🚨#lawtwitter - @bloomberglaw's first #survey of 2023 is live and we need your input on #legaltech, #priorities for the year, and #legalops practices. We'll send you a summary of the results - great intel on what the legal community is planning in 2023! https://t.co/B2TqVDRalq
#OSHA has now issued 3 enforcement memos related to respirator use during the pandemic. The first relaxed annual fit testing in healthcare. The second allowed using respirators beyond their shelve life. The 3rd allows using equipment cerified by other countries. #COVID19
Today would be a good day for Congress to require #OSHA to issue an emergency standard to protect health care workers from #Covid19 (since OSHA seems incapable of doing it itself.) https://t.co/jTaTiziepd
Washington State #OSHA begins rulemaking to require refineries and other petrochemical processors to contract only with construction companies, maintenance firms whose workers have completed specialized safety training.
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OSHA budget request: "Because #OSHA expects to hire ... CSHOs in the 2nd half of FY2020, it anticipates a decrease in the number of inspections as compared with the FY 2019... However, once the new inspectors are onboard ... the inspection numbers will increase in FY 2021."
#SeaWorld pays $65 million to settle investors’ suit on impact of ‘#Blackfish’ film on whales. #OSHA citations were pivotal in movie. https://t.co/glICIAwHcV
Cal #OSHA issues guidance to protect workers from coronavirus (2019-nCoV). Exposure covered by state's ATD standard. No corresponding fed standard. https://t.co/yj3l6exrfp
#OSHA says spaces requiring "more than one step (9.5 inches) likely to be considered "limited or restricted means for entry or exit" under confined space definition. Newly posted interp at https://t.co/6KCmWV4nWe