Strategies for Finishing Your Year Strong: An Interview with KPA’s Amanda Rawls
In this episode, KPA’s Amanda Rawls shares advice on ways safety professionals can successfully close 2023, and plan ahead for a safe 2024.
OSHA’s Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Violations of 2023
Use OSHA’s Top 10 Violations to help your organization prioritize workforce safety and compliance initiatives for a safer workplace.
KPA Acquires ComplyNet to Expand Capabilities and Expertise in Automotive Compliance
Today, KPA, a leading provider of EHS (Environmental Health, and Safety) and Sales F&I (Sales, Finance, and Insurance) solutions, announced its acquisition of ComplyNet, a dealer compliance software company. ComplyNet provides end-to-end compliance software, encompassing Privacy and Safeguards (P&S), EHS,…
Do You Know the 5 Key Triggers for an OSHA Inspection?
When OSHA agents visit a facility, they tend not to leave until they discovered an issue worth a $15,000 fine. Learn what triggers an OSHA inspection.
Thinking About Mobile EHS? Learn From Three Companies Who Made the Switch
Let’s take a look at the challenges 3 companies faced and how the mobile EHS solutions they chose produced outstanding results.
Considering Mobile EHS? Learn From 3 Companies Who Made the Leap
Let’s take a look at the challenges 3 companies faced and how the mobile EHS solutions they chose produced outstanding results.
Digital Safety as a Resource Multiplier: An Interview with KPA’s Jade Brainard
On this episode of The Safety Meeting, KPA’s Jade Brainard discusses how digital safety positively impacts productivity and the bottom line.
Creating a Stronger Dealership Safety Culture: 4 Steps to Success
Dealership safety cultures should encourage both employees and management to take part. KPA offers tips for creating one at your dealership.
Body Shop Paint Waste: 4 Common Types and How to Dispose Of Them
If you manage a body shop or collision center, your you generate wastes that require proper disposal methods. Let's take a look at the top 4.
Job Site Inspections: Do You Know How to Meet OSHA Requirements?
OSHA's job site inspection standards require regular inspections of equipment, materials, and job sites to ensure worker safety. Are you doing them right?
