The Irvine Chamber Welcomes ehsInc

[Far right image from Irvine Chamber website] ehsInc CEO Marjorie Del Toro shown left of Lake Forest Mayor S. Voigts

A few months ago we celebrated the grand opening of our new Irvine location via the help of the Irvine Chamber. We are truly excited to be operating in the City of Irvine. Irvine has welcomed us with open arms and our new location has allowed us to serve our clients with Environmental, Health and Safety Consulting and Training services in the Orange County area.

Check out the photos taken by the Irvine Chamber of the event by clicking below.

ehsInc Opening Ceremony October 13th 2016

Record Rainfall in SoCal - Know Defensive Driver Techniques

With flooded streets, mudslides and record rainfall in Southern California, defensive driving techniques have never been more important.

What would you do if your vehicle hydroplaned? What if your vehicle lost control on an icy road? How do you drive safely in the snow? These are all questions that you should already have answers to if you're driving in these conditions.

Our Defensive Driver course covers all of these scenarios and more...

• Applicale Rules and Regulations
• Ticket Fines and Penalties
• Collision Avoidance
• Cause of Vehicle Collisions
• Driving Environments
• Safe Driving Techniques

Get trained today! Click below or call us!

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Effective 01/17/17 - OSHA's Final Rule for Walking-Working Surfaces and Fall Protection Systems

OSHA issued a final rule updating its general industry Walking-Working Surfaces standards specific to slip, trip, and fall hazards. The rule also includes a new section under the general industry Personal Protective Equipment standards that establishes employer requirements for using personal fall protection systems.

The final rule's most significant update is allowing employers to select the fall protection system that works best for them, choosing from a range of accepted options including personal fall protection systems.
 
The rule also allows employers to:

• Use rope descent systems up to 300 feet above a lower level
• Prohibit the use of body belts as part of a personal fall arrest system
• Require worker training on personal fall protection systems and other equipment designed for falls

Your Fall Protection Written Program Needs Updating!

Your Employees Need To Be Trained Today On The New Updates!

 

Be proactive and call us today to stay in compliance!

 

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