Effective October 27, 2018, new administrative rules for the State of Hawaii Department of Occupational Safety and Health (HIOSH) require companies who have 10 or more employees to develop a written safety and health program that satisfies HIOSH/OSHA requirements.  Previously, such written programs were required only for companies with 25 or more employees.

In this installment of HEC TV, HR Consultant Jessica Morikone talks about:

• What is a written safety and health program?
• Who must have a written safety and health program?
• What must be included in the program?
• What resources are available to employers to assist in creating an effective plan?

This episode of HEC TV is part of HEC’s March Feature of the Month:  Developing a Safety Culture Through a Written Safety and Health Program.  Read more.