MSDSonline | OSHA Recordkeeping

What if your safety data sheets could be used to easily identify and replace the nastiest chemicals in use in your facilities?… Read more 

In July of this year, OSHA announced proposed changes to the Recordkeeping Standard that would require employers to report all… Read more 

OSHA had a busy summer talking about its Injury and Illness Prevention Program with stakeholders around the country. During June, July and… Read more 

In May 2011, OSHA issued a Recordkeeping Standard Letter of Interpretation that is worth reviewing, even if the question asked… Read more 

OSHA announced yesterday that it is considering a new standard aimed at controlling worker exposure to infectious diseases. The agency invited… Read more 

OSHA unveiled a new tool today to help companies determine if employee injuries and illnesses are recordable or not. Called the… Read more 

OSHA is proposing two changes to the Recordkeeping Standard (29 CFR 1904) that would have significant consequences for employers. Read more 

OSHA announced a new partnership with the Ford Motor Company this month to reduce and prevent occupational fatalities, injuries and illnesses… Read more 

With a new National Emphasis Program (NEP) targeting the primary metals industry (dealing with the extraction of metals from rock) OSHA… Read more 

OSHA recently unveiled a new I2P2 Webpage to promote the coming initiative. I2P2 stands for Injury and Illness Prevention Program. Making… Read more