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Posted on: 11 February 2022

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was established in 1971 to ensure employees work in safe surroundings. OSHA sets and implements industry-specific safety standards by conducting inspections and outreach programs. For example, construction sites must adhere to OSHA standards to uphold workers' safety. The administration trains and educates employers and employees regarding their roles in occupational safety. Moreover, companies with employees working in potentially hazardous environments must meet all safety requirements per OSHA standards. [Read More]

Posted on: 28 October 2021

Today's pharmaceutical companies are operating within a global economy. This provides a wide range of options when it comes to marketing the medical products each company develops. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) closely monitors the marketing of any medical product manufactured in the United States. An FDA regulatory consultant, like the team members at Compliance Insight, can help you ensure that your marketing efforts meet stringent FDA standards so that your pharmaceutical company can become as profitable as possible. [Read More]

Posted on: 13 October 2021

Fire prevention and safety is an important consideration for anyone responsible for managing commercial buildings. Otherwise, these buildings could face fines for building code violations as well as liabilities due to the risk of injury or death during a fire. Firestops are an important part of fire mitigation in modern commercial buildings, but it is easy to make some incorrect assumptions. Assumption: A Firestop Will Be Impervious To Flames Individuals will often be under the incorrect assumption that a firestop will be impervious to flames. [Read More]

Posted on: 9 August 2021

Warehouses must find ways to optimize their operational efficiency and customer service delivery to compete favorably. Many warehouses are automating their services to enhance their operational efficiency. Moreover, adopting a warehouse management system is ideal for optimizing a warehousing service's storage, pickups, and deliveries. Without an effective inventory management system, warehouses face numerous challenges concerning floor space management, stock control and accountability, reporting, tracking orders, and labor management. Moreover, a warehouse management system enhances operational efficiency by streamlining and automating warehousing using supply chain software solutions. [Read More]