ASSP Practice Specialties and Common Interest Groups provide free webinars on a regular basis, often offering free CEUs! Check out the current opportunities below.
Webinars are open to all ASSP members. Reach out to the Practice Specialty and Common Interest Group Leaders to learn more about open opportunities and ways you can share your expertise, build your network and gain transferable skills.
This page includes information on Free Webinars, Upcoming Educational Events, ASSP Career Development Grants, and ASSP Education Resources.
| Free 1:1 Career Coaching! Limited sessions available. Brought to you by the ASSP Foundation with generous support from BCSP |
| Now is a great time to get clear on what’s next in your EHS career. Book a free 1:1 virtual coaching session with Dr. Megan Tranter, a trusted leadership coach who specializes in helping EHS professionals navigate career transitions. Whether you’re considering a pivot, stepping into leadership, or simply looking for direction, you’ll walk away with clarity and actionable next steps. Spots are limited and available first-come, first-served. Reserve yours using the link above. |
ASSP Career Development Grants
| Need Financial Support to Continue Your Education? |
| The ASSP Foundation offers career development grants to support your professional development. |
Free Webinars
| Cybersecurity Risks for Contractors Wednesday, Oct. 14 | Noon CT | Complimentary Education | 0.1 CEUs Sponsored by Oil, Gas, Mining and Mineral Resources Practice Specialty and Risk Management Practice Specialty |
| Join us for a webinar where attendees will learn practical strategies to better recognize, evaluate and manage cybersecurity risks as part of a comprehensive safety and operational risk management program. |
| Going Above and Beyond Your Capabilities Thursday, Oct. 15 | 3:30 p.m. CT | Complimentary Education Sponsored by the Hispanic Safety Professionals Common Interest Group |
| Join us for a webinar where two presenters will speak on how they overcame life struggles and how they leveraged their Latino culture and heritage to become a successful entrepreneurs and business owners. |
| Seeing the Whole Job Isn’t Enough: Identifying Hidden Ergonomics Risks Wednesday, Oct. 21 | 11 a.m. CT | Complimentary Education | 0.1 CEUs Sponsored by Velocity EHS |
| Are your ergonomics assessments overlooking the body part workers depend on most? Whole-body assessment methods excel at identifying obvious lifting and postural risks, but they can overlook the cumulative strain associated with repetitive, hand-intensive work. Learn why hand injuries can have a significant impact on daily activities and how targeted assessment methods can help identify and prioritize less-visible upper-extremity risks. |
| Addressing Newly Recognized Safety Needs: Selecting the Lead, Onboarding for Progress, and Leveraging Team Synergies Tuesday, Oct. 27 | 11 a.m. CT | Complimentary Education | 0.1 CEUs Sponsored by the Black Safety Professionals Common Interest Group and Consultants Practice Specialty |
| Are you an EHS “Department of One,” is the workload more than your small EHS team can handle, or are you an EHS consultant helping an organization to develop its safety processes and staffing? Join us for a webinar that offers suggestions based upon transferrable aptitudes, pre-existing organizational roles, individual areas of interest and other factors, rather than relying on typical default “voluntold” assignments. |
| Wildfire Risk Management Thursday, Oct. 29| 11 a.m. CT | Complimentary Education Sponsored by the Consultants Practice Specialty and Industrial Hygiene Practice Specialty |
| Wildfire smoke is no longer a seasonal or regional concern. It has become a year-round health and safety issue across the country, and today’s wildfires are more dangerous, destructive and deadly than ever. This webinar will give you the knowledge and tools to protect your workforce, meet regulatory requirements and strengthen your organization’s wildfire preparedness. |
| AI in Contractor Safety: Separating Real Capability From Hype Thursday, Nov. 5 @11 a.m. CT | 0.1 CEUs |
| Every week brings a new claim about what AI can do for safety: Some of it is real; much of it is overstated. And getting it wrong can have serious consequences for workplace safety. Learn where AI can genuinely strengthen contractor safety management — and where it cannot replace leadership, accountability or professional judgment. |
| Building a Safety Culture That Shows up When it Counts Thursday, Nov. 12 @ 11 a.m. CT | 0.1 CEUs |
| Get a practical blueprint for building a strong safety culture. Backed by Gallup research showing that highly engaged teams experience 70% fewer safety incidents, along with peer-reviewed evidence linking strong safety performance to business results, Dr. Kevin Weaver walks through the five C’s of safety as an ongoing cycle — not a one-time checklist: commitment, communication, cooperation, culture and costs. See what this cycle looks like inside a real plant that has gone 1,633 days without a lost-time injury. |
| Saving Your Safety Culture With No-Blame Accountability Wednesday, Nov. 18 @ 11 a.m. CT | 0.1 CEUs |
| Blame suffocates culture. The solution is positive accountability. Get the know-how to diagnose blame within your own workplace cultures — highlighting the common causes of blame and the misconceptions that allow it to thrive — as well as practical tools to address it within your organization. Learn how to cultivate the positive accountability necessary to strengthen operations and enhance safety. |
Upcoming Educational Events
Upcoming Conferences
- Western Pulp, Paper, and Forest Products Safety & Health ConferenceDecember 1-4, 2026 • Portland
- Mid-Oregon Construction Safety SummitJanuary 25 & 26, 2027 • Bend
- GOSH ConferenceMarch 1-4, 2027 • Portland
- Northwest Safety & Health Summit by Region X VPPPAMay 18-20, 2027 • Kennewick, Washington
Workshops
Are you interested in learning more about workplace safety and health? We invite you to attend a free Oregon OSHA Public Education workshop. Check out our January-June 2026 workshops and register. Registration is required to attend our virtual or in-person workshops. Please note the location of the workshop before registering.
Education and training webpages
Visit our education and training webpage to access:
- Free online health and safety courses available in English and Spanish.
- A certificate of completion at the conclusion of each online course or workshop.
- Continuing education credits information outlining the agencies that offer credits for our free workshops and online courses.
- Approximate duration of each class.
- Oregon OSHA’s YouTube channel, which hosts more than 415 videos and features a new topic each month.
- Other training resources.