In their July, 2018 edition of "Safety Lines" (see page 3), Minnesota OSHA has clarified state-specific requirements for the newly-adopted Federal OSHA requirements for online reporting of injuries and illnesses to ... [Continue Reading]
Injury data must be electronically submitted to OSHA by July 1. Let us handle it for you! Just $99.
By now, you hopefully know that ALL Minnesota employers with 20 or more employees at any given establishment, and thousands of others in Wisconsin, the Dakotas, Montana and all other states will be required to electronically ... [Continue Reading]
MN legislature fails to adopt 80% increase in OSHA fines, required by Fed.s
The Minnesota legislature has declined to adopt significant increases in OSHA penalties, which are the fines that may be levied against employers for violations of workplace safety and health rules. Last year, Federal OSHA ... [Continue Reading]
MN OSHA adopts rules requiring employers to submit injury data to OSHA online
On May 21, 2018, MN OSHA officially adopted Federal requirements under 29 CFR 1904.41 "Electronic submission of injury and illness records to OSHA". This is a Federal OSHA requirement that will require some employers to ... [Continue Reading]
OSHA cites Montana construction contractor after employee is critically burned.
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited a Billings, Montana general contractor and a Rock Springs, Wyoming, subcontractor for exposing workers to numerous safety hazards, ... [Continue Reading]
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