Compliance Reminder - Emergency Action Plans
OSHA 1910.38 requires employers to have emergency action plans (EAP). The plans may be verbal if you have less than 10 employees at a...
OSHA Targets May 2023 for Proposed Infectious Diseases Standard
OSHA recently published its intent to propose an Infectious Diseases (ID) standard. The agency is targeting May of this year (2023) to...
Final 2022 Funeral Home OSHA Inspections
Funeral homes across 17 states experienced OSHA inspections in 2022. Seventy-four percent of those inspections were the result of...
Spanish OSHA Training
We now offer all of our OSHA compliance training modules in Spanish. If you have hispanic workers who do not speak English well, then...
N. Coronavirus - OSHA Guidance for Deathcare Workers
https://www.osha.gov/SLTC/novel_coronavirus/controlprevention.html#deathcare
OSHA 300 Logs - Cemetery Ops
It's that time of year again to post your annual employee injuries and illness log (OSHA 300A Log) if you are a cemetery operator with 10...
OSHA Training: Hazard Communication vs. Formaldehyde
As funeral home professionals, we are all familiar with OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard, 1910.1200. The Hazard Communication...
OSHA Increases Maximum Fines......Again
OSHA has once again increased the maximum fines from its previous 2016 increase. OSHA is adjusting its fines for violations to adjust...
Formaldehyde - Managing the Hidden Risks
As we all know, formaldehyde has been and continues to be the primary tissue preservation chemical used in the embalming process. ...
Written OSHA Compliance Manual
Did you know that the funeral home must have the following written programs per OSHA regulation: Hazard Communication, Formaldehyde,...
