Benefits of Microlearning: An Interview with KPA’s Shawn Smith
In this episode of The Safety Meeting, KPA’s Shawn Smith discusses microlearning, and how this targeted approach can help improve the effectiveness of your safety training programs.
18 Must-Know Safety Meeting Topics to Protect Your Auto Dealership
What safety topics should you be covering to ensure dealership safety & compliance? Here are 18 options for your next safety meeting.
These Are the Most Dangerous Jobs
What’s the most dangerous job in America? Here’s what data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics has to say.
Pop Quiz: Forklift Safety
Do you know your forklift safety and OSHA compliance essentials? Or are your people and your business at risk of an accident? Take the Forklift Safety Pop Quiz.
What are some unexpected uses for KPA EHS Software? KPA customers enlightened us.
We asked KPA customers,"When you first started using KPA EHS software, what was an unexpected use for you?" Here's what they said.
Safety Audits vs. Safety Inspections: What’s the Difference?
Safety audits and inspections are distinct from each other in 2 key ways. Knowing the difference is critical to keeping your workers safe and minimizing risk.
Keeping Frontline Workers Engaged in Safety: An Interview with KPA’s Jade Brainard
In this episode of The Safety Meeting, we’re joined by Jade Brainard, Product Director at KPA, to discuss fostering a culture of safety and measuring engagement through practical, relevant, and interactive tools and approaches.
How to Establish ESG Reporting and Transparency: What to Consider
Organizations can strengthen their ESG programs by capitalizing on the data they already have. Learn to use this data to pinpoint improvement areas.
Three Reasons Why Safety Training is a Smart Investment
Safety training isn't just mandatory—it's an essential investment for your company. Find out the 3 reasons why you should prioritize it.
Your Guide to PPE and OSHA’s Eye and Face Protection Requirements
Personal protective equipment (PPE) guards workers against serious injuries, including injuries to the eyes and face. Learn all about OSHA’s PPE requirements.
