If Adopted, The New PPL Could Amend The MSHA Program Policy Manual, Dramatically Changing Workplace Exam Practices. By Ross Watzman, Jackson Lewis P.C.
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MSHA Releases Regulatory Agenda
Several Agencies Are Predicting A Very Active Summer And Fall On The Regulatory Front. By Bradford T. Hammock
Read MoreMastering the Double-Edged Sword
Smart, Compliant Workplace Examinations Are a Good Tool. By Henry Chajet and R. Brian Hendrix
Read MoreKnowing And Willful Violations
Company Personnel Are Still Surprised When They Or Their Colleagues Receive A Proposed Fine. By Henry Chajet , Jackson Lewis P.C.
Read MoreYou Can’t Inspect Here! How Far Reaching is MSHA’s Jurisdiction?
By Donna Vetrano Pryor Have you noticed a recent trend of MSHA inspectors issuing citations to delivery truck drivers at the mine office or the shop? These citations range from alleged training violations (for the drivers) to allegations of failure to chock tires while in the mine’s parking lot. This begs the question, who and what is covered under the…
Read MoreNo Good Deed Goes Unpunished
The Disturbing Trend Of MSHA Inspectors Relying On Corrective And Preventative Actions As Basis For Citations. By Mark Savit, Jackson Lewis P.C.
Read MoreMSHA Rebuked, Not Deterred
An ALJ Determines That There Are Outer Limits of MSHA’s Relatively Unlimited Enforcement Authority By R. Brian Hendrix
Read MoreProposed Part 100’s Unintended Consequences: The Truth Revealed
The Proposal Appears To Be a Change For The Sake Of Change, And Seeks To Ease The Burden Of Proof On Enforcement Actions and Increase Penalties Without a Safety Rationale. By Ross Watzman
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By Bradford T. Hammock
Read MoreImminent Danger Orders
Stronger Contract Provisions Will Be Required When Using Independent Contractors. By Nickole Winnett
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