OGIA Knowledge HubOur library of free downloadable content and resources includes webinars, guides, publications, and more. 
Proven Strategies to Keep you OSHA Compliant & Your Team ProductiveFebruary 8, 2023 | Webinar This webinar will cover fostering sound habits, establishing leadership alignment, proven strategies, and starting points for building a strong safety and training foundation. Read More
Spring Lawn Equipment SafetyMarch 2024 | Guide Before you send your crews out to use a mower, trimmer, blower, power washer, chainsaw, pruner, portable generator or other piece of outdoor power equipment this season, it’s important they think safety first. Read More
Ohio Tree Planting Specifications2024 | Guide This information, supported by various organizations in Ohio, is designed to help successfully plant and transplant trees by providing clear guidelines and standards, ensuring the health and long-term well-being of the trees. Read More
Employee Mental Health & Well-being2024 | Case Study A case study showing how employers are expanding their focus on health enhancement to include mental well-being in the workplace, sharing emerging best practices and real-world case studies in a brief report. Read More
10 Best Practices for Your Workers' Comp ProgramFebruary 27, 2024 | Webinar Discover the essential strategies and guidelines for effectively managing your Workers Comp program with our Top 10 Best Practices course. Read More
The Buckeye Magazine2024 | Publication The Buckeye, the signature publication of the Ohio Green Industry Association, updates OGIA members on important industry and legislative issues and features general trade information on state and national levels. Read More
Whats the Health of Your Balance Sheet?February 15, 2023 | Webinar This session guides small business owners on organizing and assessing the health of their Balance Sheet, crucial amidst the various demands pulling their attention. Read More
Spanish Communications & CultureJanuary 31, 2023 | Webinar Discover how understanding cultural differences between Spanish- and English-speaking team members in the landscaping industry can enhance team unity, safety, efficiency, and foster an inclusive workplace environment. Read More
Effective Communication: Sharing Best PracticesFebruary 7, 2023 | Webinar This session addresses the illusion of successful communication by teaching the keys to effective communication, leveraging non-verbal cues, enhancing critical listening, and adopting best practices for email writing. Read More
Harassment Awareness & Prevention for SupervisorsFebruary 15, 2023 | Webinar Supervisors will gain insights into preventing harassment by understanding its significance to the organization, identifying discrimination, addressing workplace bullying, encouraging reporting, and preventing retaliation in this session. Read More
Trees! We love them so why are we killing them?February 16, 2023 |Webinar This webinar explores the significance of trees, discusses favorites, emphasizes reasons to cherish them, and highlights unintentional actions detrimental to trees, ideal for those passionate about trees, ecology, and the environment. Read More
Putting Plant Phenology to UseFebruary 21, 2023 | Webinar Discover the practical applications of plant phenology and growing degree days (GDD) in the green industry, aiding in adapting to changing seasons and weather, predicting pest activity, and optimizing treatment timing for effective pest management in 2023. Read More
Pesticide Safety for the Landscape ProfessionalFebruary 22, 2023 | Webinar This crucial session comprehensively explores IPM, delving into diverse pesticide types, label familiarity, personal protective equipment, and proper pesticide storage and disposal—an essential knowledge base for all participants. Read More
Employment Laws Triggered by Company Size2024 | Guide A reference guide of what laws cover your business based upon your number of employees. Read More
H-2A & H-2B: What Your Business Needs to KnowJanuary 23, 2024 | Webinar The session discusses each program’s requirements, barriers to entry, and best practices for employers, including “crossover” potential. Read More |
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