Warehouses, factories, restaurants, hospitals, and other types of businesses typically have loading docks. These loading docks are essential to a reliable business supply chain. However, there are certain loading dock […]
Starting January 2024, employers in specific high-risk industries must use OSHA’s electronic reporting system, the Injury Tracking Application (ITA), to submit detailed information on workplace injuries and illnesses. If your […]
This blog is updated annually to reflect the latest OSHA regulations and penalty amounts, ensuring you have the most accurate information. Need to report an incident? Call the nearest OSHA […]
A pre startup safety review (PSSR) is a structured, documented review conducted before hazardous chemicals are introduced into a new or modified process. It confirms that equipment, procedures, training, and […]
When a business changes how it operates (procedures, equipment, materials, or facilities) those changes can introduce new risks. That is where Management of Change comes in. In some industries, MOC […]
Head injuries remain a leading cause of serious incidents on construction sites. Falling objects, fixed hazards, electrical exposure, and slips all place workers at risk. OSHA safety helmets are designed […]
Fall protection safety is an important consideration for businesses everywhere. When your employees work up high, you want to ensure that they do so with proper care and caution. With […]
Employers use work physicals, medical screening, and medical surveillance in jobs with physical demands or hazardous exposure, but these terms are often mixed together. OSHA only requires medical action when […]
When people complete OSHA training, they often assume it’s a certification that lasts forever. So, does OSHA 10 expire? Does OSHA 30 expire? You can think of it like a […]
Fall is here! But that also means so is seasonal maintenance, more rainfall, and temperature swings (especially in Texas), all of which can all lead to workplace accidents. That’s why […]