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OSHA Site Targeting 2026: Are You a Target?
This webinar will let you know whether one of your locations is currently a target for OSHA inspection, how to handle required injury reporting ahead of the March 2, 2026 submission deadline to reduce targeting risk; how to accurately report (and revise) injury data to avoid unnecessary scrutiny under OSHA’s Site-Specific Targeting (SST) program; and how to properly handle OSHA inspections if and when they arise.Watch
February 19, 2026

OSHA Electronic Recordkeeping Obligations for 2026: Key Changes and Compliance Risks
OSHA has announced significant updates to its electronic recordkeeping requirements for 2026. These changes impact employers in high hazard industries and establishments with 100 or…Read
Jan 9, 2026

Understanding OSHA’s Site-Specific Targeting (SST) Program and How to Check If You’re on the List
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has one primary programmed inspection initiative for non-construction workplaces: the Site-Specific Targeting (SST) Program. Updated in 2025 under Directive CPL 02-01-067, this program focuses enforcement resources on establishments most likely to have elevated injury and illness rates, based on employer-submitted data. If your company operates in general industry with 20 or more employees, this program applies to you.Read
Nov 26, 2025

