U.S. State & Federal Variances in Environment, Health & Safety Enhesa No-Charge Webinar June 23rd

BRUSSELS and WASHINGTON, June 14, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- On June 23rd, Enhesa will continue its informative webinar series exploring EHS topics of interest with The Environmental Health and Safety Audit Solution to U.S. State & Federal Variances.

Navigating between state and federal regulations with regard to environmental, health and safety  oftentimes feels like attempting to solve an unsettling brain-teaser.  The United States has one of the most highly regulated, complex and stringently enforced EHS codes, and simply keeping up with regulatory changes on a federal level is a daunting task.  Throw in widely varying state requirements to the mix, and the task becomes herculean.  Large corporations with facilities in multiple states are discovering that relying solely on federal requirements is not enough, as many issues are regulated by the states.  With 50 states in the U.S., it may seem like an EHS manager's worst nightmare.

In this webinar, Enhesa will explore the importance of differentiating between state and federal requirements and demonstrate how the right tools can provide an easy solution to surmounting the compliance challenge.

Specifically, Enhesa will address the following topics:

• Major differences between state & federal EHS requirements
• Dangers in complying with only federal EHS requirements
• The manner in which Enhesa Audit Protocols help companies understand and comply with both state-specific and federal requirements
• Functionalities/latest features of Enhesa's state-specific Audit Protocols
• Ways in which these tools can be applied to a corporate program

About Enhesa - Enhesa, the leading provider of global environmental, health and safety regulatory compliance assurance support to business, covers EHS regulatory and policy issues in over 150 countries and jurisdictions.

Since its founding, Enhesa has built a knowledgebase of EHS regulations which includes the "What" of business requirements, the "How" to develop cost-effective solutions and the "When" of enforcement activities.  Enhesa combines its unique knowledgebase with an in-house team of 70 dedicated experts from more than 40 different countries and a network of more than 300 local experts and consultants.  No other company or institution has anything remotely similar.  Over 7000 EHS managers around the world rely on Enhesa to help them stay in compliance.  

More Information: To receive a webinar invitation:  [email protected].  For additional information on Enhesa and the webinar series: www.enhesa.com.

Contact
Gaye van der Eerden
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