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OADA’s Educational Seminar Series Presents: Safety in and Around the Dealership
All dealership personnel responsible for safety compliance are encouraged to attend.
Admittedly,
it is probably one of the least exciting topics we talk about, yet it might be
one of the most overlooked issues that can significantly affect your bottom
line. All dealers know programs such
as “Right to Know”, PPE, flammable storage, fire extinguishers, forklift
training, respirator training, just to name a few, are required by law.
It is also known that the most frequent and generally severe injuries
occur in the back end of the store. These
injuries inevitably affect a dealer’s workers’ compensation costs, which can
cost a dealership thousands and even tens of thousands of dollars a year in
premiums.
Is
your dealership familiar with these new compliance developments:
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If
you have a body shop, U.S. EPA has enacted new hazardous air pollutant
standard for sources engaged in surface coating of motor vehicles.
Learn the details
regarding this new standard so that you can be ready to meet the compliance
deadline.
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OSHA’s
new rule clarifying that employers must pay for employee’s PPE.
Is
your dealership still struggling with:
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DOT
- The Department of Transportation (DOT) requires training and certification
for all employees who ship, load, unload, receive, or even handle hazardous
materials. Non-compliance has
led to large fines.
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Is
OSHA’s Respiratory Protection Program and its requirements still creating
compliance issues at your dealership.
Get
answers to such questions as:
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What
programs are actually required
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How
do you evaluate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements
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How
to conduct safety training for employees
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Record
retention requirements
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The
elements of “Right to Know” and Emergency Response
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Common
OSHA violations
This
program will be taught to give participants the maximum opportunity to ask
questions. KPA, the acknowledged
leader in providing safety and environmental compliance services since 1986,
currently works with over 3,000 dealers across the country and
Ohio
. Regulatory agencies place the
full burden of compliance on business. OADA
and KPA are offering this seminar to assist and inform dealers of the applicable
requirements and the importance of safety. If
you have additional questions, please contact
DeAnna Zahniser
at (800) 686-9100 or (614) 766-9100, ext. 109.
This
is a great opportunity to spend the morning with experts in the field of safety
at the dealership. Be sure to take
this opportunity to learn and implement these safety strategies.
See the OADA Educational Seminar Series
enrollment form in this issue of OADA news or register by logging onto www.oada.com
or by calling DeAnna Zahniser at (800) 686-9100.
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