Evacuation plans and procedures act as a final layer of defense for employees in the event of a
serious emergency. These plans and procedures set forth the quickest route out of your facility,
leading your staff to safety. Because of the vital role these plans and procedures play in the event
of a catastrophic emergency, OSHA regulates […]
Safety signs and safety visuals are key components of many OSHA standards. They are visual
markers of potential hazards and safety devices, alike. So ensuring you have adequate signs and
visuals is extremely important, both as a reminder to regular employees and a warning or guide
to others who may be in that area of your facility.
However, […]
The United States Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration was
established to ensure workplace safety for employees. It has created a number of standards
which are used to set minimum requirements for safety compliance. These standards set basic
requirements when establishing your own occupational safety and health procedures as well as
requirements to maintain these procedures. […]