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Subject matter experts (SMEs) bring expertise and credibility to training, “ensure that the content really hits the mark,” and increase the adoption rate by learners, but trainers must engage SMEs in the process to ensure success, says Kendra Lee, president of KLA Group (www.klagroup.com). In today’s Advisor, Lee gives expert advice. “Getting them involved can […]
September is National Food Education Month, so take the opportunity to educate employees—and employers, too!—about the downsides of soda and the healthy alternatives that are out there. When having a soda beverage, you’re getting 300 to 500 calories, which is almost as much as a meal for some people, says Registered Dietitian Jason Muchnick. Is […]
Training your employees on understanding chemical container labels and material safety data sheets may not be music to your ears, but the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) is intended to bring harmony to the process. As the world’s nations move toward GHS, give your employees answers to the following questions: Q: What is the purpose of […]
OSHA has been relatively dormant under 8 years of a Republican in the White House. Now all that may change … and if it happens, it starts in Iowa tonight. Here’s what safety professionals should look for in the election year to come. Will you be watching the big game on TV tonight? No, not […]
If you haven’t included coaching in your training plan, consider making a New Year’s resolution to learn about the effectiveness and freshness of training your employees through coaching. Coaching is spontaneous, one-on-one training. This form of training provides immediate, specific feedback and correction. Here’s a primer. What is coaching and what does it mean in […]
The EPA in March announced it’s reconsidering its implementation of the Clean Air Act’s (CAA) Regional Haze Program as part of its historic deregulation plans. “The way EPA has historically implemented this program has imposed significant costs on power plants and other sectors, calling into question the supply of affordable energy for American families,” states […]
Because there are so many possible situations involving occupational injuries and illnesses, OSHA’s recordkeeping rules can often be confusing. Today’s Advisor features some frequently asked questions about recordkeeping requirements. (All questions and answers provided are courtesy of a BLR® special report, Top 100 OSHA Recordkeeping Q&As. Click here to find out how to obtain a […]
The Safety Daily Advisor announced today the release of a free report for safety professionals, 12 Ways to Boost Workplace Safety, which will help managers learn how to provide guidance and leadership to their employees. This exclusive special report offers a wealth of information on tips such as stressing safety training, becoming a hazard detective, […]
Q. A business switched ownership during the year 2015. Which company is responsible for Tier II reporting for 2015?