How to prepare for Increased OSHA penalties in 2011

Why Should You Attend:
The Obama administration has identified OSHA compliance as a top enforcement priority and has promised to aggressively monitor businesses for compliance with workplace safety requirements. Employers and their counsel should prepare now for increased OSHA inspections, closer scrutiny of injury recordkeeping and reporting, a stronger focus on investigations of employee whistleblower claims, and tougher negotiations with OSHA regarding penalties and citations.

We will outline strategies for preparing and participating in an inspection, responding to citations, and negotiating penalties with OSHA.

Questions to be discussed:

• What should employers expect from the recent increase in OSHA enforcement?
• What steps can employers and their counsel take to prepare for an OSHA inspection?
• What strategies should employers use when responding to a citation and negotiating penalties arising from an OSHA inspection?

Areas Covered in the Seminar:

• Understand current OSHA enforcement trends.
  • Tougher penalties
  • Aggressive rulemaking activities
  • Reduced emphasis on compliance assistance
• Preparing for OSHA Investigations.
• Participating in an OSHA inspection.
• Responding to OSHA citations and negotiating penalties.

Who Will Benefit:

• It is intended for managers, supervisors and all legal counsel in your organization who may have a role if there was an OSHA inspection at your facility.

Instructor Profile:
Christopher J. Miranda, is the founder of MAC Safety, Inc., located in Pittsburgh, Penn. Miranda has years of experience in safety management, accident investigation, and OSHA compliance. His unique blend of business expertise and business ownership, and his extensive safety background allow him to balance safety advocacy with building a profitable business.

Miranda is a national trainer and author who helped design safety programs that get results. Chris has a safety awareness training program that has contributed to significant reductions in OSHA reportable accident rates at companies all around the country.

His company MAC Safety, Inc. provides occupational safety and health management services nationwide.

We help our clients achieve a safer work environment, which typically results in a healthier bottom-line profit. We believe that companies, who properly manage their worker’s safety and health, by providing OSHA required training, are positioned to operate more efficiently.

MAC Safety, Inc. can help your company develop, implement, and maintain a safety program that meets and exceeds OSHA safety requirements. Our experienced consultants can conduct OSHA training classes at your workplace. This on-site safety training and instruction is more than simply an OSHA training course; we typically provide:

• OSHA required training
• OSHA safety requirements
• OSHA reporting requirements
• Site specific OSHA safety training courses
• OSHA safety training class for supervisors

A Penn State graduate in business management, Miranda also has extensive training in OSHA compliance, accident/incident investigation, safety audits, safety program development, and training.

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