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Drug and Alcohol testing, Driver Qualification, and Hours of Service, must be well understood to minimize potential liability. Your safety rating also depends on getting these areas right. This webcast will cover the keys to success, so you can: Ensure that your drivers are always properly qualified; Avoid pitfalls in drug and alcohol testing programs; Understand the hours of service limits, exceptions, and personal conveyance; and Navigate a smooth transition to ELDs.

Understanding how to keep your drivers qualified and on the road isn’t easy, but it’s an essential part of running your operation. The consequences for non-compliance include fines, penalties, out-of-service orders and even legal liability in the event of an accident. Join us as we share some of the most common driver qualification questions our experts receive each month, and provide the answers you need to know. Topics we’ll cover during this webcast include: Driver qualification requirements Road tests The new CDL D&A Clearinghouse rule Background checks Medical certification Driving records (MVRs) Non-compliance

During an audit or investigation, enforcement will ask a motor carrier about the methods the motor carrier uses to ensure drivers are instructed in and comply with the regulations. In other words, does the motor carrier have a training program and how is that documented? A negative response to that question can lead to serious consequences. This webcast will cover the training requirements, both those specified in the regulations and those that are implied in the regulations, as well as how this training should be documented.

As the foundation of your compliance program, policies and procedures require frequent review to ensure compliance. Recent regulation changes may strongly impact your current policies and procedures. Join us as we discuss: the process of policy development how the 6 Factors relate to your policies the importance of having policies, and how to handle policy changes This webcast will also include sample policies.

Dramatic changes for both prospective CDL holders and those who train these individuals are quickly approaching. As of February 7, 2020, an individual must complete an extensive course of training before taking the CDL skills test. Those providing this training must meet specific requirements addressing all aspects of their training program This webcast will take an in-depth look at the entry-level driver training requirements, including who the requirements apply to, the curriculum that must be covered, and what training providers will need to do to meet the requirements.

If you've thought about implementing dash cams into your fleet and are wondering about the benefits they provide and the challenges of getting started, attend our NEW webcast on the ins and outs of dash cams. In-cab video systems are crucial to helping fleets mitigate risk, improve driver retention, and can protect your brand. We'll share tips and processes you can use to get a faster ROI on dash cams. This webcast provides a foundation to help integrate a dash cam system and will: Outline the benefits of video event recorders, Highlight strategies for overcoming driver objections to in-cab video, Help prioritize which risk behaviors you should focus on, and Provide best practices for driver coaching and recognition.

Join us and learn all the ins and outs of the new Clearinghouse requirement. DOT drug and alcohol recordkeeping is about to become more complicated when the Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse is launched January 6, 2020. Motor carriers will be required to both request and submit data to the clearinghouse as a part of monitoring their CDL drivers’ drug and alcohol histories.

Like many fleet professionals, you may check your company’s CSA (Compliance, Safety, Accountability) scores periodically. But to effectively manage safety and reduce liability, you need to analyze the data behind your scores. This webcast will show you how to: Examine your CSA data for compliance vulnerabilities and risks Turn that data into action for improving safety and compliance Monitor you data going forward to ensure your actions are effective

While active shooter events receive a lot of media attention, most workplace violence incidents are less dramatic. Threats, assaults, and other more common confrontations can occur between employees or even involve non-employees, such as customers, vendors or employee acquaintances and family members. Topics covered in this presentation will include: Likely workplace violence scenarios employers could face How to deal with these violent incidents How to recognize signs of a potentially violent individual Steps to prevent occurrences Proper procedures for investigating threats or incidents How to address the aftermath of a workplace violence incident How to handle active shooter events

Is switching your operation from AOBRDs to ELDs still on your to do list? If so, we are here to help ease the pain of the transition with some industry insights on how to prepare, implement and execute the change. To successfully navigate the complexity of the ELD mandate and be compliant by December 16, 2019, this webcast will illuminate the path by covering the following: The transition timeline and change management, AOBRD and ELD differences for drivers and the back office, Auditing for falsification with ELDs, and Policies and procedures updates. This one-hour event will also include a live Q&A session!

If OSHA knocked on your company’s door, would you be ready? Do you know what might put you at increased risk for an inspection? Do you know what to expect during the inspection? And, after? Join us during this webcast to get answers to your questions on the OSHA inspection process. We’ll discuss: What goes on during an inspection, What OSHA looks for, What your rights are as an employer, How to get fines reduced, and Much more! We will also save time for a Q&A session.

Three areas of compliance result in some of the highest fines levied by the FMCSA: driver qualification, alcohol & drug testing, and hours of service. They also cause the greatest concern and confusion for safety professionals. Attend this complimentary event to discover the best practices and insights for improving the ways you address these areas.

Three areas of compliance result in some of the highest fines levied by the FMCSA: driver qualification, alcohol & drug testing, and hours of service. They also cause the greatest concern and confusion for safety professionals. Attend this complimentary event to discover the best practices and insights for improving the ways you address these areas.

Recordkeeping can be challenging for motor carriers. Knowing the differences between what records must be kept and for how long can change drastically from program to program. Two interstate programs, the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) and the International Registration Plan (IRP), are two critical examples of how improper recordkeeping can lead to layers of headaches for your company. IFTA and IRP questions are among the most popular topics with customers. In this webcast we share some of the more common questions we receive about IFTA and IRP, while helping you learn more about how these programs apply to your company.

Complying with the EPA regulations is more critical and complex than ever. That’s because of an increase in regulatory inspections, changing requirements for permit renewals, higher assessed penalties, and permitting and reporting fees. But with the right information, you can more effectively manage these risks and requirements. Attend this complimentary event and you’ll gain the expert knowledge, best practices, and insights to dramatically improve your environmental compliance program. Call 800-843-3174 x8218 to register or use link below.

Although the Bloodborne Pathogen Standard has been around almost three decades, it continues to confuse employers. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 is cited about 500 times each year, making it a frequently violated regulation in Part 1910. Perhaps the confusion and noncompliance may be found in the very text of the standard — legal terminology that has been with the standard from the very beginning. The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard defines 28 terms in its definitions section, so the use of these words and phrases may make this particular regulation a challenge for employers in general industry. This webcast explores definitions of the key terms in the standard, as well as OSHA’s intent. The better you understand the terminology, the easier, faster, and less costly your compliance efforts may be. So don’t miss out. Register today! This one-hour webcast will include a question and answer session.

Preparing for a DOT audit may seem like a great idea, however “preparing” for the audit is somewhat like calling an attorney after you need one. It is far better to stay off of the regulator’s radar in the first place by avoiding situations that are likely to cause an audit to occur. During this webcast we will cover: The difference between an audit and a compliance review, The 6 Factors of a review, If a violation is “acute” or “critical,” and How to use the Safety Management Cycle to stay compliant and off the radar. Register today!

Your drivers' motor vehicle records (MVRs) are a vital piece of your safety management program. Past behavior is a good predictor of a driver’s future actions. By identifying risky behaviors now, you can help prevent crashes tomorrow. This presentation will include such topics as: Driver reporting requirements, CDL medical status appearing on the MVR, and Annual reviews Bring your questions - this event will also include a Q&A session!

Three areas of compliance result in some of the highest fines levied by the FMCSA: driver qualification, alcohol & drug testing, and hours of service. They also cause the greatest concern and confusion for safety professionals. Attend this complimentary event to discover the best practices and insights for improving the ways you address these areas.

Three areas of compliance result in some of the highest fines levied by the FMCSA: driver qualification, alcohol & drug testing, and hours of service. They also cause the greatest concern and confusion for safety professionals. Attend this complimentary event to discover the best practices and insights for improving the ways you address these areas.

From costly DOT violations to serious on-the-road accidents, the risks associated with non-compliance can jeopardize your business. But you can reduce your exposure and protect your company from fines, lawsuits and litigation by taking the right proactive steps. Attend this "new" complimentary DOT compliance event to learn where the regulations meet your operational risk — and what you can do about it! Call 800-843-3174 x8150 to register now.

Join us for an in-depth discussion of the in’s and out’s of DOT recordkeeping and what you need to have in place before the auditors come knocking. If you want to pass an audit from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) you need to have a thorough recordkeeping program. This webcast will cover: Driver Qualification Files Drug & Alcohol Files Medical Cards/MVR Logs & E-logs, accident records, maintenance records - IFTA and IRP requirements Training recordkeeping You will learn which records you need to keep and where, how, and how long they should be kept to help ensure compliance.

Attend this complimentary seminar to get the latest regulatory updates, insights and best practices from J. J. Keller’s regulatory experts. You’ll learn the best techniques for: • Surviving an OSHA inspection • Providing required, effective OSHA training • Managing injury & illness recordkeeping • Targeting serious injuries and fatalities (SIFs) You’ll also get an update on OSHA industry standards, including electronic injury reporting and ISO 45001. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to network with local peers to gain additional insights on mitigating risk and maintaining compliance. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to improve your skills as a safety professional!

Attend this complimentary seminar to get the latest regulatory updates, insights and best practices from J. J. Keller’s regulatory experts. You’ll learn the best techniques for: • Surviving an OSHA inspection • Providing required, effective OSHA training • Managing injury & illness recordkeeping • Targeting serious injuries and fatalities (SIFs) You’ll also get an update on OSHA industry standards, including electronic injury reporting and ISO 45001. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to network with local peers to gain additional insights on mitigating risk and maintaining compliance. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to improve your skills as a safety professional!

Three areas of compliance result in some of the highest fines levied by the FMCSA: driver qualification, alcohol & drug testing, and hours of service. They also cause the greatest concern and confusion for safety professionals. Attend this complimentary event to discover the best practices and insights for improving the ways you address these areas.

Attend this complimentary seminar to get the latest regulatory updates, insights and best practices from J. J. Keller’s regulatory experts. You’ll learn the best techniques for: • Surviving an OSHA inspection • Providing required, effective OSHA training • Managing injury & illness recordkeeping • Targeting serious injuries and fatalities (SIFs) You’ll also get an update on OSHA industry standards, including electronic injury reporting and ISO 45001. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to network with local peers to gain additional insights on mitigating risk and maintaining compliance. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to improve your skills as a safety professional!

Complying with the EPA regulations is more critical and complex than ever. That’s because of an increase in regulatory inspections, changing requirements for permit renewals, higher assessed penalties, and permitting and reporting fees. But with the right information, you can more effectively manage these risks and requirements. Attend this complimentary event and you’ll gain the expert knowledge, best practices, and insights to dramatically improve your environmental compliance program. Call 800-843-3174 x8218 to register or use link below.

From costly DOT violations to serious on-the-road accidents, the risks associated with non-compliance can jeopardize your business. But you can reduce your exposure and protect your company from fines, lawsuits and litigation by taking the right proactive steps. Attend this "new" complimentary DOT compliance event to learn where the regulations meet your operational risk — and what you can do about it! Call 800-843-3174 x8150 to register now.