Innovative Manufacturers Center
Driving Manufacturing Growth and Job Creation in Central Pennsylvania
Many organizations are finding it difficult to attract and retain qualified environmental, health and safety (EHS) professionals and this has not gotten any easier in the past year.
It takes effective resources and time to develop and implement an EHS-compliant program and culture. Turnover among EHS professionals can quickly erode these efforts. Therefore, identifying the right EHS resources is more than just a Human Resource issue; it is an important risk reduction measure for every organization.
Compliance Management International (CMI), in collaboration with DVIRC, is holding a complimentary webinar on November 10th to provide insight on the key factors affecting the current labor market, how to attract qualified EHS professionals, and options for maintaining EHS compliance during varying market conditions.