At Sentry, we offer more than just insurance. We’re here to help you prevent claims from happening in the first place. We offer a range of safety webinars throughout the year to help you build a culture of safety and reduce losses.
Slips, trips, and falls are prevalent in every industry. For many organizations, they’re the leading cause of loss. In this webinar, we’ll discuss some of the best practices to help reduce the incident potential of this common exposure.
Any moving machine part can cause serious injury. That’s why properly safeguarding machines is vital. In this webinar, we’ll help attendees recognize when safeguarding is needed and how to identify different types of guarding that meet regulatory requirements.
OSHA has many requirements when it comes to recordkeeping and reporting. During this webinar, we’ll discuss which records are required, how to classify or reclassify incidents, when and how to report serious injuries, the requirements of annual reporting, and what to expect when OSHA shows up at your doorstep.
The first step to avoiding OSHA citations is to stay up-to-date on current standards. We’ll review recent OSHA citations, the latest updates to existing standards, and the topics OSHA plans to focus on throughout the year.
In this webinar, we’ll look at how SPHM programs can impact both caregiver and patient safety, along with meeting goals for quality and practice initiatives by analyzing data and outcome measurement.
Whether your business operations include welding, machining, woodworking, or painting, inhalation is a common route of exposure for employees in the workplace. In this presentation, we’ll discuss identifying common inhalation exposures, selecting appropriate respiratory protection, and developing and managing a respiratory protection program that aligns with OSHA’s respiratory protection standard.
Hearing loss is one of the main causes of workers’ compensation claims. Understanding how to control and mitigate sources of noise exposure is critical to reduce the risk of hearing loss, and associated claims. We’ll discuss how noise impacts the body, and how to select appropriate hearing protection. Participants will also learn how to develop and manage a hearing conservation program that aligns with OSHA’s standards.
Office spaces, a common occupational environment, can have risk exposures. Poor indoor air quality affects employees’ comfort and health. In this presentation, we’ll discuss the components of indoor air quality, general parameters, addressing air quality and mold concerns in the office, and preventative maintenance.
Learn how to accurately quantify industrial hygiene risk exposures in this presentation. We’ll discuss common risks, review Safety Data Sheets (SDS), plan exposure assessments, and talk about how to compare results to relevant exposure limits from OSHA, ACGIH, and NIOSH. We’ll also discuss how to develop a proactive approach to addressing potential exposures.
As a manager, you want to keep your employees safe. Listening to their workplace safety concerns is a good first step. In this presentation, we’ll discuss how to address employee concerns, come up with an action plan, and handle OSHA complaints. Participants in this interactive session will develop skills, such as holding an employee interview and conducting a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA).
Driver training is a critical part of any fleet safety program. We’ll look at initial, ongoing, and remedial types of training. We’ll also discuss the topics you should address with employees, including defensive driving, distracted driving, and vehicle maintenance. This webinar will also look at various types of delivery methods.
Different types of crashes require different levels of response both at the time of the incident and after. We’ll look at everything from minor incidents to fatal crash situations. And we’ll discuss how to use available resources and best practices to help minimize risk exposure.
As a product manufacturer, it’s important that you stay up-to-date with industry standards that apply to your business and your products. The new ANSI Z535.7 standard gives guidance on providing product safety information through the use of electronic media—including video materials, webpages, smartphones/tablets, and virtual reality. In this webinar, we’ll cover a range of topics related to this standard, including:
• Scope and purpose of the standard
• Application and use in your business practices
• Benefits and importance of standards compliance
If you have any questions, on any of these webinars, please contact safetyservices@sentry.com.
