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"OSHA targets oil and gas industry on flame resistant clothing", Ohio Oil & Gas Association Bulletin, May 2010
OSHA has ordered its inspectors to issue citations to employers who do not insure that workers are using flame-resistant clothing where there is a potential of flash fires – an enforcement initiative particularly relevant to the oil and gas industry. By Jason LeMasters, Vice President, FDRsafety.
"Lean, Green & Safe: Integrating safety into the lean, green and sustainability movement", Professional Safety, the magazine of the ASSE, May 2010
FDRsafety Senior Advisor Mike Taubitz writes that safety professionals should be advocates for blending safety with efforts to make manufacturing processes leaner and to increase sustainability. Integrating lean into business and office processes can be the engine for breaking down the three silos, Taubitz writes.
"How to meet the challenge of greatly increased OSHA enforcement", May 3, 2010
OSHA has been stepping up enforcement on a variety of fronts, naturally raising a question for company executives: What do we need to do to be ready? In this article, FDRsafety President Jim Stanley, a former No. 2 official at OSHA, explains five key steps to make sure your company is on good footing.
"Industrial Strength Safety and Health", Safety Daily Advisor, April 5, 2010
Industrial workplace safety and health depend on getting employees involved in the process. When they’re asked to contribute to the safety of others, employees are more likely to work safely themselves, according to FDRsafety CEO Fred Rine, an industry pioneer in training that motivates workers to act safely. “If employees don’t understand the ‘why,’ not just the ‘how’ of workplace safety, they’ll never get beyond a certain point,” Rine says.
"Building a Culture of Safety at Construction Companies", Occupational Health and Safety magazine, March 2010
FDRsafety President Jim Stanley takes a comprehensive look at building a culture of safety at construction companies based on good decision-making and will examine the philosophy, accountability and structure needed to develop a successful construction safety program.
"How to be Ready When an OSHA Inspector Comes Calling", Employers Workers Comp Alert, February 2010
With OSHA increasing enforcement efforts, FDRsafety President Jim Stanley explains how companies should plan for an OSHA inspection and the five key steps to take during an inspection. Article is reprinted with permission from Employers Workers’ Comp Alert for California, Florida, Michigan, and Texas
www.HRhero.com Copyright 2010 M. Lee Smith Publishers LLC.
"Industrial companies that use contractors need to prepare for OSHA scrutiny", Employers Workers Comp Alert, December 2009
FDRsafety President Jim Stanley explains how employers can prepare for the extra scrutiny OSHA is bringing to companies for safety problems created by subcontractors. Article is reprinted with permission from Employers Workers’ Comp Alert for California, Florida, Michigan, and Texas
www.HRhero.com Copyright 2009 M. Lee Smith Publishers LLC.
"The Role of Driver Motivation", Occupational Health and Safety magazine, October 2009
Fred Rine, founder and CEO of FDRSafety, explains how to put together an excellent safety program for trucking fleets and the element that is often overlooked – motivating drivers to be safe.
"Voice of Expericence", OSHA Compliance Advisor, Issue 615, July 15, 2009
Fred Rine, founder and SEO of FDRsafety, explains what differentiates average from excellent when it comes to manufacturing safety.
Constructors Quarterly, July 2009
FDRsafety President Jim Stanley praises the “phenomenal safety record” of National Steel Constructors in an address to the company’s managers meeting
Fuel Lines, Sokolis Newsletter, May 2009
Q and A interview with James W. Stanley, President, FDRsafety, & Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for OSHA about what to expect from OSHA under President Obama.
