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:: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 ::
OSHA Compliance Survival Kit For the Construction Industry - DIY At Home
Every employer has a responsibility to make sure all employees have a safe and stable work environment. These employees should have access to safety equipment and information at anytime they are on the jobsite. These employees should be able to go to their superiors with fears or concerns about safety without fear of termination or retaliation. In order to accommodate employees in such a fashion, we have compiled a short and condensed version of what an employer of the construction industry should have documented and in place for emergencies or for an OSHA inspection.------------------------------------------- posted 7:10 AM :: reference link ::
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