OSHA Edge Guarding: How to Prevent Falls in Construction
Are you at risk of an OSHA Edge Guarding violation? Learn what's in the OSHA standard, reasons why violations happen, and how to protect your workforce.
KPA Dealership Trust Survey: Understanding the Gap Between Perception and Reality
Discover the results of the KPA Dealership Trust Survey and understand the gap between perception and reality in the car buying experience.
Floods & Mudslides: A Safety Manager’s Guide to Extreme Weather Prep
Stay safe during floods and mudslides by following the three Ps. Learn about flood and mudslide safety and how to protect your workforce.
Establishing KPIs for Your Safety Program: Measure What Matters
Looking to establish KPIs for your safety program? Learn how to choose the right metrics and measure what matters to achieve your safety goals.
What’s in a name? Here’s What Flex Customers Said about Flexibility
We asked our customers, “Where has the flexibility of KPA Flex helped you?” Here’s what they said about their experience using flexible EHS software.
Enhancing Construction Site Safety with Software: An Interview with KPA’s Taylor Thorn
In this episode, we discuss the evolution of construction site safety technology and embracing software solutions for efficiency and risk mitigation.
CARS Rule Pause Doesn’t Shield Dealers from FTC and State AG’s Actions: Here’s an Example
The FTC and State AGs can still take action against dealers for unfair practices despite the pause of the CARS Rule. Here’s an example.
Future Trends in Safety Training? Here’s What KPA’s Training Team Is Excited About
Discover the exciting future of safety training with KPA's training team. Learn about the latest trends in technology and how they can enhance employee safety.
Manufacturing Safety: 10 Tips for a Safer Workplace
Improve manufacturing safety & compliance. Here are the top 10 manufacturing safety tips chosen by our expert team of EHS professionals, trainers & consultants.
Hearing Loss: a $242 Million Problem for Employers
Employers, listen up: EHS Today reports that “hearing loss disability accounts for an estimated $242 million in workers’ compensation payments each year.
