Osha 30/30 And Tsca 30/30

In this program, we will discuss: Overview of facts in recent decisions Understanding the "excusable neglect" standard The Commission's decisions and reasoning The recent trends in analyzing the excusable neglect defense What employers should do

The Anatomy of a TSCA Problem Formulation Document Using NMP as an Example During this webinar we discussed: EPA’s recent release of problem formulation documents for the first 10 chemicals to undergo risk evaluation The problem formulation document for NMP How will EPA use the problem formulation documents in risk evaluation? Opportunities for industry to influence the outcome

In this program we will discuss: Overview of facts of case Discussion of "employee exposure" element of proof Overview of ALJ decision and the Secretary's arguments on appeal Understanding the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission's reversal of the ALJ's decision What employers should do

Litigation update on: Ninth Circuit review of the Framework Rules Second Circuit review of EPA’s New Chemicals Program Implementation Plan Discussion of future TSCA litigation. The TSCA 30/30 webinar will be presented by Keller and Heckman LLP's TSCA attorneys. Keller and Heckman LLP's TSCA Chemical Control Practice Group is the leading TSCA and Chemical Control legal firm with offices around the world, Serving Business Through Law and Science®

In this program, we will discuss: Overview of OSHA's injury and illness electronic reporting rule promulgated in 2016. Discussion of recent OSHA enforcement memorandum. Analysis of application of rule in state-plan states. Review of OSHA Spring 2018 regulatory agenda relating to recordkeeping. What employers should do.

During this webinar we will discuss: EPA Proposal Rule on Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science NGO Calls for Greater Transparency in SNUR Rulemaking Implications for the Future of TSCA Rulemaking What Industry Can Do Partners Herbert Estreicher and James Votaw. will present.

Pesticide Product Advertising and Marketing: Part Two -- What Can You Say? Part Two of this two-part series explores pesticide product advertising on materials other than labels and labeling, including websites, television, radio, magazines and media not otherwise accompanying the product.

In this program, we will discuss: Overview of facts in recent OSHA citation. Discussion of single employer test and Darden common law agency test. Understanding the employer's challenges to the OSHA citation. Explanation of the 1st Circuit's decision. What employers should do.

During this webinar we will discuss: EPA’s alternative test method development obligations under the Lautenberg Act EPA’s recent draft Strategic Plan and its uncertainties Implications for companies The TSCA 30/30 webinar will be presented by Keller and Heckman LLP's TSCA attorneys James Votaw and John Gustafson. Keller and Heckman LLP's TSCA Chemical Control Practice Group is the leading TSCA and Chemical Control legal firm with offices around the world, Serving Business Through Law and Science®.

What Can You Say on Your Label and Labeling? In the first of a series of related webinars, we will discuss EPA’s authority under FIFRA to regulate the pesticide product label and materials defined as “labeling,” including the claims and statements marketers can make on these materials. Part Two (to be held on a different date) explores pesticide product advertising on materials other than labels and labeling, including websites, television, radio, magazines and media not otherwise accompanying the product.

In this program, we will discuss: Overview of facts in recent OSHA citation. Review of OSHA's Look Back Policy. Understanding the employer's challenges to the OSHA citation. Explanation of the 2nd Circuit's decision. What employers should do.

During this webinar we will discuss: • Current TSCA user fees • LCSA-mandated changes to fees • Proposed fees for section 4, 5, and 6 actions • “Small business concern” proposed changes • Issues, comments, global perspective

In this program, we will discuss: Overview of facts of the case. Understanding the significance of supervisor knowledge. Summary of employer's challenges to ALJ decision and OSHA's defenses. Review of 11th Circuit's decision. What employers should do.

During this webinar we will discuss: · EPA’s approach to fixing the PMN log jam problem. · The 2nd Circuit Lawsuit. · What are the ENGO’s chief complaints about EPA’s approach to fixing the PMN problem. · Why are those Complaints not well taken. · What Industry can do to break the log jam. The TSCA 30/30 webinar will be presented by Keller and Heckman LLP's TSCA attorneys Herbert Estreicher and James Votaw.

In this program we will discuss: Overview of OSHA's Silica Rule. Understanding challenges to the Rule. D.C. Circuit decision. What employers should do.

During this webinar we will discuss: What are Section 21 Petitions? Fate of Section 21 Petitions Pre-LCSA. What has Changed Under the LCSA. The Food & Water Watch Inc., et al, v. EPA Case. Why Section 21 is Now Important.

In this program we will discuss: Overview of "greater hazard" and infeasibility defenses to OSHA citations. Review facts in recent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission case. Potential Employer's defenses. Understanding OSHRC's decision and implications for employers. What employers should do.

In this program we will discuss: Overview of OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard; Application of Standard to waste and recycling operations; Facts in recent settlement agreement between OSHA and recycler; Terms of settlement agreement; and What employers should do.

In this program we will discuss: Overview of recordkeeping and reporting requirements under the OSH Act. Understanding the Improve Tracking Rule promulgated in 2016. Compliance schedule and new reporting website. Discussing special compliance considerations. What employers should do.

During this program, we discussed: Elements OSHA must prove to establish violation of safety or health standard, Facts in recent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission case, OSHA's elements of proof and the employer's defenses, Review Commission decision and its reasoning, and What employers should do.