Stay informed on CAL-OSHA’s new laws regarding serious injuries. Learn crucial updates for workplace safety compliance.
Update on CAL-OSHA’s serious injury laws Explain new requirements for compliance Promote reporting and investigation of injuries Provide tools to prevent serious workplace injuries
Federal OSHA has been critical of California due to being lax on serious violations associated with inspections and investigations. The Federal government wants California to significantly increase penalties especially those classified as serious. In order to address these concerns, California State Assembly Bill 2774 was adopted on January 1, 2011. This program reviews the meaning of the new law AB2774, legal issues, mitigating serious hazards, and how employers can prepare for the changes.
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