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The role of driver motivation in safety

  • Posted by FDRsafety
  • Categories Accident Prevention, Articles, Transportation safety
October 31, 2009

Fred Rine, founder and CEO of FDRSafety, explains in an article in OH&S magazine how to put together an excellent safety program for trucking fleets and the element that is often overlooked – motivating drivers to be safe. Read the full article.

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Jim Stanley

Scaffolding, fall protection, hazard communications lead the list of top 10 OSHA violations

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement
October 29, 2009

OSHA has released its preliminary list of the top 10 safety violations it has assessed in 2009 and at the head of the list are scaffolding problems (9,093 violations so far), fall protection (8,771 violations) and hazard communications (6,378 violations). …

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Jim Stanley

OSHA decides not to go with TLVs as its standard for exposure to chemicals

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Accident Prevention, Research
October 27, 2009

OSHA is getting ready to abandon its proposal to use Threshold Limit Values (TLVs) as its standard for exposure limits to chemicals. OSHA recently decided to maintain its mandatory permissible exposure limits (PELs), rather than switch to the TLVs, designed …

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Jim Stanley

OSHA targets iron and steel foundries, concrete pipe manufacturers, others for recordkeeping crackdown

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, Recordkeeping
October 23, 2009

OSHA has announced the list of industries that will be targeted under its one-year program that will intensively ramp up recordkeeping enforcement. The program concentrates on industries with traditionally high accident rates. Within those industries, companies that have reported low …

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Jim Stanley

Five steps to get ready for increased OSHA enforcement

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement
October 16, 2009

There has been a lot of attention given to the increased emphasis on enforcement by the “New OSHA,” but companies need not panic – thoughtful planning can prepare your company well for an OSHA inspection. Here are five key steps …

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Jim Stanley

Overlooked key to fleet safety is motivating drivers to be safe

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Accident Prevention
September 18, 2009

My colleague Fred Rine, founder and CEO of FDRsafety, spent nearly 20 years running the safety departments at Roadway Express and FedEx and is an expert on fleet safety programs. In an article in the upcoming issue of Occupational Health …

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Jim Stanley

‘New OSHA’ should update inconsistent, confusing fall protection rules for general industry

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Accident Prevention, Enforcement
September 18, 2009

One of the leading causes of deaths and serious injuries in American industry is falls from heights. OSHA’s regulations for general industry employers haven’t changed since OSHA started enforcing its standards in 1971. The general industry fall protection rules I …

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FDRsafety

September 2009 – special edition newsletter

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  • Categories FDRsafety newsletter, Recordkeeping
September 15, 2009

Free consultation on OSHA’s recordkeeping push

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Jim Stanley

Answering a reader question: Is it a good idea to heavily document an accident investigation?

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Recordkeeping
September 9, 2009

Bob Sands posted a question that may be on other readers’ minds about my earlier blog entry on OSHA’s new emphasis on recordkeeping. Is the collection of real-time accident evidence/documentation (photos, video, audio etc.) a detriment or benefit to a …

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Jim Stanley

A strong analysis of the Kennedy OSHA bill

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Legislation
September 9, 2009

As detailed in other entries on this blog, a bill introduced by the late Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass) would have a huge impact on occupational safety law, broadening the scope of those covered and increasing penalties, among other things. The …

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