One of my favorite types of projects is working with clients who have found themselves in trouble with OSHA. They usually call me after they've received an OSHA fine ending with four or five zeroes. I enjoy helping those ... [Continue Reading]
“Not quite free” Silica exposure control plan template
OSHA's new respirable crystalline silica regulation takes effect on September 23. For now, only construction employers will be affected, but next year, the rule takes effect for all other employers whose employees have silica ... [Continue Reading]
How to write a Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedure that OSHA loves
According to recent data, OSHA writes more citations to manufacturers for violations of Lockout/Tagout than any other OSHA standard. In fact, 13% of all citations, and 21% of all penalty dollars are directly related to ... [Continue Reading]
Not-quite-free hazard communication/employee right to know template programs
Earlier this summer, I blogged about the new "not-quite-free" safety program templates now offered by Sotera. We started offering these inexpensive program templates in response to the frequent requests we receive from ... [Continue Reading]
OSHA’s electronic submission rule: Risen from the dead
A few weeks ago I blogged about OSHA's updated recordkeeping rules, which would require some employers to electronically submit their injury and illness records to OSHA. In that post, I commented that the new rules appeared ... [Continue Reading]
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