Upcoming Webinars:

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PJR is hosting a series of FREE, educational webinars in the coming weeks and months.

Check out what’s coming up below!

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Monday, July 8 at 11:00am EST

“ISO 14001:2015 Lessons Learned” – Click to Register!

A review of the changes in ISO 14001:2015 coupled with lessons learned during the transition phase.

Presented by PJR’s EHS Assistant Program Manager Austin Matthews.

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Wednesday, July 10 at 11:00am EST

“What to Expect During Your Stage 1 Audit” – Click to Register!

An overview of what can be expected during the Stage 1 Audit process hosted by PJR QMS Program Manager Joseph Krolikowski.

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Monday, July 15 at 11:00am EST

“RIOS:2016 Overview” – Click to Register!

An examination of the key changes in the revised standard, as well as PJR’s expectations for transition.

Presented by PJR EHS Assistant Program Manager Austin Matthews.

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Monday, July 22 at 11:00am EST

“e-Stewards V.3 Overview” – Click to Register!

An examination of the key changes in the revised e-Stewards standard, as well as PJR’s expectations for transition.

Presented by PJR EHS Assistant Program Manager Austin Matthews.

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Monday, August 5 at 11:00am EST

“ISO 45001 Overview” – Click to Register!

An examination of the changes coming in ISO 45001, the replacement for OHSAS 18001, as well as PJR’s expectations for transition.

Presented by PJR EHS Assistant Program Manager Austin Matthews.

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Wednesday, August 14 at 11:00am EST

“Foundations for Planning Your ISMS” – Click to Register!

In this presentation we will be looking at how to determine the scope of your ISMS, how to conduct an effective risk assessment and risk treatment process, the concept of information assets and how they relate to your ISMS, and how to address hosted infrastructure and services as part of your ISMS.

Presented by PJR Technical Expert John Laffey.

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“Knowing that ISO 9001:2015 isn’t supposed to have a final release until fall of this year, I expected the “Preparing for a Successful Transition” webinar to be filled with expectational fluff. I was pleasantly surprised to actually learn a number of different things that will be of some use to me while maintaining my company’s QMS.

The presentation was well laid out and the presenter reflected a sound knowledge of the topic. I have viewed several PJR webinars and I haven’t been disappointed yet. Even considering they are “free”, I have felt cheated by paying for other webinars that fell way short of expectations. Keep up the good work!”

Roger Wahl, Quality Manager
TRICOR Systems Inc.

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