Prepare Your Warehouse for an OSHA Safety Inspection

Do you have a warehouse? If your company has a forklift or other powered industrial truck, chances are it also has a warehouse. However, having a warehouse onsite may increase your odds of an inspection from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). That’s because the agency launched a three-year, inspection program that targets:

• Warehousing and distribution operations
• Mail/postal processing and distribution centers
• Parcel delivery and courier services
• Loading/storage areas of certain high-risk retail operations

You cannot wait for OSHA’s knock on the door to begin preparing for an inspection and ensuring compliance.

This J. J. Keller whitepaper offers how-to guidance to help you Prepare Your Warehouse for an OSHA Safety Inspection. Written by the nation’s leading safety experts, you’ll learn:

• The 8 compliance areas OSHA officers will be looking at
• Frequently cited OSHA standards for the covered industries
• Tips for getting ready for and dealing with an OSHA inspection
• And more!