OSHA’s Hazard Communication standard has been around since the early 1980s and has had a few updates since then including the 2012 adoption of the global harmonization standard to make handling chemicals easier to understand. Yet, Hazard Communication continues to be a top 10 violation for OSHA. In fact, it continues to be a top 5 violation.So, why is this? What are companies doing wrong? And what can our industry do to ensure that if OSHA comes on site, we don’t find ourselves in the crosshairs of an OSHA inspector? This could be a costly mistake on our parts if
