Use this checklist to assess your workplace violence program, hazard controls, training, and recordkeeping to control workplace violence at your facility.

The sample Silica Exposure Control Plan serves as the required Written Exposure Control Plan (Plan) and applies to general industry workplaces, including concrete products, stone cutting, foundries, dental laboratories, pottery ready-mix concrete, and structural clay products containing crystalline silica.

This sample safety Alcohol & Drugs policy “Drugs and Alcohol” can be used in an employee handbook or as a standalone policy addressing health issues in the workplace. This policy complies with the injury and illness recordkeeping requirements. Download this Alcohol & Drugs sample policy to your computer or print it out.

This checklist provides a sample list of items an investigator can use to conduct an incident investigation, as well as tips for video and photo documentation.

This checklist provides a sample list of items an investigator can use to conduct an incident investigation, as well as tips for video and photo documentation.

This Plan will help you comply with the California workplace violence rules (8 California Code of Regulations 3342) that apply to healthcare facilities; home healthcare programs; drug treatment programs; emergency medical services; and outpatient medical services to correctional and detention settings.

This regulatory checklist for workplace violence prevention training has been prepared to help comply with the Cal/OSHA Workplace Violence Prevention in Healthcare regulation. The checklist contains what Cal/OSHA considers "must do" requirements.

This sample Silica Exposure Control Plan serves as the required Written Exposure Control Plan and applies to construction industry workplaces with activities related to the cutting, sawing, drilling, and crushing of concrete, brick, ceramic tiles, rock, and stone products containing crystalline silica.

When you appeal a Cal/OSHA citation, you’ll need to make a case for why you weren’t at fault. You may argue that the violation simply did not and does not exist. But if matters are not quite so cut-and-dried, you might want to use an affirmative defense. Use this checklist to determine whether any of the following affirmative defenses applies to your case.

Falls are a major cause of accidental death, second only to traffic accidents. They are also the most frequent type of workplace accident. Use this walking-working surfaces checklist to train your workers on slips and falls.

This safety Slips and Falls plan “Slips, Trips, and Falls” can be used in an EHS plan handbook or as a standalone plan addressing personnel safety requirements at your facility. Download this Slips and Falls plan to your computer or print it out.

This safety Electrical Safety plan “Electrical Safety” can be used in an EHS plan handbook or as a standalone plan addressing equipment and process safety requirements at your facility. Download this Electrical Safety plan to your computer or print it out. Updated October 2016.

Download this electrical safety form "Energized Electrical Work Permit" to authorize work on energized electrical equipment and address arc flash and shock hazards at your facility. Updated to NFPA 70E - 2015.

This safety Emergency Action plan “Emergency Action” can be used in an EHS plan handbook or as a standalone plan addressing emergency planning and response requirements at your facility. Download this Emergency Action plan to your computer or print it out.

This California-specific plan “Emergency Action Plan” can be used in an EHS plan handbook or as a standalone plan addressing emergency planning and response requirements at your facility. Download this Emergency Action Plan to your computer or print it out.

Employees have a right to recognize and understand the hazards of chemical exposure in the workplace. Use this Hazard Communication checklist to train your workers on hazard communication.

Use this Confined Spaces in Construction checklist to ensure you are meeting all your regulatory requirements. This checklist is to be used by the facility operator to follow best practices for compliance.

This document discusses the importance of developing strong safety policies at your facility, provides tips for writing effective policies, and explains how to use BLR's customizable safety policies at your facility.

OSHA requires most employers to maintain occupational injury and illness records. The forms include the OSHA 300 log, the OSHA 301 Incident Report, and the OSHA 300-A Annual Summary form. Use this Recording and Reporting Occupational Injuries and Illnesses checklist to train your workers on illness and injuries.

A checklist designed to help you quickly scan your own environmental department; it covers CAA, including ozone depleting CFC-refrigerant-related regs, and operating permits; CWA, including SPCC plans and NPDES permits wastewater; EPCRA; specified toxic-chemical releases; OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard; Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) hazardous waste regs, including those for USTs and LDRs.