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This is a FREE event. Click here to register: ZOOM Webinar – see registration information

WHO Should Attend

This event is for business Owners, Presidents, Safety/HR Personnel, Plant Management, Construction Superintendents, Project Managers and Foreman!

ABout this webinar

Decades in the safety business have shown us that most companies are NOT PREPARED for an OSHA inspection.  Preparing for an OSHA inspection is a crucial aspect of maintaining a safe and compliant workplace.

OSHA is continually increasing the number programmed and targeted inspections. By performing these inspections, OSHA aims to enforce safety standards, ensure workplace safety and protect workers from hazards that could cause harm. What if a compliance officer visits your workplace or jobsite? Are you prepared? By proactively preparing for an OSHA inspection, employers can not only demonstrate their commitment to safety but also reduce the likelihood of citations and penalties, ensuring a smoother inspection process and a safer workplace for all.

In this FREE webinar, you will be able to:

• Understand the process of an OSHA inspection.
• Explain the difference between programmed, targeted,  complaint, referral, special emphasis and fatality/incident inspections.
• Create a plan to be properly prepared.
• Identify what to communicate to your leadership team and key employees.
• Interpret the OSHA citation and penalty chart.
• Q & A

Earn Continuing Education Credits

0.1 CEU awarded

OECS is accredited by the International Accreditors for Continuing Education and Training (IACET) and offers IACET CEUs for its learning events that comply with the ANSI/IACET Continuing Education and Training Standard. See Privacy Statement.

REQUIREMENTS TO EARN CEUS

• Attend and participate in webinar.
• Complete assessment and evaluation upon completion of the webinar.

The Speakers

BOB WILLIAMS, CHST, SCST
Regional Safety Lead/Construction
Bob Williams is a Regional Safety Lead specializing in Construction for the Twin Cities Region. He spent the past 22 years in safety management, working with MNOSHA Consultation; Site Safety Coordinator; and 8 years as a Safety Director for a general contractor and an electrical contractor. Bob’s experience has been in writing programs, building safety cultures, building relationships, incident/accident investigations, educating management and field personnel.

DANNY HOFFMAN
Regional Safety Manager
Danny Hoffman is a Regional Safety Manager for the Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin Region.  Danny successfully transitioned to OECS after serving active-duty military in the Minnesota Army National Guard for 31 years. Danny has 23 years of institutional safety knowledge with successful process improvements in the general industry, transportation and OSHA related sectors. His work history includes a diversified background that includes experience in sales, safety, training, logistics and operations.