Online Training 2016 - How to Survive an OSHA Audit in Six Easy Steps- By AtoZ Compliance

Key Take Away
This webinar will give you valuable information to build a strong safety and health program, tips to surviving an OSHA audit, and how to negotiate with OSHA to reduce fines.
Overview
OSHA audits can be a source of stress and frustration if the employer does not know what to expect. When a workforce is ill prepared to identify and mitigate hazards, an OSHA inspection process can be costly. Many fines can be prevented through getting supervisors and workers to recognize hazards and take action. If hazards can’t be eliminated, then they must be controlled through engineering means, administrative work rules, or personal protective equipment.
Each inspection can be predictable and defensible for the trained workplace. This webinar will teach attendees best practices to survive the OSHA audit and citation. Attendees will learn how to immediately spot violations in the workplace and how to correct them to OSHA standards. In addition, the attendee will be made aware of the most frequent violations, compliance strategies, and the defense against citation.
OSHA has a playbook that is used by each compliance and safety officer, the attendees will learn how to obtain a copy for free and tips for learning the content. The playbook is referred to as the Field Operations Manual (FOM). FOM training is the key to OSHA compliance inspections, because the compliance safety and health officer must follow the procedures outlined in the manual.
Moreover, this webinar will give practical steps to an effective Injury and Illness Prevention Program (I2P2) as a tool to bring your company to compliance after a citation. Through an effective safety and health program employers can prove to OSHA that they are compliant and have the worker’s interest at heart. Management commitment and employee involvement are complementary in taking ownership of a safety program.
Why Should You Attend
Recently, OSHA issued over 40,000 citations for safety violations in the workplace. In one example, a HVAC company was fined over $1.2 million for recordkeeping violations. Many organizations have learned to comply with OSHA regulations and have avoided fines and citations when audited by OSHA.
Imagine that OSHA showed up at your place of business today. What would you do? How would you handle the audit? Frightening perhaps to think about, but in reality there is no need to fear an OSHA visit - if you understand compliance and your organization’s responsibilities.
This webinar will help attendees better understand health and safety compliance issues for their organization and they will never fear OSHA again.
Areas Covered In This Webinar
OSHA's 10 most frequently cited violations
Using OSHA compliance wheel as a model for your safety program
Training, inspections, written plans and other "administrative" requirements
Strategies and common mistakes when OSHA visits
What are the steps to an OSHA inspection?
How to convince management of the value of implementing your safety program
How to negotiate reductions on OSHA cites
Learning Objectives
Understand the OSHA auditing process
Learn the 4 steps to having a defense against citation
Understand the meaning of the top 10 most violated standard
Know where to find resources to assist the safety and health to become more robust
Understand why to get management commitment and employee involvement
Learn how to identify hazards and control them
Learn common mistakes that lead to OSHA citations
Who Will Benefit
Safety Managers
Internal Auditors
Compliance Officers
Safety Committee Members
HR Professionals
Facility Managers
Chief Engineers
General Managers
Department Heads
Risk Managers
Speakers Profile
Sheldon Primus
Sheldon Primus, is a Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS) with a Masters of Public Administration (MPA) with a concentration in Environmental Policy. Additionally, he is a trainer for the Certified Occupational Safety Specialist program of the Alliance Safety Council-Baton Rouge, LA.
Sheldon is an authorized OSHA General Industry and Construction trainer for the 10 and 30 hour Outreach program. Mr. Primus is a guest columnist for the online publications of Treatment Plant Operator (TPO) and WaterOnline. He has written article regarding regulatory compliance, operator safety, and wastewater process control.
Currently, Sheldon is the owner/CEO of Utility Compliance Inc. and its subsidiary, OSHA Compliance Help, a safety consulting, operator training, and a regulatory agency compliance assistance company based in Port St. Lucie, Florida. In this capacity, he creates Hazard Communication Plans, OSHA Compliance Mock Audits, Water and Wastewater Plant Operations and Maintenance training courses, and many other safety and training services.
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