ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Think OSHA only shows up when something goes wrong? Think again! In this episode, we’re talking about Iowa OSHA’s free and confidential consultation services that help employers spot and fix safety issues before anyone gets hurt—and without any citations or fines. We’ll also discuss two programs for employers: SHARP, designed to recognize small businesses with top-notch safety practices, and VPP, for companies going above and beyond in workplace safety. It’s all about keeping your team safe and your business running smoothly.
- Check out the IOSHA Consultation and Education page on the DIAL website for more information
- Request an on-site consultation
- Ask IOSHA about workplace safety/health
- Contact IOSHA consultation staff at oshaconsultation@dia.iowa.gov
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