Work-related fatigue is a common occurrence in a 24/7 society and is often associated with injuries and safety incidents. This talk will briefly touch on what fatigue is, how it’s commonly measured, and what we do and don’t know about the prevalence and risk of fatigue in the US mining industry. Following this, the bulk of the talk will be focused on mitigating work-related fatigue primarily through the usage of a Fatigue Risk Management System (FRMS).
This webinar provided the latest developments on Capitol Hill. NSSGA's GARA Team updated members on key regulatory and legislative activity. We were also joined by Chris McCannell, Senior Government Affairs Advisor at GrayRobinson and consultant for NSSGA. Chris discussed the likelihood of an end-of-year tax extender package.
NSSGA invites those attending the joint Hill Day at our 2025 Legislative & Policy Forum to view the second webinar in our Hill Day Prep Series. This webinar discussed our advocacy agenda and ran through the logistics of this year's Hill Day. Again this year, NSSGA, NAPA and NRMCA are partnering to hold a joint Hill Day. In this webinar, presenters discussed how to access your schedule, meet your team, prepare for meetings and move through Capitol Hill.
Hear from Adele Abrams (The Law Office of Adele L. Abrams, P.C.), Austin Bone (NSSGA), Brian Hendrix (Husch Blackwell) and Libby Pritchard (NSSGA & PCA) regarding the federal-level Emergency Temporary Standards seeking to develop temporary and permanent infectious disease standards, and the latest on state efforts in VA, CA and OR to enact and enforce emergency standards in the workplaces
Policy decisions made in Washington make a direct impact on your business. As a Young Leader or first-time attendee, learning how to tell your story is crucial to making a difference. The NSSGA Government Affairs team will walk you through just how easy (and fun!) it is to come to Congress and advocate for our industry. Designed specifically for Young Leaders considering coming to Washington – especially those nervous about walking the halls of Congress – this webinar will prepare you to engage at the Legislative & Policy Forum in September.
Watch NSSGA's first webinar in the Sustainability Webinar Series: Business Success Through Sustainability presented by CDE. Our speaker was Margaret O’Gorman, President of the Wildlife Habitat Council. While sustainability often conjures images of wetlands, recycling and the multitude of ‘green’ technologies quickly gaining mainstream speed, it can be so much more: an effective business strategy. Sustainability also goes beyond environmental goals.
This webinar explains the Highway Trust Fund, what it is, where the money comes from and how the money is spent, as well as why the HTF is in trouble and why this matters to you. Speaker Graham Hill is a veteran attorney and lobbyist with three decades of Washington, D.C. Graham has held multiple senior staff positions in the US Congress, including as committee staff director, senior committee counsel and senior counsel for oversight and investigations at the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and its Highways, Transit and Pipeline Subcommittee.
In NSSGA’s latest Policy Briefing webinar, our Government and Regulatory Affairs staff discussed the Move America Forward Act on the House floor, the current expectations for the next relief package and the success of Sen. Rounds’ bipartisan Dear Colleague Letter.
Join NSSGA’s Government and Regulatory Affairs team to discuss the important aspects of Hill Day and spend time talking through pressing issues facing our industry. This webinar will prepare you for your day on Capitol Hill and will help you craft your best story to share with members of Congress.
A year has passed since the Supreme Court limited the extent of federal jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act, but recent EPA and Army Corps memos and member experiences are telling a different story. Join Civil & Environmental Consultants' Robert Geho and NSSGA's Emily Coyner for this webinar covering the current state of obtaining jurisdictional determinations and permits a year after the landmark Sackett decision.