J.J. Keller Provides Fleet-Specific Compliance Updates
J. J. Keller’s Live Regulatory Update Service delivers a live presentation to keep companies up to date with relevant safety and compliance changes and best practices.

The new Live Regulatory Update Service from J. J. Keller & Associates provides presentations in a virtual format.
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Knowledge may be the best defense companies have against the risk of violations, accidents, injuries, and legal litigation. It’s also the inspiration behind the new Live Regulatory Update Service from J. J. Keller & Associates.
The service provides companies with a customized, interactive, virtual presentation delivered by a J. J. Keller subject matter expert who helps staff understand the compliance changes impacting their company, in addition to trends and best practices.
“Now it’s easy for safety professionals to educate themselves, their employees, and even management on the evolving regulatory landscape that could be putting their operation at risk,” said J. J. Keller director of DOT consulting Sean Nebert. “Based on the popularity of the live seminars we’ve been conducting for years, this new service’s convenient virtual presentation format allows our subject matter experts to have an interactive discussion on specific compliance topics that are important to an organization.”
The Live Regulatory Update Service can cover regulations in the areas of fleet transportation, workplace safety, environmental hazards, human resources, and more, depending on a company’s needs.
In addition to the live presentation, companies also receive a copy of the presentation with transcripts, a recording of the presentation for those who can’t attend, and access to J. J. Keller’s Expert Help service.
“Staying on top of regulatory changes isn’t just complicated, it’s time consuming,” added Nebert. “Now safety professionals can be sure they’re aware of new requirements, share that knowledge with employees, and save time doing it.”
For more information about J. J. Keller’s Live Regulatory Update Service, visit JJKellerConsulting.com/update-service.
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