OSHA Safety Training – How to Make it Effective

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As a safety professional, you know how important training is. Pulling employees away from productive work can be hard, but the alternative—having untrained employees—just isn’t an option. Training is critical to your employees’ safety and your company’s safety culture.

We know one of the most challenging areas for any EHS professional is safety training. This webcast will discuss training in general, with a strong focus on:

• Challenges employers are facing,
• Best Practices that can be implemented, and
• Current trends in training that others are finding effective

We’ll also reserve time for a live Q&A session – bring your questions!

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Speakers

Derick Plowden, Technical Editor – EHS, J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.
Derick Plowden is an Associate Editor for J. J. Keller’s Content & Consulting Services. He writes for the HazSafety Training Advisor monthly newsletter, responds to customer questions, and contributes content for several publications. Derick specializes in topics including construction regulations, ergonomics, walking/working surfaces, personal protective equipment, and injury/illness recordkeeping.

Edwin (Ed) Zalewski, Senior Editor – EHS, J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.
Edwin Zalewski is an EHS Editor at J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. He researches and creates content for a variety of safety-related topics and contributes to a number of products. Edwin specializes in issues such as walking working surfaces, powered industrial trucks, and injury/illness recordkeeping.

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