Bryan Haywood

Hazard Assessment and Verification (1910.132(d) & (g))

Sometimes the OSHA “Request for public comments” postings contains some really good insights as to the documentation aspect to OSHA compliance.  This week’s posting does a nice job of explaining all that is required to document our PPE Hazard Assessments: (emphasis by me, but 100% OSHA wording) Paragraph 1910.132(d)(1) and the Personal Fall Protection standard

Supervisons Risks

More supervision is injured or killed each year because they take on a task or function that they would not let their folks do because of its risks or consequences. Come on man! If your people are not allowed to participate supervision should not do it also. Do it right! Spend the time, purchase the

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