In anticipation of a stronger RV market in 2025, the RV Dealers Association (RVDA) will be hosting a webinar on Dec. 19 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern in partnership with KPA, a leading provider of dealer environment, health and safety (EHS) solutions. Those interested in this free webinar can register here.
Titled “Regulatory Insights for RV Dealers: 2024 & Beyond,” this session will help RV dealerships navigate the evolving regulatory landscape as a new Administration and Congress take control in Washington. “Do not miss this opportunity to gain critical insights and prepare your RV dealership for future success,” the association said.
This webinar is ideal for dealership owners, general managers, HR professionals and compliance officers who are responsible for ensuring their dealerships remain ahead of government and business regulations.
Led by KPA’s Regulatory Project Manager, Stephany Birkholz, this webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of critical regulatory changes for 2024 and anticipated developments for 2025. Attendees will gain actionable insights on workplace safety standards, labor compliance updates and environmental regulations tailored specifically to the RV industry.
Key takeaways include:
- Understanding the most impactful regulatory changes from 2024 and their implications for RV dealerships including workplace safety standards, labor compliance updates and environmental regulations tailored specifically to the RV industry.
- Insights into potential regulatory shifts for 2025 including late-breaking details about state-led efforts to prohibit the use of PFAS in RVs as well as upcoming heat injury proposed rules for businesses.
- Preparation strategies for key 2025 compliance deadlines.
“Staying ahead of regulatory changes is essential for ensuring smooth operations and minimizing risk,” said RVDA President Phil Ingrassia. “With a new Congress and the Trump Administration taking office in January, this session is designed to give RV dealers the knowledge and tools they need to adapt and thrive in a constantly changing regulatory environment.”
“In addition to changes like minimum wage and regular penalty increases there are regulations in motion that are likely to be finalized or take effect this year,” said KPA’s Birkholz. “This session will get into everything from OSHA’s proposed Heat Illness Prevention and Preparedness Rule to Environmental Reporting.”
