osha compliance

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 300 and 300A must be completed for any establishment with greater than 10 employees for the year 2019 by February 1^st, 2020.

In today’s world, the moving of large heavy loads is vital to our manufacturing and construction industries.  

Anyone assigned a job in which a respirator is worn, should be fit tested to determine whether a particular size and brand of respirator provides a satisfactory seal against the face.

Safety Consultant Mark Williams will be exploring a conceptual take on OSHA’s requirements for hearing conservations programs, technological advancements in hearing conservation, and OSHA’s position on utilizing new technology to achieve compliance with OSHA 29 CFR §1910.95 and §1926.52.

When using oxygen and acetylene tanks for welding operations, certain safety measures must be in place to prevent serious injury.    

Safety Resources will be holding an Open Enrollment Advanced Fall Protection Course on Monday, June 3^rd, 2019.  

Fall protection systems, such as guard railing, can make the difference between returning home or returning to the earth.