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Nevada Increases OSHA Penalties 01/2020


Nevada increases OSHA penalties matching federal 2020 adjustments up to $13,494 for serious violations and $134,937 for willful cases. Nevada employers replace outdated postings to reflect current fine structures and maintain compliance.

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OSHA Standards Clarification

OSHA Standards Clarifications


OSHA recently issued corrections to standards on ladders, scaffolds, and fall protection, clarifying measurements, proof testing, and diagrams. Employers should review these updates to adjust training materials, reinforce safety practices, and maintain compliance with workplace regulations.

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¿Cumplen Con OSHA Sus Videos De Capacitación?


Muchos empleadores se preguntan si sus programas de capacitación cumplen con OSHA. Aunque OSHA no aprueba cursos, seguir sus estándares ayuda a prevenir accidentes y garantiza que los empleados estén protegidos en el trabajo, cubriendo áreas clave de seguridad y regulaciones aplicables.

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Are Your Training Videos OSHA Compliant?


Employers often ask whether safety training videos meet OSHA requirements. This article explains OSHA’s role in training, the difference between “approved” and standards-based programs, and how employers can evaluate training content to support workplace safety compliance.

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Does OSHA Certify Training Products?


Many think OSHA “certifies” training, but it doesn’t. Employers must document employee training and combine videos, hands-on practice, and supervision to ensure workers meet OSHA safety standards effectively.

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Occupational Fatalities in 2018


Occupational fatalities in 2018 reveal persistent opioid overdoses up 12% and workplace suicides rising 11%, despite construction fall deaths dropping to 2013 lows. Employers access OSHA toolkits and consultation programs to address these deadly trends effectively.

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