OSHA violations not only cause businesses lost time and money, but they can also cost lives. For companies to avoid OSHA violations, it is necessary to know which are most common. Once a company knows which violations are most frequently cited, they can develop safety plans that actively address these violations. So, what are the… Read more »
The safety committee of the ASA Washington Council invites you and your colleagues to a free event on Wednesday, March 14 as part of the Puget Sound Area Safety Summit at the Aerospace Machinist’s Hall in Seattle. This session, “Best Practices for Temporary Worker Safety,” takes place 9 a.m.–12 noon, and will focus on safety… Read more »
An evaluation of 2015 results found that the new reporting requirement met its intended goals of helping OSHA focus resources where they are most needed, and engaging employers in high-hazard industries to identify and eliminate hazards. “In case after case, the prompt reporting of worker injuries has created opportunities for us to work with employers… Read more »