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OSHA Series: Small Business Handbook

Quickly identify and resolve workplace hazards Reduce costs for workplace injuries Understand where to get help and what resources are available at no cost

 OSHA Series: Small Business Handbook
 OSHA Series: Small Business Handbook

Time & Location

Sep 19, 2024, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Webinar

About the Event

Small business owners want to ensure their workers go home safe and healthy at the end of the day. However, small businesses tend to experience higher rates of workplace injury and illness than larger businesses. The volume of safety and health information, regulations, and guidance can feel overwhelming, and many of the topics can be complex.    With the updated Small Business Safety and Health Handbook, small business owners have access to self-inspection checklists to support safe practices in the workplace.    Join the PennWest Clarion and Gannon SBDC, along with OSHA, as we share useful workplace safety information for employers in general industry sectors. Learn how to access your organization's free resources and services available to small business owners.    This hybrid webinar will share how utilizing the Small Business Safety and Health Handbook as part of your workplace safety program will help you to:

  • Quickly identify and resolve workplace hazards

  • Reduce costs for workplace injuries

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