There are safety meetings for hazards encountered by cemetery workers such as excavating, heavy lifting, pesticides, hazardous plants/animals/insects, hazardous substances, heat illness, working in the cold, hand and power tools, and falls. There are also meetings for personal protective equipment, first aid, and ladders.

Your safety.BLR product comes with the function to schedule Toolbox Talks in your preferred desktop calendar application.

I have completed all our OSHA annual Reports (300, 300A, and 301) and am ready to submit to OSHA. I was a little confused on what reports they want us to send. On average we have anywhere from 600-900 employees on staff, where a bulk of them work in the warehouse distribution center. I wasn't sure due to the new ruling if we needed to send all three reports or just the OSHA 300A report.

OSHA does not prescribe who has the right-of-way between pedestrians and forklifts in its rule for forklifts at 29 CFR 1910.178, but the agency has published guidelines and best practices.

At our company we have a combination of full time employees and temp employees that work for an agency to staff our business. If a temporary employee sustains a recordable injury at our facility, but follows the staffing agency's Workers' Comp guidelines, do we still need to record their injury on our OSHA 300 Log?

These FAQs from OSHA provide guidance to employers and employees regarding the silica standard’s requirements at 29 CFR 1910.1053.

These FAQs from OSHA provide guidance to employers and employees regarding the silica standard’s requirements at 29 CFR 1926.1153.

There are very few prescribed number of training hours in OSHA rules for worker safety except minimum training hours for exposure to asbestos, lead, hazardous wastes, certain emergency response personnel exposed to hazardous substances, and some other special situations. It is up to you the employer to determine the amount of time needed to adequately train workers to recognize the specific hazards they will encounter and how to avoid injury and illness.

OSHA's most recent regulatory agenda includes two items with the potential to change employers' lockout/tagout compliance obligations: a request for information about the strengths and limitations of computer-based controls and a Standards Improvement Project rulemaking that could broaden the scope of the standard by removing a single word.

There are safety meetings for hazards encountered by cemetery workers such as excavating, heavy lifting, pesticides, hazardous plants/animals/insects, hazardous substances, heat illness, working in the cold, hand and power tools, and falls. There are also meetings for personal protective equipment, first aid, and ladders.

Your safety.BLR product comes with the function to schedule Toolbox Talks in your preferred desktop calendar application.

OSHA does not prescribe who has the right-of-way between pedestrians and forklifts in its rule for forklifts at 29 CFR 1910.178, but the agency has published guidelines and best practices.

There are very few prescribed number of training hours in OSHA rules for worker safety except minimum training hours for exposure to asbestos, lead, hazardous wastes, certain emergency response personnel exposed to hazardous substances, and some other special situations. It is up to you the employer to determine the amount of time needed to adequately train workers to recognize the specific hazards they will encounter and how to avoid injury and illness.