OSHA Colorado Office Targets Automotive Businesses

LOCATION & DATEWednesday April 29th 6:00 pm to

8:00 pmAddison Automotive

2005 South Holly StreetDenver, CO 80222

COST $120 ($100 is refundable for completion of programs by 12.31.15)Cost covers the notebook and compliance materials and food and beverages. The focus will be on a MINI-COMPLIANCE TEST (link) which you can download now, and the programs and materials needed to complete the MINI-TEST. Participants whom complete all relevant elements in the mini-test by 12.31.2015 will get a $100 bill returned to them by AutoRisk.

Please email Danielle Duffy at

Danielle@autorisk.org to make payment arrangements

LIMITED TO 40 CONFIRMED AND PAID SHOPS

12 confirmations as of 4/15

If you are not aware that OSHA has an “Emphasis Program” targeting Collision Repair Facilities & General Automotive Facilities then you should plan on attending this “Hands-On” Workshop . . .

OSHA Safety and Compliance Work ShopTHE WORKSHOP HAS TWO DISTINCT PARTS

Part One: Industry Round TablePart Two: Compliance Workgroups

(Collision Shops vs Mechanical Shops)

PART ONE- INDUSTRY ROUND-TABLE . . . will discuss the following topics (questions needed)

• What is an “Emphasis Program” – what are the limitations, what is the “Scope” OSHA operates within . . . ?

• Under WHAT three circumstances can OSHA visit your facility . . . ?• What are the top areas OSHA issues citations in the automotive

industry . . . ?• How to identify what compliance areas your business needs . . . ?• What written programs does your business need in place . . . ?• How to use your current vendors as partners to address OSHA

compliance requirements . . . ?

ROUND-TABLE OF INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS: Dan Standers: Dan is a 3rd generation collision shop operator and had an OSHA inspection in March, thus he will share his experience as well as provide strategies for mitigating compliance obligations; Shane Lane, OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) Shane is the manager in charge of the “Emphasis Program” and will provide UNMATCHED insight about the program and OSHA. Chris Johns: Chris has been providing automotive finishes, industry knowledge and business know-how to Collision Repair Facilities for 35 years; Colorado State University – OSHA Compliance Outreach Program: operating under a federal grant CSU will conduct voluntary safety and compliance inspections

PART TWO- COMPLIANCE WORKGROUPS . . . will use a checklist “Mini-Test” as our foundation and tour the host facility grouped by Collision Shops vs Mechanical Shops

• How to quickly identify common areas that generate Citations . . . ?• How to prioritize what to work on based on the scope of the

“Emphasis Program” . . . ?• How to use the materials from OSHA’S website to fulfil compliance

requirements . . . ?• How to use the materials and the “Mini-Test” checklist in the class

notebook . . . ?• Actual inspections of how the host facility, Addison Automotive,

has addressed compliance . . . ?

FACILITATOR Michael Graham: Michael’s insurance practice area has been in the automotive industry since 1997. In March Michael was party to a 3 hour OSHA inspection at one of his clients

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