| | 10 Biggest Myths of OSHA Inspections & Litigation
Wednesday, February 26th
You know the safety and health requirements for your workplace. You know how to keep your employees safe.
But do you know what happens when OSHA knocks and demands to investigate your workplace for alleged OSHA infractions? Do you know what OSHA can and can’t do, what your rights are, and what happens if OSHA issues you citations?
This webinar will explore the 10 biggest and most common myths surrounding the OSHA investigation and litigation process so that if OSHA knocks, you know what to do.
| | | Strengthening Safety Culture: The Affective Approach
Thursday, February 27th
We know that rules and regulations along with policies and procedures are essential for running an efficient, productive, and safe organization. But, research shows that policies alone are not enough to change behavior and transform a safety culture.
This webinar will explain how you can use affective communication to help enhance safety communications, engage employees, and lead to safer behaviors.
By better understanding human motivational factors and their impact on leadership and the decision-making process, you’ll discover how you can reach employees’ hearts and minds to change behavior and enrich safety culture.
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Don't Experiment with Your Safety - Choosing the Right Lab Coat
Tuesday, March 10th
Lab coats have been used for decades, but they have typically been made from polyester or polyester/cotton blends with the primary purpose being to keep foreign materials off of the clothing worn under the coat.
However, with increased awareness around of the number of burn injuries related to thermal and chemical lab accidents, the use of flame resistant and chemical splash protective (FRCP) lab coats in research and commercial labs is becoming a more widely adopted component to of lab safety.
In this webinar, we’ll take you through the basics of the chemical protection market, discuss common laboratory hazards and highlight the difference between FR, CP, FRCP and non-FR lab coats.
| | | Surviving a Cyberattack
Thursday, April 2nd
Pilz was hit with a ransomware cyberattack on October 13, 2019. Pilz chose not to comply with the attacker’s demands because doing so would have rewarded their efforts and financed additional attacks on others.
More importantly, Pilz chose to stand strong to guarantee their data and the data of their customers wasn’t further compromised, potentially leaving them vulnerable to future attacks.
Join this webinar to learn how Pilz not only survived the attack, but is coming back stronger than ever. Learn what you can do to help make your company stronger in any crisis.
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