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Using ISO Management Systems to Reach ESG Goals
Cost: Free for NAEM members; $49 for non-membersThis case study webinar explores Southern California Edison’s ISO journey and how it ties back to their ESG program.
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Insights From a 5-Year Journey in Global EHS Transformation
Cost: Free for members; $49 for non-membersLearn how global industrial manufacturer CIRCOR International transformed its EHS performance by aligning employee engagement with safety leadership, and how they mobilized the workforce to lead with "safety first" in operational and business decisions.
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Five Key Strategies for Managing Emerging Regulations
Cost: FREE!With everything you have to do on any given day, it can be challenging to personally track each new rule and regulation. This webinar outlines key strategies you can use to identify relevant regulatory trends and develop internal systems to stay ahead of the curve.
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Leveraging Leadership Metrics and Goals to Drive World-Class EHS&S Programs
Cost: Free for Members, $149 for Non-membersHow do successful companies find balance between external metrics and internal goals? In this webinar you will hear industry leaders describe how they set program performance goals versus those focused at the site level. You'll also learn best practices for integrating global EHS goals into your business management systems.
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Overcoming the Unique Challenges of International Staffing
Cost: Free for Members, $149 for Non-MembersHow do you find and retain quality employees around the globe? This webinar will explain the fundamentals of international hiring, including establishing appropriate compensation, developing expatriate agreements and managing differing labor standards.
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Driving Success Through Effective EHS Training
Cost: Free for Members, $149 for Non-membersEHS training is critical to program success, but what type of training will ensure the outcomes your company needs to be successful? Download this webinar to learn the strategies peer leaders are using to yield the best outcomes, as well as the training approaches that fell short of their intended goals.
