Do your doors fit and shut? When’s the last time you had a drill? Marshals and OSHA are looking at more than just your fire extinguishers. Continue Reading What to do before the fire marshal and fire inspections come
What to do before the fire marshal and fire inspections come
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OSHA is increasing audits, inspections, and record keeping requirements. Continue Reading OSHA enacts new policies to increase inspections and enforcement, here’s what you need to know
For agencies and enterprises operating amid COVID-19, VPC is available to assist with COOP, PPE, and POD training. Continue Reading Rapid PPE training and Continuity of Operations Planning amid COVID-19
Workplaces with a culture of safety strive to get there. There are ways to make your workplace among the safest in your state, region, or the US. Continue Reading How to Become One of the Safest Places to Work
March 16 kicked off Severe Weather Preparedness Week. Despite the dire health situation surrounding COVID-19, the weather is changing in Indiana and that brings new danger. Continue Reading What happens when it storms in a week, or three and there’s a pandemic?
As the Corona Virus spreads, just being ill from anyone poses significant risks to employers, policies, and workers. Over half the time, you’re probably sick from a co-worker. Continue Reading What are the Risks of Coming to Work Sick?
Half of all accidents occur during the first six to twelve months on the job, often at rates 4x higher than older workers. Continue Reading Don’t overlook young and new employee safety and health issues at work
Training offered in-person maximizes value on OSHA certification. Tailored to your work and industry. Continue Reading How much does OSHA certification cost?
VPC and the Indiana Chamber are hosting a workplace violence training this November 13. Continue Reading Vantage Point partners with Indiana Chamber to offer workplace violence training
See the differences between OSHA’s 10 and 30-hour certifications, construction certifications, facilitator options, and limitations. Continue Reading Here are the differences between OSHA 10 and 30-hour courses
