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July 22Is Your Workplace Ready for a Midyear Safety Check?
Halfway through the year is a natural point to step back and ask whether your safety program still matches what.
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July 15Workplace Hazards That Trigger Cal/OSHA Citations
Not every safety gap is dramatic. Most Cal/OSHA citations trace back to ordinary, everyday issues: a written program that has.
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July 08Forklift Certification Requirements for California Employers
Forklift certification is one of the most commonly assumed-but-not-verified items in a California workplace. Operators get trained once when hired,.
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July 01CPR and First Aid Requirements for California Employers
Most California employers know they need a first aid kit on site. Far fewer have actually confirmed that their CPR.
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June 23Is Your Heat Illness Prevention Plan Actually Ready for a Cal/OSHA Inspection?
Having a Plan Is Not the Same as Being Ready for an Inspection Most California employers with outdoor workers have.
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June 16Cal/OSHA Heat Illness Prevention Training Requirements: What Supervisors and Workers Must Know
Training Is Not Optional, and General Orientation Is Not Enough California employers are required to provide heat illness prevention training.
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June 09Cal/OSHA Section 3395 and Section 3396: How California’s Outdoor and Indoor Heat Standards Actually Differ
Two Standards, One Employer Obligation When California employers talk about heat illness prevention, most of the conversation has historically been.
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June 03Cal/OSHA Heat Illness Prevention Requirements: What California Employers Must Have in Place
California Has Two Heat Illness Prevention Standards. Most Employers Only Know About One. If your business operates in California, heat.
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May 26Is Your Electrical Safety Program California-Ready?
An electrical safety program California employers can rely on should do more than sit in a binder. It should reflect.
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May 19OSHA Electrical Safety Training: What California Employers Must Provide
OSHA electrical safety training is not only for electricians. In California workplaces, electrical hazards can affect maintenance teams, equipment operators,.
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