A safety manual is a universal precaution that can substantially reduce the number of accidents in the workplace. It can also reduce the severity of injuries and alleviate the associated financial burdens on workplaces. California refers to this as an Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP). Washington calls this an Accident Prevention Program (APP). In Minnesota, it’s a Workplace Accident and Injury Reduction Program (AWAIR).
Both Federal and State OSHA regulations require businesses to have and implement a health and safety plan. A copy must be maintained at each workplace or at a central worksite if the employer has non-fixed worksites. Many states have requirements or voluntary guidelines for safety manuals.
With OSHA Safety Manuals, you do not pay anything upfront. Our experts will determine your needs based on the information you provide us and the description of your company activities. Within a few hours of your form submission, we will send you a proposal for your OSHA Safety Manual. If you just cannot wait, you can download individual chapters at your discretion. Should you do so and decide you need help afterward, we will not charge you any additional fees to put your document together. If you need to qualify with a third party, such as ISNetworld, Avetta, Browz, etc., we can take of that. We can also upload and answer the questions provided by these third parties for an additional fee.
Is your company OSHA compliant? Whether it is FED/OSHA or states with approved plans, they will cite and fine businesses that do not provide a written health and safety program upon their inspection. OSHA citations can reach up to $18,000 for not providing and implementing a workplace safety program. Be prepared to prevent accidents! Has OSHA already investigated your workplace? Visit us at www.oshacitationappeals.com. We will handle your appeal.
Our thorough activity-specific OSHA manual will be made with your company name and set to the specifications that you provide on our customize form. It will be digitally sent to you within a day. At no additional cost, if your needs are immediate, we can expedite the delivery. We are happy to include your company logo as well.
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OSHA compliance is essential. Many employers in the United States already manage safety using Injury and Illness Prevention Programs and we believe that all employers can and should do the same.
The most successful safety manuals start with a common set of key elements. Some of these elements are management leadership, worker participation, hazard identification, hazard prevention and control, education and training, and program evaluation and improvement. After that, we examine the hazards individual employees are exposed to. Employee participation is a key element of any successful safety program.
Have one of our OSHA experts design a health and safety plan for you. Remember, You don’t pay until you have reviewed and approved your safety manual. Get started here!
You may need a safety manual to:
- Provide abatement for violations
- Submit to jobsite
- Qualify for third party
- Meet workers comp requirements
- Meet insurance requirements
- Comply with Government contract
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