Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): How To Make Sure You're In Compliance and Protecting Employees
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Webinar Recording
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is one component of your safety program you want to be particularly sure you’re on top of.
Not only is it a key factor in keeping employees safe and injury-free, but you can now be fined on a per-employee basis per violation!
But safety managers know that PPE compliance is far from straightforward. Complying with complicated regulations, training employees on PPE usage, keeping up with maintenance and recordkeeping, selecting the correct PPE for a given situation, and disciplining workers for improper use (or non-use) of PPE can all be very challenging.
How can you be sure you’re in compliance and protecting your employees at the highest possible level? Join us for an in-depth webinar and find out.
- The regulations governing PPE that you should be aware of
- Typical OSHA violations and penalties that may occur for PPE-related infractions
- A proven method for performing a hazard evaluation and assessment in order to determine PPE requirements
- How best to promote PPE usage in order to get employees to actually wear and use their PPE
- Proven strategies for selecting the right PPE, based on both effectiveness and cost
- How to ensure that your PPE maintenance, replacement, and recordkeeping programs are in compliance
- Strategies to consider when selecting and partnering with PPE vendors in order to get the best value and support (including training)
This webinar was recorded on Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): How To Make Sure You're In Compliance and Protecting Employees
About Your Speaker:
Chip Darius is founder and president of Safety Priority Consultants, LLC, established in 2000. Since then, the company has provided training and consulting in occupational safety & health, OSHA compliance, and safety management systems for clients in numerous states from coast to coast. Darius is an experienced litigation consultant and expert witness in safety-related matters. He has also served as safety advisor for the Connecticut Business & Industry Association.
