Training

Join us on Tuesday, June 11 at 11:00am PT / 2:00pm ET   Register for this free webinar: https://click1.e.1105direct.com/t.do?id=23357:487668:B9F503CA-5A57-48B3-8CC3-A7976752F4C7:1717603800&a=20261431&b=Security+Safety&c=03-5101-61-22-60680-870+&d=1091   Join the LION team for an engaging and informative webinar, presented in coordination with Occupational Health and Safety Magazine, will explore the latest advancements in fire extinguisher training, focusing on innovative techniques designed to maximize […]

Accidents involving forklifts, motorized pallet jacks and other powered industrial trucks contribute to thousands of injuries in workplaces each year, costing companies millions in terms of fines, workers’ comp costs and lost productivity. If your employees use this equipment, accidents and violations are a constant – and very real – threat. Read more and register […]

This webinar builds on the previous discussion and attempts to provide practical recommendations by showing how organizations can implement these strategies. A quick recap of the previous webinar sets the stage to discuss the components of an Electrical Risk Assessment Management System. We discuss the various items required for a practical electrical risk assessment, such […]

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. ET Friday, June 21st Speaker: Michael Schneider, Director of Health & Safety Services The Control of Hazardous Energy under 29 CFR 1910.147 continues to be in the top 10 most cited regulations by OSHA nationwide. When it comes to controlling hazardous energy through lockout tagout there are many variables to contend […]

Join the Local Area OSHA Office and GBCA for our Eggs with OSHA event, focusing on raising awareness about job site safety technologies. OSHA will provide a heat safety update and explore various apps utilized for safety measures, such as the OSHA Heat App and the National Weather Service App. Additionally, Matt Ries from NovaCare […]

Wednesday, June 26 at 1:00 p.m. ET (1 hour) It’s heating up outside, which means hotter working conditions for those in construction. According to OSHA, employers are responsible for providing workplaces free of known safety and health hazards, including heat-related hazards. The best way to prevent exposure to these hazards, or at the very least, […]