If you are a construction professional or OSHA defense attorney, you already know that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has a variety of requirements regarding first aid. In […]
A Breakdown of OSHA’s First Aid Requirements Part 1 Read Post »
Are you satisfied with the way your construction projects are going? More importantly, are your clients happy? If not, you could lose money on your construction projects. In today’s litigious
3 Causes of Money Loss on Construction Projects Read Post »
Millions of lives are affected every year by workplace violence. As the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) website states, “homicide is currently the fourth-leading cause of fatal occupational injuries
Workplace Violence and the Construction Industry Part 4 Read Post »
As we discussed in the first section of this four-part article, eliminating the elements that can lead to workplace violence can be challenging for an employer.
Workplace Violence and the Construction Industry Part 2 Read Post »
Approximately two million Americans report workplace violence annually. Unfortunately, there are many other cases that go unreported as well. If an incident of violence transpires at a construction site, employers
Workplace Violence and the Construction Industry Part 1 Read Post »
Extreme weather can wreak massive damage on a roof, depending on the type of storm and of course the roof’s integrity. In Part 1 and Part 2 of this four-part
Extreme Weather and Roofing Part 3 Read Post »
On any given day, you can look up into the sky and see one of the many tree care professionals that work across this country.
What You Need to Know About OSHA’s New Tree Care Publication Read Post »
Workplace accidents happen all the time, regardless of the industry. Employers are tasked with ensuring their workplace is free of known hazards and making sure that employees get home safely.
Effective Ways to Communicate Health and Safety Requirements Part 3 Read Post »
Our Florida OSHA defense attorneys understand the importance of educating employees on general health and safety requirements, as well as those regarding workers’ specific industries.
Effective Ways to Communicate Health and Safety Requirements Part 2 Read Post »
Every person has the right to work in an environment that is safe and free of known hazards. This is a federal requirement for employers. There are effective ways to
Effective Ways to Communicate Health and Safety Requirements Part 1 Read Post »
