Receiving an OSHA complaint can catch even the most prepared employers off guard. In this webcast, we outline the critical steps to take when a complaint is filed—how to respond effectively, maintain compliance, and protect your organization. You’ll learn how to manage communication with OSHA, support your employees' rights, and prepare for potential follow-up actions or inspections. Stay informed and ready to handle complaints with confidence.

This informative webinar focuses on air permitting requirements and regulatory applicability. We review the most common types of air emission sources found in industrial and manufacturing settings, along with the reasons air permits are required at the local, state and federal levels. The session also walks through the permitting process, from determining applicability to submitting an application, and outline key compliance obligations once a permit is issued.

This informative webinar focuses on the risks of heat stress and its impact on employees across various industries. We'll cover the contributing factors of heat stress and how our body responds to increasing temperature and humidity levels in the workplace. By monitoring personal and environmental factors, we can proactively limit and or reduce the likelihood of heat related symptoms or illnesses associated with heat stress in the workplace. By the end of the webinar, attendees will: understand the hazards associated with heat stress, proactively identify early symptoms, and reduce the risk of employee exposure in their workplaces

This webinar provides an overview of current and emerging regulations surrounding per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in stormwater and wastewater permitting, highlighting how regulatory frameworks are evolving to address this persistent environmental concern. Practical methods for identifying PFAS at industrial facilities, including effective source investigation techniques and proper sampling protocols are reviewed. The webinar explores common sources and industrial uses of PFAS, helping facilities across multiple sectors understand where these compounds are likely to be present.

This webinar will showcase the robust U.S. Compliance SDS Manager offering, one of our three digital solutions that seamlessly integrates with our EHS CaaS service. The SDS Manager not only provides centralized online storage and management of safety data sheets, but also auto-updates your SDS sheets. The system generates secondary container labels automatically, has one-click Right to Know information for onsite personnel, and fully indexes your chemicals for easier reporting. Discover how this tool can provide easy access to your SDS information, simplify reporting, and enable high quality chemical management across your organization.

Understanding OSHA’s Industrial Hygiene testing requirements is essential to ensuring worker safety and OSHA compliance. This webinar will discuss this important OSHA requirement, address general requirements and discuss our effective and affordable model to accomplish all types of monitoring.

In this free webinar, we'll clarify who is required to complete DOT HazMat training, including an overview of the regulatory requirements, the types of employees who must undergo training, and the importance of maintaining certification. Attendees will walk away with a better understanding of their responsibilities and the potential consequences of non-compliance. Join us to ensure you're meeting all DOT HazMat training requirements for your team.

During this session we will explore the various tasks that employees perform that will require electrical training. As employers determine what level of training to provide their employees, we will go into detail to help them determine who should receive training and what information should be provided.