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Risk mitigation planning can help you identify and assess potential risks that can cause project delays and additional costs to your business. Planning is the cornerstone of success for construction projects. We’ll focus on project preparation and best practices.

Safety inspections and safety audits are often used interchangeably, but they are actually two different processes designed to address different aspects of safety management. Safety inspections focus on people, equipment, and unsafe practices. A safety audit is a structured assessment that examines processes, programs, and training to ensure regulatory compliance, as well as identify potential weaknesses in your safety program. The safety audit findings help organizations optimize safety and health programs, and improve overall safety management.

During this webinar, we’ll discuss the steps you can take to create a successful near-miss program and how to accomplish each of the following steps:

• Create a positive reporting process

• Encourage employee participation in the near-miss process

• Identify near-miss trends

• How to identify and implement corrective actions

• Successfully recognize team members for contributing

A successful near-miss program isn’t just paperwork—it’s a cultural tool. When team members feel safe reporting near-misses and they’re able to witness the improvements their input created, program participation grows, and your workplace becomes safer for all.

We’ll discuss:

• Types of construction claims

• Key safety strategies and accident prevention for these types of claims with a claims expert, including:

  • Identification, collection, and preservation of relevant information for the claims team

  • Claims documentation and notifications

  • Overview of claims process

• What to do when accidents happen

Depending on your industry, OSHA inspections come with the territory. You may have questions like:

• What are my rights and responsibilities?

• How do I prepare for an inspection?

• What do I do during and after the compliance officer’s visit?

Don’t worry. We’re here to help you prepare for an unexpected OSHA inspection.

Some complex jobsites require subcontractors to hire their own subcontractors to perform additional work. During this session we’ll discuss

• Legally binding agreements that transfer financial and legal loss liability to the party that’s best able to prevent or control it.

• Why it’s critical to manage the risks that these hired subcontractors can pose to your business.

• The different types of risk transfers, their importance, and the steps you can take to manage the performance of subcontractors working under you.

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 guarding is needed

• How to identify different types of guarding

• Which regulatory requirements each type of guarding meets

Risks to businesses are constantly changing. Climate change and cyber security are two of the most pressing challenges for business owners today. Rising temperatures, floods, and severe storms that were once infrequent are now common occurrences. The emergence of AI and our increased hyperconnectivity also creates new challenges. During this session we’ll discuss these risks and how to protect infrastructure, employees, and business information.

Does your business use cranes? If so, this webinar can help teach you about:

• Certain types of cranes

• Different types of cane inspections

• How to train employees in crane safety, including signaling

• Crane maintenance requirements

• Different types of rigging

• Rigging inspections and requirements

As a business owner, the importance of minimizing downtime and financial losses in the face of unexpected disruptions can’t be overstated. During this session, we’ll focus on developing strategies for manufacturing plants to withstand, respond to, and recover from disruptions.

Fleet risk management has received a lot of focus lately that’s caused increased auto claims costs and other significant exposures associated with vehicle crashes. We’ll discuss what’s causing this focus on fleet management and how to quantify these exposures.

In this webinar, we’ll discuss:

• The key components of hiring and onboarding high-quality drivers

• What different types of fleets are doing to put safety first

Note: This webinar will be done in cooperation with InCheck.

• Creating effective vehicle maintenance programs

• Purchasing the right vehicles for your business

• Using correct safety technologies to improve fleet safety performance

We’ll discuss the common misconceptions and potential risks caused by outsourcing transportation and allowing employees to drive their own vehicles.

How can cost-conscious fleets impact safety performance in an era of diminishing resources? We’ll discuss:

• Coaching drivers

• Identifying at-risk drivers

• Destroying the myth of best drivers

We’ll learn to effectively manage accidents to minimize your organization’s risk exposure. This includes staff training to help ensure the correct information is collected and controlled following the accident.

Poor indoor air quality impacts human health, comfort, and productivity. It can result in headaches, respiratory complaints, reduced productivity, and increased stress. Since there’s no OSHA standard for mold or indoor air quality, office air quality often takes a back seat to production floor safety and health.

In this webinar, we’ll discuss:

• Indoor air quality and mold

• Sampling methods

• Industry standards

• How you can improve indoor air quality with improved ventilation and administrative controls

Heat-related illness is one of the biggest issues in the workplace today. To tackle this problem, we’ll discuss:

• The importance of understanding factors and conditions that cause heat stress

• How to prevent heat stress

• What to do when employees overheat

• The shifting regulatory environment

Learn how to mitigate industrial hygiene exposures and protect your workers and your bottom line. We’ll explore unique hazards of the food manufacturing environment, including:

• Specific ingredients

• Sanitizers

• Cleaning agents to watch out for and how to use them safely

This webinar is a must-attend for safety professionals, plant managers, and anyone involved in food production who is committed to a healthier, safer, and more productive workplace.

Effective ventilation is essential for both comfort and protection of workers across work environments. We’ll explore practical strategies and regulatory requirements for implementing safe and efficient ventilation systems. Specific topics will include:

• Applications for manufacturing operations

• Laboratory settings

• Welding processes

• General facility ventilation

• OSHA requirements

• Industry best practices

• Practical approaches to maintaining healthy indoor air quality and controlling workplace exposures

In this webinar, healthcare security leaders will share leading practices and outcome data on their programs and what they’ve implemented to achieve a safer workplace and the challenges they’ve overcome.

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 through use of data and outcome measurement.