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Keep workers safe from heat: OSHA releases poster

Washington — As warmer summer temperatures approach, OSHA has unveiled a new poster intended to help workers reduce their risk of heat-related illness.

On Safety: A closer look at OSHA ‘Top 10’ violations – Part V

Here, we take a look at the top violations issued by OSHA in FY 2020 in fabricated metal products manufacturing (NAICS 332), construction of buildings (NAICS 236) and furniture-related products manufacturing (NAICS 337).

Written Safety Plans: Your Top Questions Answered

This white paper from the safety and compliance experts at J. J. Keller contains vital info about written safety plans to help you understand the requirements and how they apply to your organization.

OSHA advisory committee meeting set for June 22

Washington — The National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health has scheduled a virtual public meeting for June 22.
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Trench Safety Stand Down scheduled for June 14-18

Fairfax, VA — As part of Trench Safety Month, the National Utility Contractors Association, in conjunction with OSHA, is urging employers involved in trench work to participate in the sixth annual Trench Safety Stand Down.

On the Safe Side podcast Episode 16: Hazard communication training and women in safety

In Episode 16, we discuss our feature story on hazard communication training and ways to reinforce training on the job. Also: Veteran safety professional Pam Walaski talks about the challenges and opportunities for women in safety.

Community spread of COVID-19 occurred faster in counties with meatpacking facilities: study

Davis, CA — U.S. counties that are home to beef-, pork- and poultry-processing plants experienced accelerated COVID-19 infection rates during the pandemic, according to a recent study led by a researcher at the University at California, Davis.

DOJ: Idaho employer facing prison time after lying to OSHA

Pocatello, ID — A tanker testing and repair company owner has pleaded guilty to lying to OSHA and making illegal repairs to a cargo tanker, the Department of Justice announced May 20.
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Michigan OSHA revises temporary COVID-19 emergency rules, drops action on permanent rules

Lansing, MI — In addition to updating its temporary COVID-19 emergency rules intended to clarify employer requirements for protecting workers from exposure, the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration has rescinded a draft of permanent COVID-19 rules.

Employers know employees want hybrid work arrangements, but will they offer them?

San Francisco — Slightly more than 70% of employers expect their workers to want a hybrid model when their physical workplace reopens, but only 55% plan to offer that option, according to the results of a recent survey.

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