OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) requires employers to provide on-the-job training to those who face hazards when performing their job duties. OSHA supplies training materials and also offers consultations and training sessions that are overseen by an OSHA employee.
Hazards And Risks
Mixing flammable chemicals, climbing ladders, and handling sharp knives and other cutting tools can cause injuries if an employee does not follow the proper protocol. It could be devastating for someone to get injured or to lose their life while working.…
Companies hire new employees when they create new departments or when some employees leave. If you run one, a time comes when you need to hire a new employee to fill in the gap. But how well do you know the person you are about to hire? As an employer, you shouldn’t dismiss the fact that the new employee could break or make your company’s growth or success.
For this reason, you should conduct a thorough background screening to be sure you get the right one.…
Knowing the average time between failures allows organizations to address numerous maintenance, repair, replacement, and upgrade needs. MTBF prediction processes, however, are suited to certain types of products, processes, and systems. How do you know whether you should use MTBF prediction and calculation in a particular application? Here are 5 traits that tend to make a system an ideal candidate.
Repairability
Generally, an MTBF calculation is aimed at something repairable. An IT business might have a server farm that includes many blades, or an oil and gas transport company could have a pipeline.…
If you work in construction, you’ve heard of OSHA. You may not, however, be familiar with what is required of you on a construction site by OSHA. Here’s what you need to know about construction OSHA training.
What is OSHA?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, typically referred to by its acronym OSHA, is a federal agency that provides workplace safety guidelines and regulations. Employers are responsible for ensuring that their employees are trained on OSHA standards and have access to the necessary resources to stay safe at work.…
When you consider selling liquor from your business, you must apply for the proper license to do so legally. You may want to consider several different licenses depending on whether you are selling bottled alcohol or serving drinks to customers on the premises. Both licenses require state approval and require your business to comply with all the rules and guidelines in place in your area.
Retail Sales
Liquor sales from a retail space require a license to sell the product and are regulated to ensure you only sell alcohol to people legally eligible to purchase it.…
When you operate a doctor’s office, nursing home, physical therapy office, or another type of healthcare facility, it’s often important to do what you need to do to accept Medicare. After all, you probably want to provide care for the disabled and older people who live in your community, and many of these patients might rely on Medicare to cover some of their healthcare expenses. Plus, you can bring in more profits for your facility by accepting Medicare.…
The advent of the COVID19 pandemic introduced the world to a previously mostly-unknown phenomenon: remote working. It is one of the primary reasons most organizations remained operational during the pandemic. And now, even after most businesses have fully opened their physical locations, owners continue embracing remote and virtual work. That is why solutions like virtual project managers are widely used today. If you want to discover more about virtual project management and its benefits, this piece is for you.…
