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14 September

Scary photos show log truck hooked to 7.2 kv primary power line

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Accident Prevention, Training

Knowing safety procedures is one thing. Using them is another. Download and view this power point of some scary photos that show what happened when a logger who tried to throw a hook over a pile of logs on a …

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10 September

Numbers that will put you on OSHA’s inspection list

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

OSHA is giving very specific guidance as to which companies with high rates of workplace injuries can expect to see an OSHA inspector soon. The 4,100 companies on the list were identified from a larger list of 15,000 employers who …

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03 September

$1.2 million proposed penalty shows OSHA still serious about recordkeeping

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

OSHA’s reported decision to suspend a pilot program cracking down on alleged under-reporting of accidents and illnesses doesn’t mean that recordkeeping requirements aren’t being enforced, as a recent OSHA announcement illustrates. OSHA is proposing $1.2 million in penalties against Goodman …

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12 August

OSHA suspends recordkeeping crackdown, newsletter reports

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

An industry newsletter is reporting that OSHA is suspending a pilot program to crackdown on alleged under-reporting of accidents and illnesses because the program has not found significant numbers of violations. OSHA announced the program last year and said it …

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10 August

The ‘new’ OSHA uses an old policy to make an example of employers

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

Over past years, in a limited number of cases, OSHA has alleged a separate violation and proposed a separate penalty for each instance of non-compliance with OSHA recordkeeping regulations, safety and health standards and with the general duty clause. The …

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22 July

House committee approves OSHA bill; moves it to the floor

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

A bill to tighten enforcement in OSHA and MSHA advanced a step Wednesday, receiving approval in the House Education and Labor Committee in a vote along party lines. The changes to OSHA were originally in a bill called the Protecting …

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14 July

Proposed changes to OSHA Act punish business, employers representative says

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

Proposed changes to OSHA that are now working their way through Congress, including increased penalties, focus on punishing employers and will not improve workplace safety and health, a representative of a coalition of employer groups testified Tuesday. “Penalties alone will …

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09 July

More details on dramatic proposed changes to OSHA Act

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

As I wrote in an earlier post legislation is moving through the House of Representatives that would dramatically change the OSHA Act, increasing protection for whistleblowers and making officers and directors subject to criminal liability for OSHA violations in certain …

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07 July

Radical change to OSHA advancing in Congress

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

Prison terms of up to 10 years could be imposed on officers and directors of companies that knowingly violate OSHA rules under a proposed revision to the Occupational Safety and Health Act now advancing through Congress. The 10-year term would …

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29 June

Scrambling to keep the Gulf cleanup safe

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Accident Prevention, OSHA, Safety and sustainability

The massive, expanding cleanup on the Gulf is creating safety challenges aplenty and both the government and private industry are scrambling to respond. We’ve seen the impact in our temporary safety personnel services. One Friday afternoon we were asked by …

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