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Join us for an insightful webinar on employee training and engagement. Our speakers, Shawn Smith, product director of training at KPA, and Taylor Thorn, senior product director at KPA, bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table.
Whether you’re looking to enhance your current training program or start from scratch, this webinar will provide actionable insights to help you effectively engage your frontline workers. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to transform your training approach.
Stay ahead of regulatory changes with an in-depth look at standards on weld fume exposure and the latest innovations in weld fume extraction systems. Experts will provide valuable insights into current regulations, upcoming changes and practical steps to ensure your operations remain compliant.
The webinar will also feature live demonstrations to showcase the different types of fume extraction solutions to consider for various welding applications. Learn about best practices for fume management and discover how engineering controls can enhance safety and efficiency in your workplace.
In the critical world of workplace safety, the principles of Human Organizational Performance have become widely used to guide organizations toward a more resilient and human-centric approach to health and safety operations. Join this webinar to learn how the five basic principles of HOP can help transform a business’s safety culture, enhance the well-being of workforces and improve the efficiency of operations.
Electrical safety is difficult to establish and even more so to sustain. OSHA has electrical safety requirements for commercial industry users, utilities and construction. These requirements govern technology and work practices. During this webinar, we’ll use principles from a consensus standard (NFPA 70E-2024) to establish specific – and customized – electrical safety work practices.
We’ll then discuss practical means to sustain these safe work practices, as well as address what to inspect, how to perform inspections and the frequency of inspections. The webinar will conclude with a case history on an electrical failure that resulted in equipment damage and an injured worker, followed by a discussion on how the principles would have prevented these outcomes.
