Upcoming Webinars

​Post-Crash Management: Best Practices Every Employer Should Know

Wednesday, Aug. 26 (10-11 CT)

Effective post-crash management goes beyond completing paperwork. This webinar explores how employers can develop clear response protocols, support employees in the aftermath of a crash, coordinate effectively with internal and external stakeholders and use post-incident learning to strengthen their culture and operational resilience. We’ll emphasize leadership practices that help organizations respond effectively, recover more quickly and reduce the likelihood of future incidents. Whether you manage a small fleet or a large transportation program, you’ll gain practical insights to enhance your organization’s readiness and resilience.

Presenter: Brian Fielkow, executive vice president of Risk Resources, Acrisure; consultant, professional speaker and author of Making Safety Happen: The Roadmap to a Safe, Productive & Profitable Business.

Transportation Safety Training for the Workplace

Thursday, Sept. 3 (1-4:30 p.m. CT)

Motor vehicle crashes involving employees are devastating on a personal level. They also cause a significant financial burden on employers. Approximately half of all crash-related injuries result in employees missing time from work. This can lead to increased costs in health insurance, workers’ compensation, liability claims and lost productivity. Our transportation safety training is a comprehensive, free training course that enables employers to reduce driving risks by helping them build a culture of safe driving.

Participants will:

• Learn how to establish and sustain a company-wide traffic safety program.
• Understand the true cost of crashes beyond the roadway, including legal fees, insurance premiums and staffing disruptions.
• Explore strategies for identifying and addressing risky driving behaviors in the workplace.
• Gain tools and resources to promote safer driving among employees, whether they drive as part of their job or commute to work.
• Build knowledge of core traffic safety principles, including distracted driving, seat belt use, impairment, and speeding.

Who Should Attend:

This training is ideal for Human Resources professionals, safety managers, supervisors, fleet managers, employee wellness coordinators and anyone responsible for workplace health and safety.

By the end of this course, participants will be equipped to drive change at their location and reduce crash-related incidents and costs, while keeping their workforce safe and productive.

Protect Your Workforce – Railroad & Driver Safety for Employers

Tuesday, Sept. 8 (10-10:30 a.m. CT)

Motor vehicle incidents at railroad crossings can have devastating consequences for employees and employers alike. Join Alan Stouder of Operation Lifesaver Ohio for an informative webinar designed to help employers reduce risk, strengthen driver safety programs and promote safe driving behaviors around railroad crossings.

Participants will learn:

• The leading causes of railroad crossing collisions and how they can be prevented.
• Employer best practices for educating employees who drive for work.
• Railroad crossing laws, warning devices and safe driving procedures.
• Strategies for incorporating railroad safety into your organization’s driver safety and fleet programs.
• How to access FREE resources from Operation Lifesaver Ohio to support workplace safety initiatives.

Whether your employees operate commercial vehicles, company cars or personal vehicles for work, this session will offer strategies for you to help protect your workforce, reduce liability and reinforce a culture of safety.

Presenter: Alan Stouder, Operation Lifesaver Ohio.