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Annual Veterinary OSHA Audit
by Certified Safety Training September 20, 2024

Certified Safety Training has created a 100-question audit to raise awareness of safety areas that could lead to OSHA violations.

This in-depth questionnaire covers OSHA required topics ranging from Emergency Action Plans, Controlled Substances, Medical Waste Management, and more, allowing you to pin point areas of concern. After each audit, a score is totaled to track compliance and safety and see where you stand.

Posted in Compliance Education, Dangerous Drugs, Dangerous Drugs in Veterinary Medicine, GHS Labels, Hazard Awareness, Hazard Communication Program, Hearing Protection, Hospitals, Lead-lined PPE, Lifting Safety, lowering veterinary insurance costs, Medical Waste Disposal, Medical Waste in Veterinary Hospitals, Needlestick Injury Prevention, OSHA compliance program, OSHA Emergency Action and Fire Safety Requirements, OSHA Fire Extinguisher Training Standard, OSHA SDS Requirements, OSHA training, Preventing Animal Bites, Preventing Bites and Scratches, preventing slips trips and falls, Preventing Workplace Violence, Radiation Safety, Slips trips and falls safety, The ALARA Principle, The Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Control Standard, Veterinarian Safety Requirements, Veterinary ALARA, Veterinary Basic OSHA and Workplace Safety Compliance, Veterinary Basic OSHA and Workplace Safety Compliance Checklist, Veterinary Chemotherapy Safety, Veterinary Dosimetry, Veterinary Hearing Protection, Veterinary Medical Waste, veterinary osha, Veterinary OSHA Audit and Inspection, Veterinary Safety, veterinary workplace safety, Veterinary X-ray Safety

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Free Workplace Violence Safety for Veterinary Professionals
by Certified Safety Training July 10, 2024

Given the recent violence in the veterinary industry, we developed a free workplace violence course to help protect vets, vet techs, and customers from unnecessary violence. This course leaves you with tools, tactics, and policies, to ensure the safety and well-being of veterinary professionals as they care for animals and interact with clients.

Posted in Preventing Workplace Violence, Veterinary Safety, veterinary workplace safety, Veterinary workplace violence, Workplace violence

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