Oct 10, 2025
A Gate Too Far? Workplace gates have seen a number of fatal injuries over the years from toppling. But does a Cal/OSHA proposal cause more problems than it solves? …
A Gate Too Far? Workplace gates have seen a number of fatal injuries over the years from toppling. But does a Cal/OSHA proposal cause more problems than it solves? …
Fatal Crash Exposes California Licensing Problems What does a horrible crash in Florida have to do with truck driver certification in California? Here’s the answer, and how it could cost …
Third Time’s a Charm It’s taken 10 years, to change confined space regulations. Why so long and what do the changes look like? Click here to find out. Board …
Valero’s VPP Road Valero’s Wilmington Refinery was the first such facility to certify for Cal/OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Programs. Now, after a hiatus, it is working toward Star status again, and …
Next Steps on PSM and Renewables Changes are coming to Cal/OSHA’s Process Safety Management regulation, eight years after it received major revisions in the wake of the Chevron Richmond fire. …
How Will Cal/OSHA Change Post-Audit? Following a critical state audit of the Cal/OSHA program, the state legislature held a marathon session to hold officials accountable. Here’s how they responded, and …
Feds’ Mid-Term Grades on Cal/OSHA Click here to see what Fed-OSHA — Cal/OSHA’s parent organization — thinks about the state plan’s performance during the past fiscal year. Valley Fever …
Autonomous Ag Tech in Action As a Cal/OSHA committee deliberates on better regulating autonomous equipment in Agriculture, the technology continues to advance. Here’s the status of regulatory thinking, and a …