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The Injury and Illness Prevention Program (I2P2) White Paper has been released by OSHA. This document, released in January of this year, helps to better define the outlined program. The overall goal for this type of program is to substantially…
When we talk about the benefits of improving employee health and safety in the workplace, we typically focus on two points: better overall employee health, and lower workers’ compensation costs. But experts in the industry are now looking at the…
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has been working on a new initiative called Injury and Illness Prevention Program (I2P2). This initiative would require employers to identify workplace health and safety hazards on their own and take action to…
Occupational Safety news headlines for mid February, 2011: On Feb 1, OSHA hosted a regional Latino outreach and education conference on safety, health and workers’ rights in Oakland, CA Rep. Darrell Issa of California will be holding a hearing on…
Department of Labor and OSHA offered a Question and Answer Webchat on January 5th, 2011. The purpose was to discuss question about the upcoming plans for regulatory changes and priorities of these regulatory issues. Here is an overview of what…
According to the recent news release, OSHA will use comments from a series of stakeholder meetings to help develop a proposed rule for Injury and Illness Prevention Programs, known as I2P2. The rule will require employers to develop and implement…
In an update to its Spring Regulatory Agenda, stakeholders in OSHA will discuss rule making for employers to implement Injury and Illness Prevention in their meetings beginning June 2010. The Injury and Illness Prevention Program will provide employers the tools…
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