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KPA has developed a comprehensive “Return to Work” program to help safely guide your return to normal operations, and ensure your business stays compliant with stringent new OSHA regulations.

OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard is designed the help you inform your employees about dangerous chemicals in the workplace. It’s a set of rules that covers labeling and tracking chemicals, as well as employee training on chemicals.

We’ve developed this brief quiz to see how your Hazard Communication Program stacks up.

In this ebook, you’ll find the keys to effective training—the best practices for creating and delivering engaging educational content. Including ways to make training relevant, how to tailor content to different roles, and methods to reinforce that training without repetition.

In this eBook, you’ll learn how to evaluate risk management tools through an employer’s lens. Through practical guidance and checklists, you’ll discover: What differentiates powerful risk management tools from marketing hype. The costs of using inadequate tools. What features to look for, and whether your current solution stacks up.

As the COVID-19 pandemic evolves, we’re committed to helping you keep your workforce healthy. We will be sharing free EHS expertise and best practices here. Continue to check this resource page for updates.

We’re thrilled to share our collection of key takeaways from the 2019 State of the Industry: EHS Program Trends survey. This study examines the use and importance of technology for EHS programs among high performing and low performing organizations. We’ve collected our articles, webinars, and guide in one convenient place, for free.

KPA’s training catalog offers award-winning training courses that are available online and onsite and are led by our safety Risk Management Consultants. The courses, based on real-world scenarios and examples, are designed to help employees improve both their job performance and compliance.

We’ve put together some helpful resources to make conducting business in the time of Coronavirus more efficient. [Updated 4/6]

Does your organization invest in EHS or does it see it as a necessary evil? The distinction matters.
In partnership with EHS Today, KPA conducted an industry survey to study the impact of investing in EHS programs has on organizations.