GHG Verification with KERAMIDA's Vice President of GHG Services

Join Xuqing Xiong, M.S., P.E., Vice President of GHG Services at KERAMIDA, as she discusses the importance of independent greenhouse gas (GHG) verification. In this video, she explains the difference between limited and reasonable assurance and emphasizes the importance of starting now, along with what the process may entail. As a CDP Global Gold Verification Provider, KERAMIDA ensures that organizations meet compliance standards through accurate, third-party verification. Watch now to discover how we can support your sustainability reporting.


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Proposed OSHA Heat Stress Rule: 3 Challenges Businesses Must Prepare For

In this video, Dan Engling, MS, CIH, CSP, Vice President of Safety and Industrial Health Services at KERAMIDA, outlines what may be the top 3 challenges businesses could face regarding OSHA’s proposed Heat Stress Rule if it becomes enforceable as is: Facilitation of Acclimatization, Environmental Heat Monitoring, and the potential need for a dedicated Heat Safety Coordinator. While the rule is still in the proposal stages, Dan provides an overview of these potential issues and what businesses might need to consider moving forward for Heat Stress Management.


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The Sustainability Update with KERAMIDA - March 11, 2025

Introducing The Sustainability Update with KERAMIDA!

Welcome to The Sustainability Update, KERAMIDA’s new quarterly video series covering the latest trends, regulations, and strategies shaping the sustainability landscape.

In this episode, Amber Greaney, MPA, LEED GA, ENV SP, breaks down the key factors driving sustainability in 2025 - from CDP’s alignment with global standards to nature transition plans and CSRD compliance strategies.

Stay informed, stay ahead. Watch now!


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From Planning to Action: Envision Framework for Sustainable Structures

In this video, KERAMIDA’s Steve Loria, ENV SP, LEED Green Associate, and Nick McCreary, MS, LEED AP, explain how the Envision sustainability framework is used to create more sustainable, resilient, and equitable infrastructure projects.

Envision is uniquely designed for non-occupied infrastructure projects, unlike LEED, which focuses primarily on occupied buildings. It evaluates broader community and environmental impacts, making it an essential tool for driving impactful solutions.

Learn how KERAMIDA uses Envision to shape Sustainability Management Plans and deliver strategies that meet the needs of all stakeholders!


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