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Fall protection is the most cited violation from OSHA's 2023 Top 10 list, with 7,271 violations. Now is the perfect time to learn more about how to help avoid this list, best practices to protect your employees safe, and keep those dollars inhouse by reducing claims cost. We’ll talk about fall protection violations, OSHA standards, and best practices.

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.

We’ll have a discussion on the basic principles of defensive driving and how to effectively communicate to drivers in multiple types of fleets.

A discussion about key components of a DOT compliance program and how to implement them within your fleet. We’ll discuss regulations, required documentation, tools to assist with regulatory requirements, and vendors available to those who would like to outsource.

Noise exposures in the workplace represent a major potential risk, with noise-induced hearing loss being one of the main causes of worker’s comp claims. It’s critical to understand how to control and mitigate sources of noise exposure, as well as how to protect employees from noise exposures. We’ll discuss noise impacts the body, how to select appropriate hearing protection, and how to develop and manage a hearing conservation program in accordance with OSHA’s Hearing Conservation Standard.