OSHA Looking to Expand Its Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP)
As the current administration transitions from aggressive OSHA enforcement to compliance, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) says OSHA is looking to expand its Voluntary […]
Experience Modification Rate (EMR): What It Is and Why It Matters
Compliance Consultants, Inc. works with countless clients struggling to win larger contracts because of a high Experience Modification Rate (EMR). Many of these same clients […]
Warning Line Systems in Construction – A Safety Guide
Warning line systems are an important safety measure to prevent falls. Falls continue to be one of OSHA’s Top 10 most cited violations. Warning line […]
CCI’s FREE Consultation Process – What To Expect
Why You Need Regular Inspections and a Safety Plan A near miss or an OSHA citation can be a very stressful experience. Not only might […]
Should You Consider Outsourcing Your Safety Needs?
Outsourcing Safety To Manage Risks and Costs Employees are exposed to hazards every day on the job and must be kept safe. In this economy, […]
How to Develop a Safety Program From the Ground Up
Workplace hazards are a reality in most industries. And although the severity of such hazards differs, the one thing every industry has in common is […]
Electrical Safety Tips: AEGCP vs. GFCI
Do You Know The Differences in Electrical Safety Options? Electrical safety is crucial on any jobsite, not only for the workers but also for materials […]
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is Vital- Shortcuts Can Be Costly!
The Importance of Personal Protective Equipment Every year, millions of injuries occur on jobsites throughout the country because of improperly used or lack of personal […]
Tips for Crane Safety and Compliance
While the Crane Safety Standard from OSHA came out a number of years ago, it’s always good to review and refresh the Standard for Crane Safety from OSHA. Cranes are […]
Trenching and Excavation Safety Reminders: Slope It, Shore It, Shield It
Trenching and excavation projects can present a serious hazard to all workers on a jobsite. OSHA defines an excavation as “any man-made cut, cavity, trench, or depression in the earth’s surface formed by earth removal.” Trenching […]
