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Bus 384: Chapter 16

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OSHA's highest inspection priorities 1 situation involving imminent danger 2 incidents resulting in fatalities or hospitalization of 5 or more EE 3 follow-up of EE complaints of unsafe or unhealthy working conditions 4 high hazard industries and occupations (farming, mining, etc.)
OSHA inspection inspect workplaces to make sure complying with OSHA standards. Enter any establishment without notice to examine work environment, materials, and equipment.
variance Er ask OSHA for temporary variation from standard when they cannot comply with a new standard by its effective date
citations impose fines/warnings for violations of OSHA standards
cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs) repetitive stress injuries: and occupational injury that occurs from repetitive physical movements, such as assembly line work or data entry
negligent hiring hiring an EE with a history of violent or illegal behavior without conducting background checks or taking proper precautions
sabotage a nonphysical violence that are still violent. usually revenge motivated. damage someone's career, an organization, or damage equipment or reputation
ER benefits from comprehensive safety programs fewer accidents, fewer workers' comp claims/lawsuits, and lower accident related costs
public policy reasons for OSHA passed to address the staggering economic and human costs of workplace accidents and health hazards
public policy reasons for work comp designed to provide financial and medical assistance to EEs injured on the job
How ERs legally control work comp costs 1) fighting fraud work comp fraud committed by EEs 2) on-site occupational health centers that provide immediate evaluation 3) address issues such as lifting techniques to avoid injury 4) find out top cause of injury and address it
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