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OSHA Requirements for Supervisors, Project Leaders & HR - What do they need to be Responsible for

Speaker: Gary Heppner
Date: 13 November, 2024 (Wednesday)
Time: 10:00 AM PDT | 01:00 PM EDT

Duration: 60 Minutes

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OVERVIEW

To present an overview of their responsibilities for the execution of the safety program. This is for supervisors, leads on projects, HR, and upper management. Most just guess what is required and most fear they will overlook something important in the safety program. This webinar will help you address those requirements despite your plate being already full of meeting production goals.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Frustrations/Fears to be eliminated about their responsibility
When and how to enforce the safety program
Why documentation is a must
Do you have liability exposure for failure to execute the program?
How to know what the regs are and how to stay on task
How to do the job with limited time

WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND

The frequently overlooked regulations that specifically address OSHA regulations for upper management

WHO WILL BENEFIT?

CEO, COO, CXO Levels
HR Managers
Project Leads
Engineers

SPEAKER

Gary Heppner specializes in Safety/OSHA compliance, setting up safety programs, and managing open injury claims in California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. As an insurance broker and agency owner for 30 years, he handled many workers' compensation accounts. He gained the expertise and experience that most safety consultants lack—assisted with over 23 OSHA Consultative Visits from OSHA over the last 19 years. Speaking on Webinars Monthly to all 50 states for the last 1.5 years. Held 1-hour webinar for equipment rental agencies in North America. Featured one month in Equipment Rental Agencies monthly magazine. Conducted over 100 + "OSHA Mock OSHA Audits" for clients to determine compliance

Currently working with four accounts at a time out of California, two of which are roofers in the past 2- years. Both roofers underwent and passed an on-site OSHA audit because they are “high-hazard employers”. Today, he has a success rate of 95% in reducing claims and increasing communication between employers and those involved in safety compliance, which translates into lower premiums for his clients and thus increased profits.

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