OSHA 300 Log Review
The OSHA log review provides information to the employer on how to prevent injuries. It will also help managers understand the "red flags" that will prevent worker's compensation fraud. As part of this review, employers gain a better understanding of the OSHA Log, as well as the knowledge to qualify which injuries are need to be listed according to OSHA requirements. Johnson Insurance supplies an electronic data spreadsheet to help you simplify your OSHA Log(s) and keep your files electronically.
Download the OSHA Log Review spreadsheet (MS Excel 79 KB)

Proactive Citation Avoidance (Plan-of-Action)
Also known as an OSHA audit, the plan-of-action will provide recommendations on the appropriate process to correct problems, situations, personnel, equipment and policies that may lead to citations.

OSHA Citation Reaction
Johnson Insurance can provide guidance and training about what to do when OSHA shows up at your location. This includes, how to react, what to do, what not to do and understanding your responsibilities and rights. Also, we can assist in responding to OSHA citations, give guidance on the effects of correcting cited concerns — including timetables to complete. We also conduct phone or sight assistance for on-sight investigations.

Sound Level Surveys
Johnson Insurance is qualified to perform sound level survey and/or shift dosimeter readings at your business.

Links
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Department of Labor
Wisconsin Department of Administration
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
America National Standards Institute
Wisconsin Department of Transportation
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
America Independent Truckers Association
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration - Wisconsin Division
Safer System, DOT Safety Statistics for Fleet Vehicle Inspections
Associated Builders and Contractors, Wisconsin Chapter