Starting Wednesday, OSHA is beginning a three-month inspection push targeting health-care employers where Covid-19 hazards were identified during earlier inspections.
At the checks, inspectors will determine if previously cited Covid-19 violations were corrected, and if problems that generated complaints but didn’t result in citations were fixed, according to a recent memorandum from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
The program, in part, fulfills commitments from OSHA to revisit Covid-19 inspection sites to ensure employers carried through on promises to improve their Covid-19 prevention efforts.
It’s aimed at reinforcing OSHA’s commitment to protecting health-care workers from Covid-19 in the aftermath of ...
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