| Date: | August 26, 2026 |
Is Your HazCom Program OSHA-Ready?
| Time: | 12:00pm EST (1 hr) |
Free Live Webinar
Is Your HazCom Program OSHA-Ready?
Hazard Communication remains one of OSHA’s most frequently cited standards year after year, and even organizations with established programs can have gaps in written procedures, chemical labeling, Safety Data Sheet management, or employee training. Join CMI for a practical walkthrough to help you evaluate your program, identify potential deficiencies, and better understand what OSHA expects during an inspection.
Free to attend
Live + on-demand recording
Live + on-demand recording
Webinar Details
Upcoming — 2026
Wednesday, August 26, @ 12:00pm EST
Approx. 60 minutes
Includes live Q&A with presenter
Virtual — attend from anywhere
Recording and presentation available after the event
Questions? Call us
What You Will Learn
This webinar walks attendees through the key elements of an effective Hazard Communication Program and provides practical guidance for evaluating compliance readiness — and where organizations most often run into trouble.
Why Hazard Communication continues to be one of OSHA’s most frequently cited standards
OSHA inspection focus and written program requirements
How to evaluate workplace chemical labeling practices
Safety Data Sheet management and accessibility requirements
Preparing employees to confidently answer OSHA inspector questions
Identifying and prioritizing corrective actions
Steps organizations can take to strengthen overall compliance
Who Should Attend
This webinar is ideal for anyone responsible for chemical safety, OSHA compliance, or facility operations. Colleagues and team members are welcome.
EHS professionals
Safety managers and coordinators
Operations and facility managers
Human resources professionals
Supervisors responsible for chemical safety
Manufacturing, industrial, and commercial employers
Anyone responsible for OSHA compliance programs
Is this webinar for me?
Thinking you have an established Hazard Communication Program but aren’t certain it would hold up under an OSHA inspection.
You need to evaluate chemical labeling, Safety Data Sheet management, or written procedures for potential gaps.
You want your employees prepared to confidently answer inspector questions and your corrective actions prioritized.
Meet Your Presenter
Rebecca Caffrey, CSP
Certified Safety Professional
Rebecca Caffrey, CSP
Certified Safety Professional (CSP) — Compliance Management InternationalRebecca Caffrey is an experienced safety professional who helps organizations develop, implement, and improve workplace safety programs. During this session, she will provide practical insights into OSHA’s Hazard Communication requirements and share strategies organizations can use to assess their programs, reduce risk, and improve compliance performance.
Hazard Communication
OSHA Compliance
SDS Management
Chemical Labeling
Safety Program Development
OSHA Compliance
SDS Management
Chemical Labeling
Safety Program Development
Evaluate Your Program Before OSHA Does
A proactive review of your Hazard Communication Program can help identify potential compliance gaps before they result in citations, incidents, or regulatory challenges. Join us for this informative session and learn how to assess your program’s readiness and better align with OSHA’s expectations.