Articles Tagged with ''OSHA Regulations''

Delve into why comprehensive arc flash, short circuit, and coordination studies go beyond PPE requirements: addressing real-world risks, ensuring uptime, supporting compliance and insurance, and reframing electrical safety as a strategic investment.

Historically, Republican administrations have revised direction of OSHA under a Democratic administration, which often leads to modifications in OSHA's enforcement strategies.

Congressman’s renewed push to eliminate OSHA focuses on regulations versus states’ rights and what he is claiming is federal overreach.

OSHA’s 29 CFR 1904.39 should not be confused with keeping an OSHA log of injuries and illnesses.

Organizations can create a culture where safety is a shared commitment, safety contributor Mike McCullion argues.

Many companies in the sheet metal / HVAC industry are considered a “small business” by varying definitions. Here are the resources OSHA offers these businesses.

As a reminder, the OSHA 300A summary of 2023 recordable cases needs to be posted and available for employee review from February 1 through April 30, 2024.

In the sheet metal and HVAC industry, safety is not a choice; it's a responsibility. OSHA compliance is not merely a regulatory requirement; it's a commitment, writes SNIPS NEWS Safety Contributor Mike McCullion.