Emergency Preparedness OSHA Approved Written Plans

The OSHA required written plans related to emergency preparedness are:

Emergency Action Plan, 29 California Federal Regulation 1910.38
Fire Prevention Plan, 29 California Federal Regulation 1910.38
Bloodborne Pathogens, Code of Federal Regulations 190.151
Employee Bilingual Evacuation Handbook

Furthermore, we are able to develop customized site-specific plans; including crisis management, and business continuity plans.

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Never underestimate the value of a contingency plan, the worse the problem the more important your plan.

Safety training is often not on the top of mind but it is a critical activity that could save your business an incalculable amount of time and money when disaster strikes.

No one thinks about the cost of insurance until they need it, and safety training is the same.

Creating a comprehensive plan and proactively training your employees is a legal responsibility and provides incalculable savings when you need it most.

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