The new OSHA electrical standard became effective on August 13, 2007. CTJ Safety Associates provides training and audits to help clients understand and meet these new requirements. See our comparison list of the new requirements versus the former requirements.

In conjunction with the UNC Educational Resource Center, CTJ offers this Annual Occupational Safety and Health Update on December 4–5, 2008.
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Order your copy of Bill Taylor's recently published book, "Effective Environmental Health and Safety Management Using the Team Approach," cited as, "an important and highly actionable blueprint for optimum workplace safety."

The system has been installed by Bill Taylor and CTJ Safety in plants throughout the United States as well as South America, Canada and the United Kingdom. In each case, the system, when managed as instructed, reduced injuries and illnesses by an average on 40-50 percent within the first 12 months. It is a logical approach to managing any organization's safety and health system. Read comments...

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OSHA Recordkeeping Index Now Available. A keyword index of recordkeeping terms that link to full text interpretations. Available on CD-ROM . Annual update service also available. Details...

The OSHA Recordkeeping Standard requires the use of three new forms, makes significant changes in the definition of "work-related," clarifies privacy concerns, puts a new cap on the number of restricted days and days away from work, requires your ranking manager to be responsible for the accuracy of the log, and makes important changes to the differences in medical treatment versus first aid.

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Guarding of Mechanical Power Transmission Apparatus by David Coble, published in Plant Services magazine.

Managing OSHA Recordables by David Coble, published in Industrial Safety and Hygiene News magazine.

CTJ Safety Associates recognizes that you need current regulatory information, indepth reports, clear training materials, as well as explanations and presentations in plain English. Find out more about how we can help you keep your #1 resource safe, healthy, and on the job.

Services

Prevention of accidents, injuries, and illnesses cannot be accomplished without effective safety and health programs. We are experts in helping organizations establish and maintain effective safety and health programs for protecting people, property, and the environment. Find out more...

Training

CTJ Safety Associates conduct safety, health and environmental training programs meeting the specific needs of our clients. These programs are customized and conducted at your location. Find out more...

Resources

Our manuals, checklists, and other occupational safety and health resources are proven in industry to provide thorough and effective information in an easy-to-use format. Find out more...

"As a former safety manager at Miller Brewing in Milwaukee, the CTJ Safety Associates Facility Safety and Health Management System helped our plant to enhance its safety and health process and also helped Miller Brewing to be named One of America's Safest Companies."
Robert A. Sopko, CHCM, Former Safety Manager

"Glen Raven, Inc. has used the CTJ Safety Associates' facility Safety and Health Management System for many years. It has helped our plants to enhance their safety and health process and also helped several of our plants to achieve VPP STAR status."
David N. Cates, CSP, Corporate Manager Safety, Security & Environment, Glen Raven

"Excellent review of OSHA standards. I have a much better understanding of key areas of the standards, particularly where they apply in the plant. The course pace was excellent. OSHA standards can be very boring, but the instructor did an excellent job of breaking up the training. A very good mixture of standards review, slides, overheads and breaks."
Carl Coker, Rohm & Haas, Louisville, KY

"As the retired Director of Safety for Springs Industries, I believe the use of the CTJ Safety and Health Management System helped Springs to be recognized in 2005 by Occupational Hazards Magazine as one of America's safest companies." Jerry Brooks, CSP (retired)

"...our extreme satisfaction with you regarding the 30 hour Complying with OSHA courses..."
Sean Connolly, Atofina

"The hazard recognition teaching tools blended into each regulation review resonated with me as the most effective education on regulatoy compliance I've ever received. "
Bob Sorensen, ExxonMobil

UNC-CH NIOSH Education and Research Center Winter Institute, Daytona Beach FL, February 4–February 8, 2008, "Fundamentals of Safety," and "Complying with OSHA," (Speakers: Bill Taylor, Jim Jones, David Coble)

Webinar, April 8, 2008, "Hazard Recognition Techniques" (Speaker: Bill Taylor)

The Eastern Carolina Safety School, April 10, 2008, Atlantic Beach, NC, "The Lighter Side of Safety" and "Re-Energizing Your Safety Committee" (Speaker: Bill Taylor)

VPPPA Region IV Conference, April 11, 2008, Louisville, KY, "Frequently Misunderstood OSHA Terms" and "Techniques for Recognizing Hazards of Non-Routine Tasks" (Speaker: Bill Taylor)

The National Petroleum and Refinery Association Safety Conference, May 8, 2008, The Woodlands, TX, "Five Techniques for Hazard Recognition for the Field Employee" (Speaker: David Coble)

North Carolina Statewide Safety Conference, May 15, 2008, Greensboro, NC, "Top Hazard Recognition Techniques" and "OSHA Required Training-What Do You Have to Do?" (Speaker: Bill Taylor)

Region 5 VPPPA Conference, Cincinnati, OH, May 29, 2008, "Techniques for Hazard Recognition" (Speaker: David Coble)

American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition, June 4, 2008, Minneapolis, MN "Techniques for Hazard Recognition" (Speaker: David Coble)

ASSE Professional Development Conference Pre Conference Seminar, June 9 and 10, 2008, Las Vegas, "Techniques for Hazard Recognition" (Speaker: David Coble)

Tennessee Safety and Health Conference, Nashville, TN, July 14, 2008, "OSHA Required Training and Inspections for General Industry and Construction," July 15, 2008, "Hazard Recognition Techniques for the Field Employee" (Speaker: David Coble)

UNC ERC Summer Institute, August 4–8, 2008, Norfolk VA, "Fundamentals of Safety and 30-Hour Complying With OSHA" (Speakers: Bill Taylor, Jim Jones, David Coble)

ASSE Region VI PDC, August 18, 2008, Myrtle Beach, SC, "Techniques for Hazard Recognition" (Speaker: David Coble)

Canadian Society of Safety Engineers Professional Development Conference, September 14, 2008, Quebec City, "Techniques for Hazard Recognition" (Speaker: David Coble)

UNC ERC Nurses Seminar, October 30, 2008, "Effective Safety Management and Inspections" (Speaker: Bill Taylor)

30th Annual OSH Update, December 4–5, 2008, Chapel Hill, NC (Speakers: Bill Taylor, Jim Jones, David Coble)

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