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OCCU-TEC office moving March 1st
OCCU-TEC will be moving to a new location as of March 1, 2010.
The corporate office will continue to serve as the main OCCU-TEC office and will be home to the corporate staff as well as the Loss Prevention, Learning Solutions, and Environmental Management divisions.Energy Systems division staff will be located in the new Energy Systems Operations office located in Riverside, Missouri. "This move will allow us to take advantage of our current growth and gives us room to grow in the future," said Joe Fiorella, OCCU-TEC's CEO. "We think we are poised to help our divisions grow now that we have the kind of space they need." Posting Injury / Illness Summaries Feb. 1 - April 30
It's time to post your OSHA Form 300A, the summary of job-related injuries and illnesses that occurred last year. Unless you have 10 or fewer employees or fall within one of the industries normally excused from the Occupational Safety and Health Act's recordkeeping and posting requirements, employers are required to post OSHA Form 300A annually from February 1 to April 30.
A complete list of exempt industries in the retail, services, finance, and real estate sectors is posted on OSHA's website at www.OSHA.gov. |
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