There’s no one-size-fits-all active shooter response method when it comes to training; consider the abilities of your employees, the design of your facility, and your specific industry. The two most common responses to active shooter situations are run, hide, fight and ALICE.
OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard (HazCom) governs how chemical hazards are communicated to employees and remains one of OSHA’s top 10 most frequently cited violations. In FY 2023, 3,213 violations were cited, meaning these citations came up in roughly 10 percent of all OSHA inspections. Join Timothy P. Fagan, Content Manager and Senior Legal Editor for BLR’s Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) publications for a 20-minute, information-packed on-demand webinar.
With BLR’s Regulatory Analysis Chart Builder, you can easily search, compare, and comprehend state and federal regulations and get clear guidance on what your policies and practices must contain to avoid risk.
BLR’s Management of Change tool can help you manage change systematically with a standardized process and centralized platform.
BLR’s Permit Management tool simplifies the entire permit process. Say goodbye to manual tracking, as we help you automate critical tasks, streamlining the uploading, generating, and renewing of permits.
Watch this course preview to learn how this course will help employees minimize injuries, loss of life, and damage to the facility in the event of an emergency situation.
Creating and updating safety and environmental plans can be overwhelming and costly and expose you to unnecessary risk. BLR’s Plan Builder can revolutionize how you approach safety and environmental planning.
The following steps will help you create and complete a lockout/tagout program in the safest way possible.
Fortunately, there are several steps you can take to turn things around. In fact, 60 of the 330 companies in OSHA’s Severe Violator Enforcement Program in 2012 obtained removals from the program within 2 years. By fully understanding your rights and responsibilities following a violation, you can restore good standing with OSHA while maintaining a safer and more productive workplace.
How do I properly dispose of lithium batteries that are no longer in use?