At some point in your EHS career, you’ll likely experience a visit from an OSHA inspector. While these inspections are intended to ensure employers are protecting the health and safety of their workers, they can be intimidating. There are several things you want to make sure you do when an OSHA inspector enters your workplace and things that you definitely should NOT do. To help employers and EHS professionals prepare, VelocityEHS has compiled a list of simple “do’s & don’ts” from our seasoned safety pros that you and your team should follow if an inspector comes knocking.

EHS professionals could use a reliable resource to help navigate common misconceptions about ISO 45001 and understand how aligning with the Standard could help improve safety performance. If you’re an EHS professional looking for answers, this guide is for you. This eBook breaks down some of the most common myths about ISO 45001 and contains a healthy dose of truth. You’ll also learn what safety management is (and isn’t), the basic elements of OH&S management as described by ISO 45001, and the ways that safety software can simplify key tasks and improve employee buy-in to your safety programs.

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This guide from the experts at VelocityEHS breaks down three essential hazard and risk assessment methods: Hazard ID & Observation, Task Hazard Analysis (THA), and Job Safety Analysis (JSA). It offers a side-by-side comparison of each, along with best practices that you can integrate into your existing processes to help enhance their accuracy, consistency, communication, and value to your organization.

A visit from an OSHA Certified Safety & Health Officer can be stressful. And inspections can occur at any time and at any establishment, no matter your industry. This OSHA Inspection Preparation Checklist will help you navigate the OSHA inspection process and identify the people, processes, and policies necessary to minimize your compliance risk should an OSHA inspector come knocking.

Quickly and easily determine which workplace incidents are OSHA recordable or reportable. Use this guide as a reference to know exactly when, and in how many hours certain incidents need to be reported.

This guide walks you through some of the frequently asked questions that VelocityEHS experts have received about OSHA’s recently updated electronic reporting requirements, giving you the answers and insights you need to ensure compliance.

Learn how ISO 45001 can reduce workplace incidents and injuries while demonstrating a commitment to your workers’ health and safety. This eBook from VelocityEHS certified experts provides an in-depth overview of this international standard that is guiding the way for excellence in occupational health and safety (OH&S) management.

At some point in your EHS career, you’ll likely experience a visit from an OSHA inspector. While these inspections are intended to ensure employers are protecting the health and safety of their workers, they can be intimidating. There are several things you want to make sure you do when an OSHA inspector enters your workplace and things that you definitely should NOT do. To help employers and EHS professionals prepare, VelocityEHS has compiled a list of simple “do’s & don’ts” from our seasoned safety pros that you and your team should follow if an inspector comes knocking.

EHS professionals could use a reliable resource to help navigate common misconceptions about ISO 45001 and understand how aligning with the Standard could help improve safety performance. If you’re an EHS professional looking for answers, this guide is for you. This eBook breaks down some of the most common myths about ISO 45001 and contains a healthy dose of truth. You’ll also learn what safety management is (and isn’t), the basic elements of OH&S management as described by ISO 45001, and the ways that safety software can simplify key tasks and improve employee buy-in to your safety programs.

Download it today!

This guide from the experts at VelocityEHS breaks down three essential hazard and risk assessment methods: Hazard ID & Observation, Task Hazard Analysis (THA), and Job Safety Analysis (JSA). It offers a side-by-side comparison of each, along with best practices that you can integrate into your existing processes to help enhance their accuracy, consistency, communication, and value to your organization.

A visit from an OSHA Certified Safety & Health Officer can be stressful. And inspections can occur at any time and at any establishment, no matter your industry. This OSHA Inspection Preparation Checklist will help you navigate the OSHA inspection process and identify the people, processes, and policies necessary to minimize your compliance risk should an OSHA inspector come knocking.

Quickly and easily determine which workplace incidents are OSHA recordable or reportable. Use this guide as a reference to know exactly when, and in how many hours certain incidents need to be reported.

This guide walks you through some of the frequently asked questions that VelocityEHS experts have received about OSHA’s recently updated electronic reporting requirements, giving you the answers and insights you need to ensure compliance.