July 16, 2026 - You don’t have to be doing something obviously wrong to end up on OSHA’s citation list. Some of the most expensive violations in manufacturing facilities come from gaps that are easy to miss – and even easier to overlook when you’re running a busy floor.

During this webinar, Haleyanne Freedman, director of manufacturing solutions at Novara, breaks down OSHA’s current list of Top 10 most cited violations, what they can cost facilities such as yours and what you can do now to close the gaps before an inspector finds them.

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Attendees will learn:

• Which violations are most commonly cited in manufacturing and why they continue to appear year after year.
• How penalty structures work, including what triggers repeat-violation multipliers that can significantly increase fines.
• Industry-specific risk areas that often catch plant managers off guard.
• Practical prevention strategies that can be implemented without overhauling an entire safety program.
• How a connected safety management system can help identify compliance gaps before they become citations.

Perfect for:
Plant managers, facility managers, EHS directors, operations leaders and anyone responsible for safety compliance.

By attending this webinar, you may be eligible to earn recertification points. Contact the Board of Certified Safety Professionals for more information.

Speakers

Haleyanne Freedman, Director of Manufacturing Solutions, Novara

Haleyanne works with manufacturing facilities every day to help them build safety programs that hold up not just on paper, but when an inspector walks through the door.

The views of webinar speakers and organizations are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the National Safety Council or Safety+Health magazine. Any mention of a commercial enterprise, product or publication does not mean the council or magazine endorses those items.

Moderator

Alan Ferguson, Associate Editor, Safety+Health magazine

Alan is associate editor of Safety+Health and serves as co-host of the magazine’s “On the Safe Side” podcast.