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Tire Checks for Truckers

May 10, 2019No commentsRims, Speed, Tire Inflation, Tire Loading, Truck TiresRichard

The following Commercial Tire Safety Tips information has been developed by the US Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. Commercial Tire Safety Tips Tire Inspection Examine your tires every day for: Irregular treadwear Cracking Bulges Inadequate tread depth Cuts Foreign objects…

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FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse

April 23, 2019No commentsDriver Safety, Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse, Drug and Alcohol Testing, FMCSARichard

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) recently released additional online resources for Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) holders, employers, state driver licensing agencies, medical review officers, and substance abuse professionals regarding the upcoming implementation of its…

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FSMA for Animal Food Update

April 22, 2019No commentsanimal food safety, CGMPs, FDA Inspections, FSMA, Housekeeping, Mycotoxins, Pest Control, trainingRichard

FSMA Update Are Your Actions Lined Up With Your Words? If an important customer stopped into your facility today and asked to see your Food Safety Plan on a scale of 1 to 10 with one being a full blown…

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What Happens After an Injury is Reported to OSHA?

April 21, 2019No commentsArea Director, Injury reporting, OSHA, OSHA Inspections, Rapid Response InvestigationsRichard

Not every injury report to OSHA results in an onsite inspection. When an injury is reported to OSHA the level of follow up depends on a number of factors.  The following information is taken from OSHA’s Revised Interim Enforcement Procedures…

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A Safety Win

March 1, 2019No commentsincident free, injury free, Workplace SafetyRichard

What is a win when it comes to workplace safety? For an employee a win is going home free from injury after a long shift. For a supervisor, a win might be going through the shift without the disruption of…

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OSHA Penalties – How Does a Company Get a Six or Seven Figure Penalty?

January 24, 2019No commentsOSHA Compliance, OSHA help, OSHA Penalties, Repeat Citations, Willful CitationsRichard

  When I see a news release with a headline that proclaims an OSHA penalty of over $500,000, my first thought is to wonder how many times that company has been inspected by OSHA.  A penalty of that magnitude is…

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Federal Motor Carrier Administration – Interpretations of Drug and Alcohol Testing Regulations

January 23, 2019No commentsCommercial Driver Drug and Alcohol regulations, DOT regulations, Driver Safety, Drug and Alcohol Testing, FMCSA InterpretationsRichard

The following Questions and Guidance come from the FMCSA website.  Drug and Alcohol regulations are addressed in these interpretations. Applicability of Testing Regulations Which drivers are to be included in a alcohol and controlled substances testing program under the Federal…

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Reporting Fatalities and Injury/Illnesses to OSHA

October 16, 2018No commentsamputation, fatlaity reporting, hospitalization, illness reporting, Injury reporting, OSHA, work-relatednessRichard
A work-related fatality must be reported to OSHA within 8 hours. An injury that involves a hospitalization, an amputation or loss of an eye must be reported within 24 hours. Although it sounds straightforward enough, it isn't quite so simple....
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FDA FSMA – What’s Next?

October 15, 2018No commentsanimal food safety, CGMPs, FDA FSMA, HARPC, Qualified Individual TrainingRichard
Nearly all feed mills are required to be in compliance with all FSMA regulations now that the September 17, 2018 HARPC compliance date has passed. FDA and it's state partners plan to increase the number of inspections at regulated facilities...
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OSHA Injury/Illness Recording in 9 Short Paragraphs

May 25, 2018No commentsRichard
Here’s a quick guide to help you determine when and how an injury or illness must be recorded on an OSHA 300 Log.  Find the details regarding who must comply and recording requirements at this link. Is there an injury...
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