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06 May

OSHA’s “general duty” clause – often used and frequently misunderstood

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, Legislation, OSHA

The proper use of OSHA’s general duty is frequently misunderstood, sometimes even by OSHA itself. Here’s what you need to know.

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06 April

Exploding some myths about fall protection equipment

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Accident Prevention, Training

Fall protection is a vital part of construction safety programs, but as is well-known, a lot of times workers don’t use the equipment or don’t use it properly. Workers’ excuses range from complaints that the equipment slows them down, makes …

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25 March

Injury, illness rates were heading down even without OSHA enforcement push

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Accident Prevention, Enforcement, OSHA, Recordkeeping

There’s great news in a recent report from OSHA – injury and illness rates, collectively known as recordables, were down sharply in 2009 compared with 2005. As you can see from the chart below, the trend line moved on a …

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07 March

I2P2 may be next big battle in struggle over OSHA enforcement push

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Accident Prevention, Enforcement, Legislation, OSHA

While OSHA readies itself for a fight over its Fiscal 2012 budget, another big battle is looming over a proposal that OSHA administrator David Michaels views as the centerpiece of his campaign to exert more enforcement pressure on industry. That …

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04 March

GOP proposals raise questions about fate of OSHA’s 2012 budget

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, Legislation, OSHA

OSHA’s request for a budget increase in Fiscal 2012, including funding for more inspectors, is likely to face substantial resistance from the Republican majority in the House if current activity is any indication. OSHA is coming under attack from Republicans …

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24 February

National Steel City’s commitment to safety brings better accident numbers and savings

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Accident Prevention, OSHA

If you want an example of what a company can do to turn in a great safety performance, you need look no further than National Steel City, a construction company specializing in steel and power industry equipment installation. National Steel …

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15 February

OSHA budget plan: Agency still pushing enforcement, but pulls back in one area

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, OSHA, Recordkeeping

With the President trying to accommodate business on the issue of excessive regulation, OSHA seems to be trying to walk a tightrope in its budget request for 2012. The agency is asking for 25 additional compliance officers. That is in …

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26 January

As OSHA withdraws ergonomics proposal, here’s what else it should rethink

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Accident Prevention, Enforcement, OSHA, Recordkeeping

In its second course reversal in a week, OSHA has withdrawn a proposal to step up recordkeeping requirements for ergonomic injuries, naturally raising questions about what else the agency might be rethinking. My suggestion is to look next at the …

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19 January

OSHA backtracks on noise plan; first major about-face in this administration

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, Legislation, OSHA

OSHA announced Wednesday it was withdrawing a proposed interpretation of noise standards that could have presented some employers with onerous costs to retrofit equipment. It is the first major about-face for OSHA since it began a dramatic ramp-up of enforcement …

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18 January

Mr. President: Please start with OSHA when you review regulations

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, Legislation, OSHA

In an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal published Tuesday, President Obama announced an initiative to review ineffective government regulations that hinder the economy. The President said the purpose of the review was to “make sure we avoid excessive, …

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