Onsite OSHA Certified Training | OSHA Citation Appeals

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osha-certified-training Employers face significant requirements regarding worker safety. The Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) and state occupational safety and health laws provide considerable regulation and compliance obligations over a wide variety of workplaces. A number of federal and state environmental laws also impact business work sites. In addition, workers’ compensation and occupational disease issues present important employer considerations and compliance obligations.