OSHA Understands the Power of Shame – Do You?
According to a recent study out of Duke University, one OSHA press release can reduce EHS incident rates as much as 210 agency inspections would.
One Way to Reduce COVID-19 Transmission: Open a Window
The coronavirus doesn’t hang around as long in well-ventilated areas. According to a new study, fresh air and sunlight can reduce the spread of the virus that’s currently holding us all hostage.
How California Auto Dealers Can Get Back to Work: Cal/OSHA & CDPH Guidelines
California auto dealers, I’ve got good news and… less-good news. The good news is the state has released detailed information about reopening your business. The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t over, and there’s a long road ahead of us, but recovery starts…
Is Your EHS Software Mobile-Friendly? 5 Questions to Ask
Not every platform has the tools and features your organization actually needs. If you’re not careful, the software you use could become another liability; another massive cost among many.
Return to Work Safely Program Helps Businesses Reopen Safely
May 11, 2020 - KPA released the Return to Work Program to help businesses reopen safely and establish a new normal following the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
To Improve Safety and Reduce Losses, Your Insureds Need a Point Guard
Running a business without a workplace incident response system is like trying to play basketball without a point guard. Enter: KPA’s Risk Management Center.
Pop Quiz: Chemical Spills and Leaks
Do you know how to effectively prevent spills, leaks, and other forms of toxic chemical exposure? Find out by taking KPA’s Chemical Spills and Leaks Pop Quiz.
2 Cities Change HR-Related Regulations
Although the coronavirus is ongoing, employers need to be aware of other regulatory changes taking effect outside of the pandemic. Employers in Toledo, Ohio and Dallas, Texas, should be aware of employment regulations.
COVID-19 Webinar Series: Return to Work Safely
As the 1st phase of the COVID-19 pandemic comes to an end, KPA is offering a series of free webinars to help you protect your people and return to work safely.
COVID-19 Has Changed Some Rules Around Expired Driver’s Licenses, Form I-9, and E-Verify
During the coronavirus crisis, some states are extending expiration of driver’s licenses, and those licenses may be used as List B documents for Form I-9.
