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Ensuring that commercial motor vehicle drivers are fully qualified at all times can be a confusing and daunting task, but it’s vital if you want to avoid the fines, penalties, and liability that can result from noncompliance. If you have questions, we have answers! Join us as we discuss the most commonly asked questions and “pain points” concerning the management of driver qualification (DQ) files, including: •DQ File Basics •Road Tests •Safety Performance History •Medical Certification •Driving Records (MVRs) •Noncompliance

Join our subject-matter experts Mark Schedler and Rick Malchow, for an informative webcast on how to develop a Successful Driver Coaching Program. They’ll discuss: •Risks of not coaching unsafe driving behavior – violations, fines, crashes, litigation. •Selecting the right coaches. •Detecting problematic driving behaviors – technology that helps and what to look for. •Best practices for coaching unsafe behavior. They will conduct a mock coaching session for three events and wrap up with an overview of the 5 stages of a successful coaching session.

If the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) audits your company’s DOT drug & alcohol program, a lot will be riding on the results of that investigation. Your score in the Controlled Substances & Alcohol BASIC (Behavior Analysis and Safety Improvement Category) — and your safety rating — could be severely impacted. During this webcast you'll learn: •The types of FMCA audits your company could be subject to •How the Controlled Substances & Alcohol BASIC compares to Factor 2 during an audit •What types of documents you’ll need to provide during an audit •Best practices to prevent an audit from happening in the first place

In 1973, EPA issued the SPCC Standard (40 CFR 112) to protect navigable waters and adjoining shorelines from oil discharges. Even with longstanding protections in place, many facilities continue to fail to meet these complex obligations. The confusion begins, not with the finer provisions within the standard, but with its applicability. According to EPA, over 542,000 U.S. facilities are subject to the SPCC provisions, including oil and gas, utilities, manufacturing, transportation, warehousing, construction, food, services, healthcare, and others. Once a facility discovers it must, in fact, comply with the SPCC Standard, that facility may be left with questions over the specific regulatory provisions. Our webcast will attempt to clear up the uncertainty surrounding the standard's: •Applicability •Core requirements including: ?the written plan ?secondary containment ?inspections •And much more! Join us to lern about this important regulation.

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.

Knowing all of the Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations that apply to your operation — and how to comply with them — is no easy feat. Even those who think they know a lot can be surprised to find areas they don’t. Yet the penalties for noncompliance range from monetary fines to out-of-service orders to a complete shut-down of your business. During this webcast, J. J. Keller’s subject-matter experts will share some of the most commonly asked DOT compliance questions they receive from our customers, and the answers we provided. Topics range from: Driver qualification Drug & alcohol program management Hours-of-service compliance Fleet legalization Vehicle maintenance You'll also have the opportunity to participate in a live Q&A session, so be sure to bring your questions!

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. You're encouraged to bring your questions - we are reserving time for a live Q&A session.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) wants to add flexibility to its hours-of-service rules, and its proposed changes are finally here. The agency has been considering several important revisions, including: Expanding the 100-air-mile exception Offering a way to extend the 14-hour rule Changing the “adverse driving conditions” provision Removing or changing the 30-minute break requirement Modifying the split-sleeper-berth rule Find out which changes are moving forward, which have been cut, and how the changes might affect your operations by joining us for this timely webcast. The discussion will include a timeline for what happens next, information about how you can get involved in the rulemaking process, and a Q&A session where you can get answers to your hours-of-service questions.

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.

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.

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 your data going forward to ensure your actions are effective You’ll also have the opportunity to participate in a live Q&A session, so bring your questions!

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.

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!

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 We'll also leave time for a Q&A session with our DOT expert!

If OSHA came to your door, what’s one of the first things the inspector will look for? The answer is your written safety and health plans. Whether it’s your Hazard Communication Program, Emergency Action Plan, or Lockout/Tagout Procedures, these documents help the inspector quickly gauge how well you’re protecting your workers from safety and health hazards. What’s more, if any required plans are missing or deficient, OSHA can and will cite you. Well-written plans streamline your safety efforts and provide a foundation for keeping worker safety and health a high priority. The trouble is it can be daunting trying to develop and update these plans, let alone figure out which ones are actually required. In fact, OSHA requires over 50 written plans for general industry and construction! Are you sure you have all the ones you need? Don’t miss this webcast on written plans, which will: Discuss the written plan regulations, Explore ways to make your plans more effective, and Answer some frequently asked questions regarding written plans. Bring your questions - you'll have a chance to get answers during our live 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.

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.

If you’re responsible for compliance at a fleet with fewer than 20 drivers or you’re an owner-operator, let J. J. Keller’s regulatory experts provide you with insights for handling the five greatest compliance challenges facing small fleets: Driver qualification file management Joining a drug & alcohol consortium Hours-of-service compliance Vehicle maintenance Handling operating authority and credentials Don’t miss this free opportunity to learn valuable tips for keeping your vehicles and drivers on the road and operating legally.

Educating your drivers is an important component of your compliance program. This webcast will address basic safety training for your drivers, what’s required by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, as well as providing information on the training that is recommended to operate a safe and compliant fleet. This webcast will also address the upcoming changes to the entry-level driver training regulations, set to go into effect on February 7, 2020. Bring your questions - we will reserve time for a live Q&A session!

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.

Intermittent FMLA leave has been plaguing leave administrators since the law became effective so many years ago. Many misconceptions still exist regarding intermittent leave. In some situations, for example, employees are entitled to intermittent leave, but in others they are not. This webcast is designed to focus on the various provisions surrounding intermittent leave and strategies for managing it, including certifications and recertifications and ways to help uncover abuse. Topics of discussion include the following: Determining if intermittent leave is required Call-in policies and procedures Questions you can ask Tracking intermittent leave Suspicious leave patterns We will also leave time for a live Q&A session!

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 We will also reserve time for a live Q&A session.

When you make your living with machines, it is important that the machines be well maintained. But when the safety of people is dependent upon the condition of your machines, it is even more important that you have an effective program for maintaining them. In this webcast, we will look at the regulatory requirements, best practices, and recordkeeping requirements involved in having an inspection, maintenance, and repair program that leads to your company having safe and compliant vehicles on the road.

A confined space can be hazardous, but a permit-required confined space is downright dangerous. In this webcast we’ll discuss how to protect your employees who need to enter a permit-required confined space. We’ll talk about: Permit space program Permit system Entry permit Training Duties of authorized entrant Duties of attendants Duties of entry supervisors Rescue and emergency services This one-hour webcast will include a question and answer session.

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. This free one-hour event will also include a live 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.

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.

DOT drug and alcohol recordkeeping will become more complicated when the Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse is launched January 6, 2020. Motor carriers are required to both request and submit data to the clearinghouse as a part of monitoring their CDL drivers’ drug and alcohol histories. Learn what the new database requires of motor carriers during this 30-minute overview of the clearinghouse.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!