Safety
What to Do Before OSHA Comes Knocking
OSHA inspectors scrutinize a company’s working conditions, policies and procedures, employee trainings, record keeping, documentation of safety inspections and more. Unprepared companies can face hefty fines and penalties.
By Parker Rains
December 4, 2018
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Safety
by Parker Rains
Parker Rains is head of the middle market business insurance firm’s Nashville regional office. Fisher Brown Bottrell is a wholly owned subsidiary of Trustmark National Bank. Rains was recently named to Insurance Business magazine's Young Guns list, a list of 55 top insurance professionals under the age of 35, and was recently named to the magazine’s Top Producers 2018 list.
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