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Upcoming Changes to Safety Training Requirements for Convention Show Workers
September 18, 2019New Workplace Violence Planning Requirements are coming for Medical Facilities
September 12, 2019Effective July 1, 2020 certain medical facilities will have to develop and carry out a plan for the prevention of workplace violence and report incidents of workplace violence to Nevada OSHA. In addition to a written plan, certain medical facilities will be required to make physical modifications to areas that house potentially violent patients and conduct workplace violence training for affected employees.
SCATS Recognizes RHP Mechanical Systems for Renewing their Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP) Status
September 4, 2019SCATS Introduces Truly “No Cost” OSHA 10 and 30 Hour Cards
July 16, 2019Important New OSHA Trainer Requirements Take Effect
July 11, 2019This past Nevada legislative session included the passage of Assembly Bill 290 which includes several ramifications for the safety community. The purpose of the bill was to give employers a way to verify the validity of 10 or 30 hour OSHA construction cards presented by their employees.
SCATS Recognizes Cintas for Renewing their Voluntary Protection Program Status
June 7, 2019The 2019 Trench Safety Stand Down is June 17-21
May 29, 2019National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction - May 6-10
April 30, 2019SCATS and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) want to remind you that May 6-10, 2019 is dedicated as National Safety Stand-Down To Prevent Falls in Construction. Below please find more details provided by OSHA on the importance of participating in the National Safety Stand-Down To Prevent Falls in Construction.
SCATS to offer additional free Spanish language safety and health training courses leading up to Nevada Hispanic Safety Month in April
February 15, 2019For the fifteenth consecutive year, SCATS will focus on increasing workplace safety among Nevada’s Hispanic workforce during their Hispanic Safety Month in April. Safety on the job continues to be important for the Nevada workforce and employers. Extending resources and training to the increasing Hispanic workforce in Nevada is crucial. To help promote workplace safety for all, SCATS continues to highlight and support the well-being of Nevada’s Hispanic workforce.