Did you know that at the beginning of the Biden administration, the White House directed the Occupational Safety Health Administration (OSHA) to double the number of compliance safety and health…
We all know how important the OSHA 300 log is, but do you know when it is required during a work-related injury or illness? The Log of Work-Related Injuries and…
Falls from ladders can be prevented and lives can be saved by following safe work practices The construction industry has a lot of regulations on workplace safety, from heavy metal…
To prevent injuries and sustain high-quality performance, employers need to treat their professional employees like pro athletes. But how? One quality that professional athletes have that employers seek is sustained…
To ensure compliance with the new state laws, employers should review their existing drug testing policies as they relate to the use, possession, and testing of marijuana. There have been…
Employers can proactively use telemedicine to save unnecessary health care costs and keep OSHA recordable events low. An OSHA reportable occurrence is any injury that results in days off work,…
Utilized heavily in sheet metal construction, especially in the interest in airplanes, hexavalent chromium can be toxic and requires employers to have a respiratory program and testing requirements. OSHA has…
An investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration found that a Middletown foundry that makes steel and aluminum parts for the aircraft and aerospace, military…
There are many laws and regulations in place to protect operators, other employees, and surrounding communities from the potential hazards of working with toxic chemicals like anhydrous ammonia. Anhydrous ammonia…
Did you know if you plan to conduct audiometric testing or are involved with hearing conservation that you must be certified to do so? For employers, an effective occupational hearing…
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