What to Expect From OSHA in 2023

Learn what’s changing with OSHA in 2023 so you can pass inspections with ease, stay compliant, and avoid costly violations.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued more than 22,000 violations in 2022-and that’s just within its top 10 most cited standards. The agency also increased its maximum penalties for violations and set a higher annual inspection goal than ever before. As a result, many health and safety professionals find themselves struggling to keep up with compliance.
In this video, Courtney Malveaux, business attorney and former OSHA regulator provide expert advice on what you need to know about OSHA’s initiatives for 2023.
With decades of experience helping companies understand, prioritize, and comply with regulatory matters, Courtney explains what to expect during an OSHA inspection-and how to proactively monitor and ensure compliance to keep your people and business safe.
Watch now to learn:
What’s new from OSHA and what to expect in 2023
How to address specific initiatives, from COVID-19 and other infectious diseases to heat exposure and electronic recordkeeping
New approaches to enforcement and disciplinary actions
Tips for “impressing” OSHA regulators during inspections
The importance of proper policies and effective monitoring