RMs: Getting The Most From OSHA
Risk managers say that some businesses that could get free government help to create a less dangerous workplace are ignoring the opportunity because of their largely misplaced fears that officials who arrive to provide know-how will end up penalizing them for safety deficiencies.
But those who have taken advantage of the personal consultations, free workplace safety seminars and conferences provided by the Occupational Safety & Health Administration say it has been well worth the effort, providing operational and economic benefits.
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