Free Webinar: OSHA Compliance Tips
Live Webinar
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2009
2:00 PM ET - 11:00 AM PT
The best way to beat an OSHA citation is to never get one at all.
Listen to a webinar from one of the nation’s top attorneys specializing in OSHA compliance and a consultant who works with companies to eliminate workplace conditions that could lead to OSHA citations offer sound, free advice about complying with OSHA standards.
This webinar will discuss what compliance requirements are likely to be scrutinized in a typical OSHA inspection in an atmosphere in which enhanced enforcement activity is predicted. This will include reviewing requirements of fundamental OSHA standards and regulations that most employers should be observing, regardless of size or industry. Mr. Yohay will also discuss key aspects of a draft OSHA Field Operations Manual (FOM) published in January 2009.
Finally, Mr. Yohay will discuss recent OSHA enforcement initiatives that increase the potential liability for non-compliance with recordkeeping, personal protective equipment, and training requirements.
Speakers:
Stephen Yohay, attorney, Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C., Washington, D.C.
Yohay represents employers nationwide in OSHA enforcement matters. He will address what compliance requirements are likely to be scrutinized in a typical OSHA inspection in an atmosphere in which enhanced enforcement activity is predicted. Yohay will discuss key aspects of a draft OSHA Field Operations Manual (FOM) published in January 2009. Finally, Mr. Yohay will also explain recent OSHA enforcement initiatives that increase the potential liability for non-compliance with recordkeeping, personal protective equipment, and training requirements.
William H. Kincaid, PE, CSP, vice president and senior loss control consultant, Lockton Companies LLC.
Prior to his work as a consultant, Kincaid was an OSHA safety engineer specializing in ergonomics, "significant cases" and fatality inspections. He earned his B.S. in mechanical engineering from Washington University in St. Louis and is a registered professional engineer with 12 years experience as a production manager. Kincaid will discuss his experience as a safety engineer with OSHA dealing with "significant" cases and fatality investigations, as well as the impact – good and bad – that OSHA compliance has had on safety management systems.
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