This category covers news relating to OSHA training including updates, analysis and guidance for organizations.
Workplace chemical safety Hazard Communication Compliance Checklist: Avoid OSHA Citations Hazard Communication—commonly called HazCom—applies wherever employees may be exposed to hazardous chemicals at work. A compliant program is more than a folder of Safety Data Sheets: employers must connect their chemical inventory, labels, SDS access, written procedures, and employee training into a system workers can…
Heat illness prevention Workplace Heat Safety in 2026: OSHA Requirements, State Rules & Prevention Plans Extreme heat is a workplace hazard indoors as well as outdoors. Construction crews, roofers, agricultural workers, warehouse teams, delivery drivers, kitchen staff, manufacturing employees, and anyone wearing heat-retaining personal protective equipment may face serious heat-related risks. Current federal position: OSHA…
Construction PPE compliance Construction PPE Must Fit Properly: OSHA’s Rule in Effect Since 2025 Personal protective equipment only works when it is suitable for the hazard, used correctly, and fitted to the individual worker. OSHA has made that expectation explicit for construction employers. Effective January 13, 2025: OSHA’s construction PPE standard, 29 CFR 1926.95(c), expressly…
OSHA recordkeeping compliance OSHA Electronic Recordkeeping Requirements: What Employers Must Submit in 2026–27 Certain establishments must electronically submit workplace injury and illness information to OSHA each year. The requirement depends on the establishment’s peak employment, its industry classification, and the forms it is already required to maintain. Next annual deadline: calendar-year 2026 information is due…
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