and Bolts of Safety Management Systems: What's In It for You and Your Employees?
DOWNLOAD: The Nuts and Bolts of Safety Management Systems: What's In It for You and Your Employees? We've put together—in a concise and straighforward report—what you need to know to identify the main elements and tools you need, and how you can implement core safety practices, to create an effective safety management system within your organization. . . . more »
DOWNLOAD: Safety Incentive Programs: How to Motivate Employees and Cut Workers' Comp Costs
DOWNLOAD: Safety Incentive Programs: How to Motivate Employees and Cut Workers' Comp Costs In this special report, we'll look at what companies have done to implement safety incentives successfully. We'll also point out several resources that can help you set up a safety incentive program quickly. Finally, we'll give you tips on selecting and designing a program that is right for you. . . . more »
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