So if you have no clue, or need a guide on what OSHA actually wants, they have these nifty tools that can help. These cover General Industry, Construction, and Healthcare. Being OSHA compliant is not the ‘end all’ (remember, OSHA is the minimum you should do), but it is a good place to start.
You know what to do:
This is the group I mentioned some time back that helps out the families of those who have lost their lives in construction accidents. A worthy group that is, unfortunately very badly needed.
Construction Angels conducts various fundraisers in the form of golf tournaments, and other events. Sponsorship of a golf course hole can be as low as $100, or you can volunteer to help during the events.. Please consider donating time or money to help this worthy cause.
Schedule of events:
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