How to Limit Liability in Agency Inspections:
Practical Tips for Before, During, and After

What are your biggest liabilities before, during, and after an agency inspection?

EPA or OSHA, state or federal—whatever the agency or level, how can you limit your liability by saying and doing the right things at the right time?

What are these inspectors looking for? How can you cooperate and be helpful without putting yourself at risk?

Companies are their own worst enemies during inspections. Unfortunately, any little slip-up or inconsistency during an agency audit is likely to cost you big time.

Safety expert Norman Wei has helped dozens of organizations (including Fortune 100 companies) prepare for inspections over his 35 years in the industry—and helped them with the follow-up action too. Sign up today to get some of his best client tips and tricks for making an inspection as painless as possible, including:

• Why a mock audit is priceless—and how to make sure you’re doing it right
• Getting your documentation in order (it will save your life)
• What to do if they find a violation
• The one thing you cannot forget to do in a closing conference
• How to tell your employees about violations and problems

Sign up today for Norman’s best, most comprehensive advice—tips he normally saves for his corporate clients. His no-nonsense, straight-talk approach makes his advice easy to apply across many different sectors.

Make sure you’re not wasting your time and stepping into a big pile of liability when your next inspection happens. Reserve a line for you and your safety team today.

Learning Objectives:

• What are the reasons why agencies do inspections—and where do they get their authority to inspect?
• What you don’t want to miss in a mock inspection audit
• How and what do you tell your employees about violations and problems that come up in the mock inspection?
• Agency checklists—what they’re good for and best practices for using them
• How to prepare staff for the inspection
• Getting your documents organized in preparation for the inspection
• Getting started—dos and don’ts for the opening conference
• What are the best ways to answer the inspector’s questions?
• The inspector finds a violation—what now?
• What to say and what not to say to the inspector during the inspection
• The most important things to keep in mind when you conduct the closing conference
• Communicating the inspection results to your employees

Presented by:

Norman Wei

Norman Wei is the owner and principal trainer for Environmental Management and Training, LLC, in Cape Coral, Florida. Norman is an environmental consultant with over 35 years of practical experience in the corporate and consulting world. He conducts training seminars throughout the country on environmental and safety issues. Over 1000 companies have sent their employees to his seminars. For more information, contact Norman@proactenv.com.

Continuing Education:

This event contains 2 hours of technical contact time and is eligible for ABIH CM credit, .156 Points for CSPs and CSHMs.

Who Would Benefit From This Program:

• Safety Managers
• Safety Directors
• Safety Executives

Why an Audio Conference is Right for You:

• Fast, convenient learning without any out-of-office time lost.
• No travel-related expenses or complications.
• The perfect way to train as many employees as you like.
• 100% Guarantee: If you are dissatisfied, you are entitled to a complete refund.

Product Options:

Audio Conference Formats Explained

• Audio Conference CD Only: $229.00 (includes S&H)

Length: 2 hours