By law, U.S. employers are only allowed to employ workers who can prove their identity and qualifications to work in the United States. This includes U. S. citizens, noncitizen nationals, lawful permanent residents, and resident aliens who are authorized to work. Learn how E-Verify and Form I-9 protect employers from unintentionally hiring undocumented workers. Webinar Topics include: E-Verify for Existing Users E-Verify for Web Services Users E-Verify in 30 E-Verify Overview

One of the most challenging areas for any EHS professional is conducting effective safety training across a variety of operational hazards. Join our experts as they share the key training elements of the most common safety topics.    Training topics include:   Hazard communication  Forklifts  Lockout/tagout  Walking-working surfaces  Bloodborne pathogens  And more    Time will also be reserved for a live Q&A session, so be sure to bring your questions! Event type:   Live Webi

True expertise starts with the basics—and OSHA compliance is no exception. Before you can achieve mastery, you need to identify every requirement that applies to your organization. With so many regulations and details to manage, it’s easy to overlook something critical. Whether you’re new to OSHA compliance or a seasoned professional, this webcast will help you uncover common gaps and strengthen your foundation. A solid understanding of the essentials not only helps you avoid

Inadequate training, lack of documentation, and missed inspections are compliance issues that apply across regulations and are easily avoidable. Whether the issue is forklifts, safety data sheets, fire extinguishers, or personal protective equipment, employers need a consistent and effective approach for identifying and addressing workplace hazards. Some simple issues can increase the risk of injuries and result in expensive fines!    During this informative webcast we’ll exp

Creating a positive safety culture in trucking focuses on establishing a proactive and inclusive approach.   This presentation will cover key strategies such as leadership commitment, effective communication, ongoing training, and employee engagement.   Attendees will learn how to foster a supportive environment where safety is prioritized, and everyone feels responsible for maintaining high safety standards, ultimately reducing accidents and enhancing overall operational eff

OSHA readiness is about safer, smarter workplaces—not just compliance.   Join Jason Hathcoat of Trane Technologies for practical strategies on documentation, automation, and communication, plus a look at Frontline’s EHS Challenge and live Q&A.   Event type:  Live Webinar       Cost:           Free Date:              Feb. 5, 2026         Time:           2:00 PM ET Event Host:  EHS Today            Duration:   1 hour   Click here to Register

The Hazard Communication standard’s information and training provision at 1910.1200(h)(1) is the most frequently cited serious OSHA training violation for general industry. OSHA cited this paragraph over 2,000 times in fiscal year 2025.   During this event, we will discuss: Who is covered under the standard Which exemptions apply HazCom training requirements OSHA citations Risks of non-compliance This webcast delves into HazCom training requirements and breaks the information

From deadly floods to record hurricanes and global wildfires, 2025 reshaped climate risk. Discover emerging 2026 trends and how real-time weather intelligence helps organizations prepare, communicate, and respond faster.   Event type:   Live Webinar      Cost:           Free Date:              Feb. 4, 2026         Time:           2:00 PM ET Event Host:   EHS Today           Duration:   1 hour   Click here to Register

Being prepared means expecting the unexpected. Join our experts to explore essential workplace first aid equipment, regulatory and inspection requirements, and training—from AEDs and eyewash stations to naloxone and epi-pens—plus live Q&A.   Event type:  Live Webinar       Cost:           Free Date:              Feb. 3, 2026         Time:           2:00 PM ET Event Host:  EHS Today            Duration:   1 hour   Click here to Register

Ever wonder if your incident is OSHA recordable? You’re not alone! Our experts receive a lot of injury recordkeeping questions. Most of the time, our customers are really wondering “Does OSHA consider this to be work-related?” Under the geographic presumption, OSHA assumes that any incident at work is work-related, unless a specific exception applies.   Attend this complimentary 90-minute OSHA Virtual Event as we’ve combed through the last 20 years of OSHA’s interpretations a

Industrial hygiene (IH) is an important practice for protecting employees in the workplace, but it can be complicated and time-consuming to carry out. Stop struggling and join our subject-matter experts for an in-depth discussion of essential tips to address common IH issues.   During this webcast, we’ll cover: OSHA and Industrial Hygiene Worksite analysis Recognizing and controlling hazards Examples of job hazards Air contaminants Chemical hazards Biological hazards Physical

Equip your organization with compliance, clarity, and confidence!   Join our webcast designed specifically for employers and safety professionals seeking straight answers to common questions about OSHA’s Medical Services and First Aid standard requirements.   During this engaging webcast we’ll demystify things like: Undefined terms used in the standard First responder training requirements First aid accessibility and placement First aid kit contents and inspections And more!