Three Best Practices to Future-Proof Your Workforce and Safety Training
The future of EHS and HR safety training is all about increasing access by eliminating friction between the training programs and those who need it.
How to Develop Preventative Safety Measures: An Interview with KPA’s Jade Brainard
In this week’s episode we discuss how data and analytics not only help develop preventative safety measures, but also predictive safety measures.
How Should We Handle Off-Hour Injuries? Here’s What OSHA Says.
Injuries happen at all times, even during off-business hours and on the weekends. You may need to report injuries to OSHA even for after-hours events.
Here’s What Safety Managers Want to See From Their Training in the Future
We polled our user base to get a feel for what safety and training managers want to see from their EHS and HR Training Courses in the future.
Tier II Reporting: 6 FAQs to Help You Prepare for the Deadline
The Tier II reporting deadline is coming up on March 1st - are you ready? If you store hazardous chemicals on-site, you'll need to comply.
The Direct and Indirect Costs of Construction Injuries
Accidents have a significant impact on construction projects, and can result in expenses that add up quickly. Think of safety incidents like an iceberg. There’s the costs you see and the costs you don’t.
Three Best Practices for Using Data to Improve Safety
Companies that use safety data to maintain a safe workplace set themselves up for success. Use these best practices to keep your safety procedures effective.
These are the Most Popular Training Topics According To KPA Clients
As workplace environments shift over time, training needs are changing too. Here's a snapshot of popular workforce and safety training courses.
The Future of Training: An Interview with KPA’s Director of Training
Listen to this podcast to learn about results from the recent KPA Client Training Survey and the future of best practices for safety and compliance training.
How to Use Lagging Indicators to Evaluate Past Safety Performance and Improve Future
Lagging indicators can inform what improvements you can make to your safety program. Use your data to see long-term trends and evaluate performance.
