The Monday Safety Blog
Practical OSHA compliance writing for California contractors — straight from the field, no fluff.
Cal/OSHA §3395 is one of the most-cited standards in the state. Here is what an inspector looks for — water, shade, training, and high-heat procedures — and where most contractors fall short.
Read post →Cal/OSHA §3203 makes a written Injury and Illness Prevention Program mandatory for every employer in the state. Here is what belongs in it, and what happens when an inspector asks to see it.
Read post →Cal/OSHA §1670–§1671 require fall protection at six feet. The standard is simple. The compliance is not. Here is where roofers, framers, and steel crews lose their footing.
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