In the construction industry, employers with more than 10 employees are required to keep a record of serious work-related injuries and illnesses. Starting this month until April, a summary of […]
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OSHA’s recent final rule for employers to make and maintain an accurate record of each injury and illness becomes effective January 18th, 2017. OSHA’s longstanding position has been that an
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In an effort to underscore the importance of recordkeeping in dangerous workplace environments, OSHA has this week issued a final rule regarding the compliance requirements of employers. Specifically for those
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For all commercial construction projects, keeping up with safety recordkeeping is a necessary administrative task. A solid recordkeeping process can make the difference when accidents happen. As we reported earlier
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As we reported in October, OSHA’s Recordkeeping Requirements are now in effect. Here’s the information you need to know! Many new categories of employers must now maintain and
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Beginning January 1, 2015 companies under OSHA’s jurisdiction must begin to comply with the updated recordkeeping standards, which includes an expanded list of injuries that all covered employers must report
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Beginning January 1, 2015 companies under OSHA’s jurisdiction must begin to comply with the updated recordkeeping standards, which includes an expanded list of injuries that all covered employers must report
OSHA’s Recordkeeping Updates: What You Need to Know Read More »
