Free Resources

Near misses are accidents waiting to happen. Download and print this free poster for your workplace to help reduce injuries and remind workers of the importance of reporting near misses.

Everyone is talking about safety culture. This free toolkit will help you improve your existing program, or start one at your company. Get tips, a handy checklist, and two safety culture training talks—download today!

Learn about OSHA’s current enforcement efforts and see which standards have made the Agency’s “most frequently violated” list. In this year’s report, you get individual charts for the top 10 violations for both general industry and construction, compared with last year’s ranking.

Print and post this active shooter poster in your workplace to help staff prepare in case of an emergency. [English and Spanish versions]

This report will evaluate the pros and cons of conducting an environmental compliance audit, explain the criteria by which an audit should be conducted, and review the process for disclosing, via EPA’s online “e-disclosure” tool, any violations discovered during the course of an environmental compliance audit.

Use this self assessment tool to determine your environmental footprint. Download today!

Don’t get caught without the necessary records in the event of a surprise EPA or OSHA inspection. This special report contains a series of recordkeeping checklists to assist EHS managers to stay in compliance with major environmental and safety laws. Be advised that your state may have different recordkeeping requirements.

The following checklist helps you to use your time wisely by providing an environmental compliance profile worksheet that identifies the types of information you need to gather for a thorough preinspection.

This report highlights 20 questions your colleagues have asked about hazardous waste generators. Download now and get additional guidance on how to determine your generator class.

In this California-specific special report, we’ll explore five hazards that employers of outdoor workers may need to address: weather, on- and off-road vehicles, biological hazards, solo work, and pesticide exposures.