Focused Inspection policy Ways to minimize risks of being cited OSHA s multi-employer inspection policy Opening conference information gathering Required OSHA training, required written programs, recordkeeping The second section will compare the cost of an OSHA citation against the true costs of not protecting against the accident. In the past, investments in safety were justified by saving workers compensation premiums and reducing human suffering. Today, more than ever, safety makes sense for Wisconsin businesses because improved safety means better productivity. Injuries and resulting lost work time hurt the productivity and profitability of your business. With a tight labor market, replacing experienced and trusted workers is difficult.
Managers scramble for substitutes.
Customer service suffers. Safety can improve the bottom line for your business. Dollars spent on effective safety materials and training can reap big savings through lower insurance premiums. Also, keeping injury rates low can help ensure your freedom of choice when selecting an insurance carrier. Employers with poor loss experience are frequently forced into the assigned risk pool.