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Enforcement

19 February

Court decision changes rules on issuing violations

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, OSHA

A federal appeals court has loosened one of the traditional standards of proof required for OSHA to issue a violation, potentially increasing vulnerability for employers. The case involved a citation against an employer for failure to properly barricade the swing …

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08 February

OSHA’s shaming of innocent companies lives forever

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, OSHA

OSHA citations come and go, but the agency’s news releases never die – even when they announce alleged violations at companies who are eventually found not to be in violation of OSHA regulations. The barrage of news releases the agency …

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15 January

Rule coming, at long last, on confined space in construction

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, OSHA

As I recently wrote, one of the best ways OSHA could help improve safety would be to update its own regulations, some of which are decades out of date. But there’s another serious problem: regulations that have never made it …

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03 January

Remedies to CSA’s problems high on industry, government lists

  • Posted by Rose McMurray
  • Categories CSA, Enforcement, Transportation safety

In 2013, you can be assured that the continuing effects of the two-year-old Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) program on the trucking industry and commercial drivers will remain high on both the government and industry list of issues demanding attention. Data …

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19 December

Employers may have more room to appeal willful violations

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, OSHA

What’s the difference between a willful OSHA violation and a serious one? One answer: About $63,000 in penalties – the maximum for a violation classified as serious is $7,000, while the maximum for a willful violation is $70,000. With multiple …

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10 December

8 Members of Congress protest OSHA handling of PPE

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, OSHA

OSHA has drawn the ire of eight members of Congress who are objecting to what they say was “improper rulemaking” in requiring flame-resistant clothing to be worn in almost all servicing of oil and gas wells. The issue goes back …

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05 December

Why ANSI Z10 is better than I2P2

  • Posted by Mike Taubitz
  • Categories Enforcement, OSHA

I’m a long-time proud member of the Accredited Standards Committee that developed and recently updated ANSI Z10, the U.S. National Standard for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems.  On the surface, that would likely make me a fan of I2P2, …

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09 November

Second-term advice: Bring OSHA regs into 21st Century

  • Posted by Jim Stanley
  • Categories Enforcement, OSHA

— Reprinted from our newsletter — Dear President Obama, Congratulations on your re-election victory. Now comes the hard part – another four years of governing. You have discussed the importance of helping boost the economy by easing the regulatory burden …

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01 November

November 2012 newsletter

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  • Categories Enforcement, FDRsafety newsletter, Legislation, OSHA, Training

Second-term advice: Bring OSHA regs into 21st Century
A tribute to safety awareness training and the effectiveness of a trainer
Best of the blog

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17 October

OSHA is watching – for 30 years

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

A lot can change for a company over 30 years – new leadership, new locations, new products, new services. But one thing must remain constant, according to an often-overlooked OSHA standard: the preservation of certain kinds of records. Curtis Chambers …

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