Recently, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) published ISO 45001, Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems - Requirements with Guidance for Use. This new global standard provides practical solutions for worker safety that are similar to other safety management system standards used in the workforce. While many organizations already have a system in place, it is
For the past four months, STC has partnered with Harmon, Inc. at the American Airlines campus construction site in Fort Worth, TX. Recently, Harmon was recognized by the site's GC, Austin Commercial, as the first top safety subcontractor of the month for January 2018. Working alongside our outstanding client, STC's Alex Navarro has been instrumental
STC Safety is sending out a friendly reminder for employers to physically post their OSHA 300A Forms in a noticeable location beginning tomorrow, February 1st through the end of April. This form lists a summary of job-related illnesses and injuries that occurred in 2017. Additionally, certain employers are required to submit their 2017 OSHA 300A
At the end of fiscal year 2017, OSHA released its annual Top 10 list of most frequently cited violations. Many of the violations remain the same from previous years with one new entry emerging - Fall Protection Training Requirements. The monetary penalties associated with these violations ranged from thousands to millions of dollars and affect
Heading into 2018, this is a time for reflection, evaluation and strategic planning. As each department within your organization prepares for the new year, it's critical for systems to be put in place to ensure success. The health and safety of employees is the foundational element for any business. While many companies put in place
STC recently spoke at the Reducing Risks & Liabilities Symposium in Dallas about cultivating a strong safety culture through leadership. Here are the main take-aways from our presentation: WHY, What, and How... In order for there to be true buy-in to the program, employees must first understand the WHY (i.e. the purpose of safety &
STC will be speaking at an upcoming risks & liabilities symposium and would like to invite you to attend for a morning or (repeat) afternoon session on reducing risks associated with various safety and security concerns. Given these current "hot topic" subject matters, please review the details below for more information regarding this event. Suggested
