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Cal/OSHA must adopt a permanent workplace violence prevention standard by Dec. 31, 2026. Is your SB 553 plan inspection-ready? Southern California guide.

Noise is one of the most common workplace hazards, and one of the most frequently underestimated, because hearing loss develops gradually and painlessly over years rather than announcing itself with an obvious injury.  For California employers, Cal/OSHA sets specific requirements for protecting workers from occupational noise, including the threshold at which a formal hearing conservation… Read More

For Southern California employers, wildfire smoke is no longer an occasional disruption but a recurring seasonal reality, and California has a specific regulation governing what employers must do to protect workers when smoke rolls in.  Cal/OSHA’s wildfire smoke standard imposes concrete obligations that activate at a defined air quality threshold, and many employers are unaware… Read More