March 16 – 19, 2026 – Register Below
Description: Join us for a comprehensive and insightful seminar focused on the latest Federal and State OSHA updates specific to the San Francisco Region.
Key Highlights:
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- Federal Update Overview: Gain an understanding of critical national updates impacting workplace safety and health standards.
- OSHA Training Education Centers: Learn about the available resources and training programs to enhance your workplace safety initiatives.
- Interactive Q&A Session: Engage directly with experts during our Q&A segments, where questions submitted via chat will be voiced and addressed.
10:00am-11:05am (PT) – Click here to register
- OSHA Federal Update
- Pacific Coast OSHA Training Education Centers
- Learn about the available resources and training programs to enhance your workplace safety initiatives.
- Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health (ADOSH)
- Hear recent data and their implications for local businesses.
- Nevada Department of Business and Industry Division of Industrial Relations
- Understand the newest regulations concerning employees at risk of heat illness and other safety measures being implemented.
11:20am-12:20pm (PT) – Click here to register
- Hawaii’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (HIOSH)
- Review safety updates that are vital for maintaining compliance and protecting workers in Hawaiian industries.
12:50pm-2:00pm (PT) – Click here to register
March 17, 2026 – 1 pm – 7:00 pm (PT) – schedule subject to change
- 1 – 2 pm (PT) – Trenching & Excavation Safety – Click here to register
- This presentation covers requirements for excavators (people or entities digging) to notify a regional center before excavation and to wait for appropriate responses from utility operators. Emphasis will be placed on the key differences between Government Code and Title 8 Construction Safety Orders with respect to mandatory participation in regional notification.
- 2 – 3 pm (PT) – Hearing Conservation – Click here to register
- Learn the core requirements for an effective workplace hearing conservation program. This course covers OSHA standards, noise monitoring, hearing protection, audiometric testing, and compliance strategies to protect employee hearing health.
- 3 pm (PT) – Oregon Cannabis Processing in the the Context of PSM – Click here to register
- Explore how OSHA’s Process Safety Management (PSM) standard applies to cannabis extraction and processing in Oregon. This course covers regulatory requirements, highly hazardous chemicals, closed-loop systems, and best practices for preventing fires, explosions, and toxic releases in cannabis operations.
- 4 – 5 pm (PT) – OSHA Confined Space Entry – Click here to register
- Learn the essentials of working safely in confined spaces. This course covers OSHA requirements, hazard identification, atmospheric testing, entry permits, and rescue procedures to protect workers in restricted environments.
- 5 – 6 pm (PT) – Ergonomics in the Seafood Industry – Click here to register
- Learn to identify and reduce workplace injury risks in seafood processing environments. This course covers proper body mechanics, workstation design, tool selection, and injury prevention strategies specific to repetitive tasks in fish processing, packaging, and handling. Participants will gain practical techniques to improve worker safety, reduce fatigue, and enhance productivity in cold, wet processing conditions.
- 6 – 7 pm (PT) – Emergency Exit Routes: Compliance and Safety – Click here to register
- Understand OSHA requirements for safe and compliant exit routes in the workplace. This course covers design standards, maintenance, signage, and emergency planning to ensure quick and effective evacuation during emergencies.
March 18, 2026 – 1 pm – 7:00 pm (PT) – schedule subject to change
- 1 – 2 pm (PT) – Weather Safety for Outdoor Workers and Emergency Responders – Click here to register
- In this session NOAA will guide participants on planning operations around hazardous weather conditions, especially in wildfire-prone regions. Participants will learn how to recognize dangerous weather patterns related to heat, smoke, lightning, and wind. Designed specifically for those operating in outdoor environments, this course enhances safety and preparedness among construction crews, utility workers, landscapers, agricultural staff, firefighters, EMS personnel, law enforcement, park rangers, safety officers, and emergency planners.
- 2 – 3 pm (PT) – Fall Protection & Prevention – Click here to register
- Learn how to recognize fall hazards and use protective systems to stay safe when working at heights. This course covers OSHA requirements, equipment use, and best practices to prevent falls.
- 3 – 4 pm (PT) – Worker Protections from Zoonotic Diseases – Click here to register
- Students will explore the epidemiology of diseases transmissible between animals and humans, with emphasis on workplace settings including agriculture, veterinary medicine, laboratory research, wildlife management, and food processing. Topics include risk assessment, personal protective equipment (PPE), biosafety protocols, surveillance systems, and regulatory frameworks established by OSHA.
- 4 – 5 pm (PT) – Preventing Workplace Violence – Click here to register
- This training teaches employees and supervisors how to identify warning signs, reduce risks, and comply with Cal/OSHA’s workplace violence prevention standards.
- 5 pm – TBD
- 6 – 7 pm (PT) – Auto Repair Shop Safety – Click here to register
- Learn essential safety practices for working in auto repair environments. Covers hazard recognition, PPE use, chemical handling, and equipment safety to prevent injuries and maintain compliance.
March 19, 2026 – 1 pm – 7:00 pm (PT) – schedule subject to change
- 1 – 2 pm (PT) – Oregon Recognition Programs (SHARP, VPP and Challenge) – Click here to register
- This course provides comprehensive training on voluntary safety and health recognition programs from an expert in Oregon OSHA’s consultation services division designed to promote exemplary workplace safety cultures. Students will explore the requirements, benefits, and application processes for three key programs: the Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP), Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP), and the Challenge Program.
- 2 – 3 pm (PT) – OSHA 300 log & Reporting Essentials – Click here to register
- Master the essentials of OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping. Learn how to complete logs, summarize data, and ensure compliance with federal regulations.
- 3 – 4 pm (PT) – Injury Tracking Application (ITA) Essentials – Click here to register
- Get hands-on training for OSHA’s ITA system. Learn account creation, data entry, CSV uploads, and compliance strategies for timely electronic submission.
- 4 – 5 pm (PT) – Workplace Safety for Temporary Workers – Click here to register
- Focus on the unique safety challenges faced by temporary employees. Learn employer responsibilities, worker rights, and best practices for hazard communication.
- 5 – 6 pm (PT) – Heat Injury and Illness Prevention – Click here to register
- Gain practical skills to prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Includes risk factors, early warning signs, and best practices for staying safe in high temperatures.
- 6 – 7 pm (PT) – Retaliation Prevention & Whistleblower Rights – Click here to register
- Understand the legal safeguards that protect employees from retaliation when reporting safety hazards. Covers complaint filing, investigation process, and remedies under Hawaii law.
