Thursday, November 12th, 2026 | 2:00 PM ET
What is OSHA focusing on when inspecting meat industry facilities? This webinar will examine three years of OSHA citation data from across the United States to identify the standards receiving the most attention, the issues driving citations, and key trends affecting the industry. Attendees will gain practical insights into where facilities may be most vulnerable and what they can do to strengthen compliance, prepare for OSHA inspections, and reduce citation exposure.
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Jeff Jamison
IMA
Executive Vice President, Cornerstone & Alternative Risk
Jeff currently serves as IMA, EVP, Agribusiness National Practice Leader
Jeff has spent much of his professional career in the insurance industry holding several roles and responsibilities. Those ranged from production and sales roles, specific program product development, to a variety of management responsibilities. Jeff left and returned to IMA after spending two years serving as a Resident VP for a national insurance carrier and was soon after promoted to the IMA Wichita Market President role. In 2025 Jeff was asked to lead IMA’s Agribusiness/Food & Beverage National Practice to build out business initiatives through industry specific support to IMA teams in the space, assisting in client acquisition and retention of valued customers through strategic alignment of internal resources, steep industry specialization knowledge and market driven products.
Jeff holds an ARM (Associate in Risk Management) Certification and is the Executive Sponsor for IMA’s Veteran’s Plus, Associate Resource Group.
IMA
Executive Vice President, Cornerstone & Alternative Risk
Jeff currently serves as IMA, EVP, Agribusiness National Practice Leader
Jeff has spent much of his professional career in the insurance industry holding several roles and responsibilities. Those ranged from production and sales roles, specific program product development, to a variety of management responsibilities. Jeff left and returned to IMA after spending two years serving as a Resident VP for a national insurance carrier and was soon after promoted to the IMA Wichita Market President role. In 2025 Jeff was asked to lead IMA’s Agribusiness/Food & Beverage National Practice to build out business initiatives through industry specific support to IMA teams in the space, assisting in client acquisition and retention of valued customers through strategic alignment of internal resources, steep industry specialization knowledge and market driven products.
Jeff holds an ARM (Associate in Risk Management) Certification and is the Executive Sponsor for IMA’s Veteran’s Plus, Associate Resource Group.

Chris Retter
IMA
Risk Control Manager
Chris Retter has been a dedicated member of IMA’s Risk Control Department since May 1995, bringing more than three decades of experience in safety, risk management, and regulatory compliance. He works across a diverse range of industries, including construction, manufacturing, hospitality, agriculture, municipalities, and mobile home communities.
Chris provides comprehensive risk control services such as jobsite inspections, employee and management training, loss analysis, OSHA inspection support, and guidance following catastrophic workplace accidents. His hands-on approach and deep understanding of operational risk help clients improve safety performance while reducing losses and exposures.
In addition to his client-facing work, Chris manages a team responsible for delivering safety and compliance services across all industries served by IMA. He is known for his practical insights, leadership, and commitment to helping organizations create safer, more compliant workplaces.
IMA
Risk Control Manager
Chris Retter has been a dedicated member of IMA’s Risk Control Department since May 1995, bringing more than three decades of experience in safety, risk management, and regulatory compliance. He works across a diverse range of industries, including construction, manufacturing, hospitality, agriculture, municipalities, and mobile home communities.
Chris provides comprehensive risk control services such as jobsite inspections, employee and management training, loss analysis, OSHA inspection support, and guidance following catastrophic workplace accidents. His hands-on approach and deep understanding of operational risk help clients improve safety performance while reducing losses and exposures.
In addition to his client-facing work, Chris manages a team responsible for delivering safety and compliance services across all industries served by IMA. He is known for his practical insights, leadership, and commitment to helping organizations create safer, more compliant workplaces.

