OSHA, or The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, is the main federal agency charged with the enforcement of safety and health legislation.
Tag: OSHA
Q&A: OSHA Regulations On Concrete Silica Dust
On September 23, the U.S. Department of Labor will begin enforcing its reduction in the amount of silica that construction workers can be exposed to in a workday.
OSHA Revises Online Whistleblower Complaint Form
The revised online complaint form works to ensure a whistleblower can file a complaint with the appropriate federal agency for prompt action.
$10.5M Available For Workplace Safety Training
OSHA has just announced a $10.5M funding opportunity for Susan Harwood Training grants to support workplace safety and health training.
Seven Tips For Keeping Workers Safe From Heat-Related Illnesses
Summer often brings extreme heat: Here's how to keep outdoor workers safe, courtesy of Western Specialty Contractors.
Are Reports That Trump Will Gut OSHA Rules Premature?
Don't expect a free ride on regulatory issues, veteran OSHA defense attorney Joseph P. Paranac, Jr. cautions in business publication blogpost.
Need For Workplace Training In CPR And First Aid
American Heart Association survey finds many employees lack training to help during a health emergency — and at least half do not know where to find an AED in their facility.
FM Alert: Help Prevent Heat Illness From Striking Outdoor Workers
An OSHA campaign aims to raise awareness and educate workers and their employers about the dangers of hot weather work.
Workplace Violence Insurance Offered
XL Catlin has entered into an exclusive underwriting agreement with The McGowan Companies to provide workplace violence insurance to U.S. businesses.
OSHA Seeking Feedback On Voluntary Protection Programs
OSHA will hold a public meeting next month to solicit suggestions for strengthening its Voluntary Protection Programs.
Communicating Building Safety Principles
In this Q&A, Facility Executive spoke with the safety, health, and environmental manager at Schneider Electric about communication as a key to success for building safety.
Werner Offers Training During OSHA’s National Safety Stand-Down
Fall protection and ladder safety trainings are planned at job sites across the U.S. to keep construction workers safe.
OSHA Seeks Training Institute Education Center Applications
Nonprofit organizations interested in providing instructor-led classes on occupational safety and health as part of the OSHA Training Institute (OTI) Education Centers Program can apply.
ARMA Joins OSHA During National Safety Stand-Down
The week-long safety awareness campaign aims to prevent falls from ladders, scaffoldings, roofs and other high places.
J. J. Keller & Associates Introduces OSHA Diagnostic Audit
The new service delivers facility management professionals and other stakeholders in-depth OSHA compliance analyses and ratings.
New Health And Safety Courses From RedVector
More than 20 new online courses are aimed at helping organizations stay up to date with changing OSHA regulations and improve worker safety.
FM Alert: Workplace Anti-Retaliation Practices Recommended
OSHA's new recommended practices are intended to help companies promote workplace anti-retaliation programs.
FM Alert: New OSHA Rule Lowers Beryllium Levels
The U.S. Department of Labor has issued a final rule to lower beryllium levels and increase workplace protections to reduce health risks.
Friday Funny: OSHA Claus Is Coming To Town
Inspired by all the ways OSHA can determine if your facility is on the naughty or nice list, facility manager Charles Carpenter shares his take on the Christmas classic with “OSHA Claus Is Coming To Town.”
Examining The Nexus Of Sustainability And Safety
In new research the Campbell Institute examines the need for more equal distribution around environmental, social, and economic factors.
FM Alert: OSHA To Issue Work-Related Injuries Rule
The final rule will clarify the ongoing obligation to make and maintain accurate records of work-related injuries and illnesses.