Demystifying “HazMat, HazChem, HazWaste and HazDrugs” Regulations and Risks

Event Schedule by Time Zone: 
Pacific: 10 AM to 11 AM | Mountain: 11 AM to 12 PM | Central: 12 PM to 1 PM | Eastern: 1 PM to 2 PM

Navigating the maze of HazMat, HazChem, HazWaste, and HazDrugs regulations is a persistent challenge for health care organizations. This webinar, Demystifying “HazMat, HazChem, HazWaste and HazDrugs” Regulations and Risks, provides health care risk professionals and operational leaders with a clear roadmap to differentiate and align the overlapping compliance requirements of OSHA, USEPA/RCRA, DOT, and NIOSH/USP. Attendees will explore how these regulations intersect with accreditation standards across high-risk departments—such as laboratories, facilities, EVS, and pharmacy—and learn to identify common compliance pitfalls, effective corrective actions, and best practice strategies. Through real-world examples and collaborative approaches, participants will gain the tools to assess their organization’s EH&S readiness and drive sustainable compliance across their campuses and systems.

Learning Objectives:

1. Differentiate and untangle USEPA, DOT, OSHA, and NIOSH/USP regulatory compliance requirements for hospitals and health care organizations.
2. Link governmental safety and environmental compliance requirements with accreditation organization standards for laboratories, facilites/plant operations, EVS, and pharmacies/pharmaceutical administration that typically represent the greatest EH&S risks and liabilities.
3. Evaluate typical non-compliant findings, corrective actions, and best practice management strategies across key hospital groups, and compare your organization’s safety and environmental regulatory compliance readiness to those demonstrating industry-leading practices.

Speaker:

Darrell J. Oman, Over the past 15 years Darrell has presented on EH&S risk management and compliance at national and regional conferences and webinars, including for the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA) and for American Hospital Association’s professional groups ASHE, AHE and ASHRM.  Darrell, who obtained his B.S. engineering degree from Michigan Technological University, is an ASHE and AHE member and a nationally recognized EH&S compliance and risk management professional providing a wide range of consulting services to hundreds of hospitals and health care systems in more than 30 states. In his role at Braun Intertec, he leads their national health care sector consulting practice.

Member: $39.00
Non-Member: $99.00