OSHA Compliance Training & Safety Solutions

Gain Access to Customizable OSHA Compliance Resources

An ongoing OSHA training and compliance program is crucial not only to maintain compliance and help keep your employees safer but also to protect your practice from potential penalties for OSHA violations.

Online Trainings

Access on-demand trainings via our customer portal to help you navigate OSHA regulatory requirements. Learn more about the bloodborne pathogens and hazard communication standards along with other trainings.

No Fine. No Fail.℠ OSHA Guarantee.

When you follow our program and recommendations, we’ll pay your civil penalty if you receive an OSHA citation for violating the federal bloodborne pathogens standard.

*Must be a subscriber to a Preferred or Platinum Level Program. Additional terms and conditions apply.

Workplace Violence Prevention Module

Access our module, "Preventing Violence in the Healthcare Workplace," available on our customer portal. This presentation offers a healthcare-focused overview of how OSHA approaches violence in the workplace and practical strategies for developing an effective violence prevention plan.

OSHA Compliance Resources & Tools

Utilize our Safety Plan Builder and our Safety Data Sheets Database to help prepare documentation for your practice and that can be readily presented during a training session or OSHA inspection.

On-Site Support*

Get personalized support from our in-house OSHA Compliance Education Specialists as they partner with you to facilitate trainings and conduct a Mock OSHA Facility Evaluation to identify potential areas of risk.

*For Preferred and Platinum service levels only

Service Levels to Match Your Needs

Build your Steri-Safe compliance package with services that matter most for your facility from self-serve compliance to a more hands-on approach.

Regulated Medical Waste Disposal

Pair your OSHA Compliance program with our regulated medical waste service. With over 30 years of experience serving facilities like yours, we provide compliant pickup, treatment, and disposal of your medical waste.

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Expanded High-Touch Support Programs

OSHA Frequently Asked Questions

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) ensures that employees work in a safe environment by setting and enforcing standards, and by providing training, outreach, education, and assistance. Organizations are OSHA compliant once they have adhered to all applicable regulations, either the federal or the state levels, depending on the pertinent authority for your particular location.

OSHA can potentially inspect a workplace at any time and has specific inspection priorities such as: imminent danger situations, severe injuries and illnesses, worker complaints, referrals, targeted inspections, and follow up inspections. These inspections could include a phone, fax, or onsite investigation.

An onsite inspection could feel intimidating so understanding the process and knowing what to prepare for is important. Once the OSHA inspector is on-site you could expect the following activities:

Presentation of credentials
Opening conference
Examination of required written programs/safety plans (Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan, written Hazard Communication program, Respiratory Protection program, etc.)
Facility Walkthrough and Inspection
Closing conference

During this process, OSHA may request additional information and records or could request to speak privately with employees. In the closing conference, OSHA will outline any potential issues they found and will follow up with written documentation of any violations and penalties.

After completing our training, you and your staff will be better prepared for meeting OSHA standards and keeping your workplace safe. For those looking for more personal attention, we offer onsite training with WM's Compliance Education Specialists to ensure your staff are well-prepared for an OSHA inspection.

OSHA's website offers resources on their inspections so you can be aware of their policies, priorities and more.