Veterinary owners, managers, and directors, are subject to a variety of federal OSHA regulations. Failure to comply with those regulations can lead to steep fines, legal fees, and even business closures. We can help.
The Kansas Funeral Directors Association (KFDA) announces a new partnership withCertified Safety Training(CST). Mark Harrison, President of CST stated that, “We are thrilled to be partnering with KFDA to help their members reach their compliance goals and avoid themost common funeral home OSHA fines. It’s important to recognize that you don’t need asafety and environmental empire.We believe you can meet federal and state safety and environmental requirements affordably and efficiently.”
Veterinary owners, managers, and directors, are subject to a variety of federal OSHA regulations. Failure to comply with those regulations can lead to steep fines, legal fees, and even business closures. We can help.
We are often asked the question: “Does our funeral home really need a Spill Prevention & Response Program?” For many years, we have been able t...
Working with mortuary students is a passion of ours. We value their opinions as we work to build a safer working environment and increase retention...
In the context of bloodborne pathogen waste, a “sharp” is any object with sharp edges or points that can puncture skin. The following items are co...
*This article originally appeared in the NFDA Memorial Business Journal* Nashville, Tennessee – At the start of his program during the 2021 NFDA In...
Three Steps to Increase Workplace Safety and Decrease Insurance Costs The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) states that “Workpla...
When thinking about safety, every funeral home owner and embalmer must ask themselves: Is my preparation room air safe? To ensure your prep room is...
We are offering funeral homes complimentary Safety Data Sheet Posters and QR codes in 2022. The average OSHA fine for not having one Safety Data ...
The Kansas Funeral Directors Association (KFDA) announces a new partnership with Certified Safety Training (CST). Mark Harrison, President of CST stated that, “We are thrilled to be partnering with KFDA to help their members reach their compliance goals and avoid the most common funeral home OSHA fines. It’s important to recognize that you don’t need a safety and environmental empire. We believe you can meet federal and state safety and environmental requirements affordably and efficiently.”
This article originally appeared in the NFDA's Director Magazine. Mark Harrison is a partner at Certified Safety Training, the exclusive safety pro...
OSHA is working to establish a National Emphasis Program on heat hazard cases, which will target high-risk industries (such as cemeteries and crem...
