After the inspection, the inspector will have a “Closing Meeting” to cover the preliminary findings. This meeting can happen immediately after the inspection or can
You’re watching television and a commercial comes on with haunting piano music and attractive middle-age people looking at nature or enjoying outdoor activities in slow
OSHA: Repeated PPE Training Your office has annual Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) training, and as need to train new hires. Is there ever a need
Paula Davies Scimeca, RN, MS, CARN, and author of Unbecoming a Nurse: Bypassing the Hidden Chemical Dependency Trap, recently wrote a guest post for the
The very sad truth is the world is full of criminals and you have something they want: information and materials. You may have all technical
When OSHA decides to inspect your practice, the inspector(s) will show up at your door without notice. What happens then? What are your rights? When
OSHA: Glove Types Nitrile, latex, and vinyl gloves have been sold in the market for years, and it is important to wear the right ones
THE SELECTION. Last month’s newsletter discussed how a practice is chosen by OSHA for an inspection. If you missed it you can view the past
How does your practice get chosen by OSHA to be inspected? The usual way for a practice gets inspected is when an employee, ex-employee or
Effective January 18, 2017, the FDA has issued a ban on the manufacturing, distribution or use of powdered gloves. Below is a statement included in
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