Hazard Communication is a frequent offender on OSHA’s top 10 most frequently cited standards list—despite it being one of the administration’s most important safety standards. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) puts forth hazard communication guidelines for compliance to give workers the right to know and understand risks and hazards in their workplace.
Hazard Communication (hazcom) is a vital safety standard for organizations, industry-wide—and one that operations managers need to consider. The standard applies to almost all operations, and a recent analysis from Traceone found 5.6 hazard communication violations per 100,000 workers. Staying ahead of hazcom compliance is crucial.
