What to do when OSHA shows up (and how to handle OSHA violations)
What would you do if OSHA showed up unexpectedly? Consider the following steps to help limit or reduce OSHA violations and fines.
Ray Brock
Director, Safety Services |
Houston, Texas
Ray began his career with Insperity in 1998. He has more than 22 years of safety experience and is currently the director of safety services. His team focuses on helping Insperity clients create a safe work environment where employees can be more productive. Ray holds the Occupational Safety and Health Technician certification from the Board of Certified Safety Professionals. He is on the borad of directors for The Village Learning and Achievement Center and is a contributor to the NJBiz.
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