By: Pam Tompkins, CSP, CUSP, CUSA
In the previous Safety Improvement Audits article, a traditional Safety Compliance Audit was discussed, including its lack of focus...
By: Pam Tompkins, CSP, CUSP, CUSA
Audit? Just the thought of participating in an audit brings frightening thoughts. Think of an IRS audit, it can’t mean...
When OSHA passed the new Walking and Working Surfaces Standard for the General Industry in 2016 they also updated the fall protection requirements in the Regulations...
Information sharing is required when a contract employer/subcontractor is working in a covered process
Information sharing applies when:
Work is performed as a...
Did you know, before any work begins, that Host employers must inform Contract employers of know conditions that are related to the safety of the work to be...
By: Matt Edmonds, CHST and Pam Tompkins, CSP, CUSP
In today’s world perceptions can sometimes be a far cry from reality. We often hear and see things that shape our...
The answer is Yes!
Host Employers have the responsibility to develop and implement appropriate procedures to ensure required information is communicated effectively...
Your safety program can have fully developed rules and procedures, a top-notch training program and the best safety equipment and tools money can buy – and there is...
The mere thought of participating in an audit can be unnerving. Consider IRS audits for a moment – they can never mean good news, right? So why would an organization...
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