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Join us for an enlightening webinar that delves into Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) within the work environment. This course is designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and tools to identify PTSD triggers, comprehend the symptoms, and distinguish between everyday stressors and PTSD.

This is an overview of the premium audit process (the Why, What, Who, Where, When, and How), we will review the topics below.

• What documents or records the auditor needs
• Review what payroll is considered subject, payroll types to be included/excluded
• Common pay types
• Overview of verifiable time records (VTRs)
• Audit results and tips for reducing differences

This course is approved for one general agent credit.

The potential for a serious injury and fatality (SIF) exists in many work environments but simply managing routine safety programs does not necessarily address SIFs. Come learn practical steps for identifying SIF potential, best practices for prevention and resources to engage employees to help prevent a serious injury or fatality from occurring at your business.

This is your opportunity to learn everything you need to know about filing a workers' compensation claim. More than just the "when" and "how," this class covers injured worker benefits, claim costs and how they can be influenced, reserving claims, and much more. This course has been approved for two general agent continuing education credits.

A fascinating class packed with information and presented by adjusters who walk you through some of the more strategic areas of claim management. They cover key factors driving claim costs and what you can do as the employer to help manage those costs. You hear updates on return-to-work and the Employer-at-Injury Program, managing rising medical costs, reserves, combined conditions, permanent impairment, investigations, vocational benefits, settlements, and much more. Don't miss this class!

This course has been approved for two general agent continuing education credits.

This training reviews the Oregon OSHA employer requirements for the identification of hazards. We will discuss the type of potential hazards found in the workplace, along with the hierarchy of controls and how to use them to resolve or reduce hazards. ​ 

Slips, trips, and falls from the same level are one of the most common workplace injuries, occurring in all industries. This presentation will review the Stop the Fall model and includes practical strategies that all organizations can use to prevent these injuries.

This session provides a review of ‘real-world’ ergonomics work practices that can reduce exposure to awkward postures and overall force exerted when lifting and mobilizing patients with and without SPHM technology.

This engaging and informative presentation delves into the often-overlooked dangers of dust in the workplace, focusing on the critical differences between inhalable, thoracic, and respirable particulate matter. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the health risks associated with common occupational dusts, such as respirable crystalline silica, coal dust, combustible dust, and wildfire smoke. Through practical examples and case studies, this session will equip safety professionals with the tools and knowledge to effectively monitor, control, and mitigate dust-related hazards, ensuring a safer and healthier work environment.