Webinars
Our webinars are conducted using Microsoft Teams, and if you are new to Teams, we have created a handy guide to assist you: Joining webinars and events using Microsoft Team
Please join the session a few minutes prior to the allocated start time.
Don’t forget to save the date!
Feature overview: These webinars will demonstrate the results you can achieve with specific Snap XMP features.
Feature tutorial: These webinars will cover the steps you need to take to bring each feature to life in Snap XMP.
| Date | Title | Time EDT | More information and to register |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday 20 May | Feature tutorial: Snap XMP Offline Interviewer App | 10:00 – 10:30 | Click here |
| Wednesday 28 May | Feature overview: Boost Completion Rates with Engaging Question Styles | 10:00 – 10:15 | Click here |
For previous feature overview webinar recordings, visit the feature overview webinar recordings page, or visit Snap XMP Support Hub for recent feature tutorials.
The Health and Safety Executive tools
Health and safety culture has grown significantly over the last decade, thanks in part due to a large drive from the UK government.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is the government agency responsible for carrying it out, making sure organisations are aware of – and compliant – with health and safety regulations in Great Britain.
To do this, the HSE have partnered with Snap Surveys to create bespoke solutions that businesses can use to get feedback on their health and safety culture and performance.
These solutions deal with specific areas within health and safety – such as stress, manual handling, and health and safety as a whole.
Presented by TSO and The Health and Safety Executive, these webinars demonstrate the benefits of these tools to your business.
| Date | Topic | Time (UK) | More information and to register |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday 12 May | Safety Climate Tool (SCT) | 15:30 | Click here |
| Tuesday 1 July | Safety Climate Tool (SCT) | 14:00 | Click here |
You can watch previous session on-demand via these links:
https://books.hse.gov.uk/Stress-Indicator-Tool