Fall Hazards Virtual Webinar, May 4, 2026
Summary
HI OSHA State Plan announced a one-hour virtual awareness session on Fall Hazards scheduled for May 4, 2026 from 9-10AM HST. The webinar covers fundamental worker fall risks, common workplace scenarios, relevant safety regulations, and practical prevention steps for employers. Registration is required with a limit of 50 attendees.
“This webinar provides a clear overview of common workplace scenarios, relevant safety regulations, and practical steps employers can take to reduce these incidents.”
What changed
HI OSHA published a webinar announcement for a virtual Fall Hazards awareness session. The session is one hour in duration and designed as a general introduction to recognizing and preventing workplace fall hazards, covering common scenarios, relevant regulations, and practical employer steps. Attendance requires advance online registration and is capped at 50 participants. The webinar will be held via Microsoft Teams and will not be recorded.
Affected employers and workers in Hawaii should be aware that this informational session does not constitute formal training but may serve as a useful introductory resource for workplace fall prevention awareness. Employers seeking to reduce fall incidents may consider registering representatives to attend the session.
Webinar
- Date
- 2026-05-04 at 09:00 – 10:00
- Location
- Virtual
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Join us for a one‑hour virtual awareness session on Fall Hazards, where we’ll cover the fundamental risks workers may encounter. This webinar provides a clear overview of common workplace scenarios, relevant safety regulations, and practical steps employers can take to reduce these incidents. Designed for general awareness, this session is not a formal training but a helpful introduction to recognizing and preventing Fall Hazards.
Advance online registration is required to reserve your seat. Please submit one form per participant. Space is limited to 50 attendees to maintain reliable internet connectivity for everyone, so be sure to register soon.
Date: Monday, May 4, 2026
Time: 9 – 10AM HST
Location: Virtual (The webinar link will be automatically emailed to all participants who register in advance)
Note: To submit several entries for an event, once you have completed your initial registration form, kindly refresh your browser to clear the form for that event and allow for a new submission.
FAQs
Registration
Do I need to register in advance? Yes. All participants must register in advance to receive the webinar link and materials. Attendance is limited to help ensure a stable connection for everyone.
How will I know my registration is confirmed? Please verify the email address you provided in the Registration Form for a confirmation of your registration. The email will be sent from [email protected].
If it does not appear in your inbox, kindly check your SPAM or junk folder.
Can I cancel my registration if I can no longer attend?
- Yes. You may cancel your registration by sending an email to [email protected] at least 72 hours prior to the scheduled event.
- Alternatively, you can send another representative from your organization by providing their details in advance.
Will I receive the slide deck after the webinar? Yes. A PDF file will be emailed to the attendees.
Technical Information
How will I join the webinar on Microsoft Teams? Join Microsoft Teams (with a Teams account)
Join Microsoft Teams (without a Teams account)
Miscellaneous Reasons unable to join
Will the session be recorded? No. The session will not be recorded, as our agency does not currently have the capacity or capability to store video files for later viewing.
How do I ask questions during the webinar? You’re welcome to submit questions at any time using the Microsoft Teams chat. We’ll also reserve a brief period at the end of the webinar to address selected questions.
Do I need a microphone or camera? No. A microphone or camera is not necessary, as all questions will be submitted through the Microsoft Teams chat.
Will I be muted when I join? Yes. Participants typically join muted to reduce background noise.
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