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Weathering the Storm: How ESG Maturity Helps You Maintain EHS Compliance in Challenging Times

Many discussions of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) correctly talk about benefits like operational excellence, return on investment (ROI), and positive brand identity, but those can seem remote to the average EHS professional struggling to maintain compliance with EHS regulations. Perhaps you’re one of the many EHS professionals wondering how ESG can benefit you, and how to pursue ESG maturity starting from a current focus on regulatory compliance. This on-demand webinar is for you!

The last year has been a busy time for new EHS regulations, and it’s left many EHS managers struggling to keep up. Both OSHA in the US and Health Canada are in the process of updating their chemical hazard communication regulations to align with Revision 7 of the UN’s Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS), which will impact users of hazardous chemicals throughout the supply chain. Adding to that, OSHA is also expanding electronic reporting injury and illness reporting requirements, and there are pending regulations in both the European Union (EU) and US that would require greenhouse gas (GHG) disclosures from many companies.

Articles and discussions often frame ESG as standing apart from regulatory compliance but evolving ESG regulations such as US and EU GHG disclosure requirements show that the boundaries are blurring. The good news is that, while achieving ESG maturity depends upon getting EHS right, organizations that have established effective ESG management strategies will more easily maintain compliance, even during times of accelerated regulatory changes. This webinar explained why and how ESG maturity can help you weather the storm during challenging times, so you can manage based on best practices instead of being managed by your compliance calendar.

In this webinar, attendees learned:

• How to build upon and improve current EHS management practices to transition toward ESG management strategies
• How to use international standards and guidelines such as ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 14004 and ISO 31000 to strengthen your programs based on a management systems approach
• The ways that mature ESG management practices can help in specific compliance areas such as chemical management, injury and illness recordkeeping, air emissions, water discharges, and waste management
• How to leverage modern ESG software to achieve and maintain ESG maturity

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