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1/9/2025

OSHA Increases Civil Penalties with Final Rule

Effective January 15, 2025, OSHA published a Final Rule to increase civil penalty amounts for workplace safety and health violations pursuant to the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015.

12/9/2024

Updating HazCom Training for Employees—Livestream

Join Lion instructor and Authorized OSHA Trainer Joel Gregier, CDGP, live on LinkedIn to get a handle on changes to the Hazard Communication Standard.

11/11/2024

OSHA Enforcement Roundup: Week of 11/11

This Roundup highlights alleged workplace health and safety violations made by two construction contractors and a furniture manufacturer.

11/5/2024

Have Ideas to Improve OSHA's Fall Safety Stand-Down Program?

OSHA will accept public comments until January 5, 2025, about the employer questionnaire used to confirm participation in the Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction program.

9/23/2024

10 Most Cited OSHA Violations of 2024 Revealed

OSHA Standards for general industry workplaces including HazCom, respiratory protection, and lockout/tagout make up half of the Top 10 list again this year. Construction industry standards make up the other half.

9/3/2024

OSHA Heat Stress Rule Proposed, Comments by 12/30

OSHA proposed a rule to address heat stress hazards in indoor and outdoor workplaces last week. Public comments are due by December 30, 2024. The rule refers to heat as "the leading cause of death among all weather-related phenomenon" in the US.

8/27/2024

Silica Exposure: Chicago Manufacturer Penalized $1M

A Chicago countertop manufacturer was cited for eight egregious willful, four willful, and 20 serious health and safety violations.

7/29/2024

OSHA Enforcement Roundup: Week of 7/29

This week's Roundup covers alleged workplace health and safety violations by a metal finishing company, an ink and coatings maker, and a waste removal and recycling company.

5/6/2024

OSHA Enforcement Roundup: Week of 5/6

This week's Roundup covers alleged workplace safety violations by an auto recycler, an EV battery manufacturer, and a food manufacturer.

4/2/2024

OSHA Amends Representatives of Employers and Employees Rule

OSHA recently amended its Representatives of Employers and Employees regulation, clarifying who may accompany an OSHA inspector on an inspection.

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