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Evaluating Electrical Safety: Distinguishing between Authorized and Skilled Work

Please join us for our first Safety Facts and Snacks for 2020!

Ryan Bruner will be presenting on OSHA Changes, Updates and Most Cited Violations. Ryan plans to discuss both Construction as well as General Industry changes, trends, and the highlights about what you need to know and how you should prepare.  

OSHA has issued a final rule that eliminates the requirement to electronically submit information from OSHA Forms 300 and 301 to OSHA each year.

Host employers and their contractors may be able to realize even greater success in workplace safety if they take a beyond compliance alone approach to safety and health continuous process improvement.

SRI Consultant Joe Kennedy will be providing a brief update on OSHA’s enforcement of the new Silica rules, as well as other new OSHA enforcement priorities taking effect in 2019.

OSHA can issue citations to general contractors who fail to control hazardous conditions at multi-employer worksites, even if those conditions do not directly affect their own employees.

Health and safety should always come first.  Here are some resolutions that focus on workplace safety for the New Year.

For all objects at height – including humans – the focus always should be on preventing things from falling rather than on catching objects, or on limiting the damage after they fall.