A Worker Reported a Hazard Three Weeks Ago. Nobody Told Them What Happened to It.
Hazard reporting programs succeed or fail based on what happens
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Hazard Communication Citations Are Piling Up in Manufacturing. Here’s Where They Come From.
Hazard Communication is one of OSHA’s most frequently cited standards
Your Ergonomics Policy Is Written at Corporate. OSHA Inspects One Site at a Time.
Overexertion is the largest DART category in private industry and
Your Fire Extinguishers Are Inspected Every Month. OSHA Never Asks You to Write It Down.
OSHA’s portable fire extinguisher standard runs on four separate clocks,
You Purged the SDS for a Chemical You No Longer Use. OSHA Still Wants a Record of It for 30 Years.
Most chemical programs delete the record the day a product
A Customer Threatened Your Night Clerk. California Now Asks Whether They Were Working Alone.
A threat with no injury and no police report usually
A Forklift Operator Just Had a Near Miss. OSHA Says You Owe Them Retraining.
A near miss with no injury still triggers refresher training
New Safety Data Sheets Are Already Arriving With Hazards Your Labels Don’t Show. You Have Until November 20.
The HazCom 2024 manufacturer deadline for substances passed on May
Fatigue Is a Hazard Built Into Your Schedule
Night shift injuries get written up as carelessness, while the
You Flagged Your Contractor’s Fall Hazard Three Times. OSHA Can Still Cite You for It.
Documenting a contractor hazard three times does not protect you