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Jim Stanley

Not even OSHA has a consistent definition of what is a recordable injury

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, OSHA, Recordkeeping
October 15, 2014

OSHA’s new recordkeeping rules on fatalities and serious injuries and illnesses are fairly clear, but they leave unresolved the confusion that many employers feel about the overall recordkeeping process.

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Jim Stanley

New OSHA recordkeeping requirements take effect Jan. 1

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories OSHA, Recordkeeping
September 23, 2014

OSHA has tightened the rules on reporting in-patient hospitalizations resulting from work-related injuries.

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Mike Taubitz

ANSI B11 and risk assessment: The best kept secret in safety

  • Posted by Mike Taubitz
  • Categories Accident Prevention, Risk Assessments
September 22, 2014

The goal of this blog post is to whet the appetite of those who may not be sufficiently familiar with ANSI B11, the series of U.S. national standards dealing with the safety requirements for general industry machines.

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FDRsafety

September 2014 newsletter

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  • Categories Enforcement, FDRsafety newsletter, OSHA, Temporary Safety Professionals / Recruiting
September 18, 2014

>> General Duty citations from OSHA may not hold up
>> Tim Sirofchuck joins FDRsafety

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Jim Stanley

OSHA appears ready to expand into HR enforcement

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, OSHA, Recordkeeping
September 15, 2014

For the last few years, OSHA has been seeking to expand its powers as the enforcer of safety regulations. Now it appears interested in becoming a human resources enforcer as well.

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Mike Taubitz

Lack of machine guarding doesn’t always mean a hazard exists

  • Posted by Mike Taubitz
  • Categories Enforcement, OSHA
September 11, 2014

FDRsafety is continuing to see OSHA cite employers for alleged violations of machine guarding in situations where employees would have to intentionally reach into a hazard zone to be injured. Not all these citations are valid, especially in light of a 1997 case decided by the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.

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Rose McMurray

A win for due process for drivers and motor carriers, but wait …

  • Posted by Rose McMurray
  • Categories Transportation safety
June 25, 2014

A long overdue reform will now allow drivers and motor carriers to be able to “set the record straight” as it relates to their traffic offenses.

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Mike Taubitz

Can metal lathes be made safe?

  • Posted by Mike Taubitz
  • Categories Accident Prevention
June 23, 2014

An article on an Australian safety website described the tragic death of a worker whose coat was caught in a lathe and asked the question that is the title of this article: Can metal lathes be made safe? The answers raise some basic issues about retrofitting machines for safeguarding.

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Jim Stanley

A well-deserved backseat for I2P2

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Accident Prevention, OSHA
June 3, 2014

OSHA’s proposed Injury and Illness Protection Program, known as I2P2, apparently won’t be seeing the light of day anytime soon, if ever, and that is a good thing for workers and employers.

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FDRsafety

April 2014 newsletter

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  • Categories Accident Prevention, FDRsafety newsletter, Temporary Safety Professionals / Recruiting
April 15, 2014

>> Does OSHA Understand its Own Machine and Equipment Guarding Directive?
>> Journey to Risk Elimination
>> FDRsafety enhances recruiting services

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