Comprehensive overview of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, its historical context, key provisions, and continuing impact on construction workplace safety and health.
Detailed examination of OSHA's organizational hierarchy, jurisdictional authority, and operational structure as it applies to construction industry oversight and enforcement.
A thorough explanation of how OSHA develops and implements safety and health standards, including the rulemaking process, industry participation opportunities, and implications for construction operations.
Comprehensive examination of OSHA's multi-employer worksite policy, including employer classifications, legal responsibilities, citation practices, and practical strategies for managing safety obligations across multiple contractors.
Examination of OSHA's whistleblower protection provisions, including covered activities, investigation procedures, remedies, and best practices for construction supervisors to ensure compliance and foster a culture that encourages safety reporting.
Comprehensive overview of state OSHA programs, including their regulatory authority, unique requirements, and compliance considerations for construction companies operating across multiple jurisdictions.
Comprehensive guide to OSHA's injury and illness recordkeeping requirements for construction employers, including proper completion of OSHA forms, electronic submission rules, determination of work-relatedness, and strategies for compliance implementation
Comprehensive analysis of rights and responsibilities of both employers and employees under OSHA regulations, with specific applications to construction environments and guidance for supervisors in balancing these sometimes competing interests.
Detailed explanation of OSHA's inspection procedures, enforcement priorities, and citation process, with specific guidance for construction supervisors on managing inspections and responding to citations.
