Data Helps Prevent Future Facility Accidents
Zach Pucillo, CSP, CHMM, authors a Facility Executive article on using safety program data, like leading indicators, digital processes, to mitigate future facility accidents.
KPA and Pennsylvania Automotive Association Renew Safety and Compliance Partnership
March 23, 2021 – Working together for over 25 years, KPA and PAA today announced a renewed partnership dedicated to workplace safety and compliance that will support dealerships across the state.
Is That Customer on the “Naughty” List? Check With OFAC To Find Out
OFAC lists companies from targeted countries, involved with terrorism or narcotics trafficking. Are your customers on the naughty list?
Top OSHA Citations for Collision Centers
Zach Pucillo, highlighted the top citations that collision centers need to get in front of besides respiratory protection and hazard communication.
OSHA’s Whistleblower Protection Gets a COVID-19 Update
OSHA’s COVID-19 National Emphasis Program puts a focus on whistleblower protections. Learn how to protect your business from employee complaints and OSHA inspections.
KPA and Automotive Lift Institute Renew Compliance Training Initiative for Service Bay Safety
March 17, 2021 – Today the long-time partners announced their continued compliance training partnership to help protect auto service technicians at car dealerships.
KPA Navigates Growth with Adaptiveness, Agility, Teamwork
Three KPA leaders talk with Built In Colorado about how being able to adapt, agility, and teamwork help expand EHS software and services into new markets.
Latest COVID Relief Package: What Businesses Need to Know
Updated 9/8/21: With $1.9 trillion, there is a lot of relief on the way for businesses and workers. It's important to know what the final package includes and what action businesses should take next.
OSHA Publishes COVID-19 National Emphasis Program
OSHA published a COVID-19 National Emphasis Program (NEP) to reduce or eliminate workers' exposure in high-hazard industries. The NEP covers guidance on inspections and retaliation protections.
What Would a Federal COVID-19 Standard Look Like?
Joe Souza, wrote about what happens if OSHA decides there's a need for an emergency workplace regulation.
