For Forest Activities, from January 1 to September 22, emergency medical requirements were the top standards to be violated during OR-OSHA inspections. There was a total of 23 violations written, and standards relating to emergency medical requirements accounted for 14 of them – that’s 61% of all violations!
Here is a look at the top standards that were violated during inspections
1.First-Aid and CPR training – 5 violations 2.Monthly safety meetings – 3 violations 3.Minimum supplies for first-aid kits – 3 violations 4.Requirements for displaying warning signs – 3 violations 5.Development of emergency medical plan – 2 violations 6.First-Aid kits at worksite – 2 violations 7.First-Aid kit requirements for vehicles used for the transportation of personnel – 1 violation 8.Written land directions and worksite location – 1 violation
Looking at the list of top OR-OSHA standards that were violated, you can see that first aid kits, CPR training, and emergency land directions to the worksite accounted for the majority of all violations statewide (bold). AOL has the resources available to fix all of these OR-OSHA violations. Our new website has emergency medical plans and evacuation cards, first aid kit information, safety meeting topics, and much more to help you be successful in meeting all of OR-OSHA’s requirements for the worksite.
Do you have your first aid kits and emergency medical plan in place? Our staff at AOL can help! Register today for the 2022 Safety Conference where you can learn more about first-aid kits for Forest Activities!
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