Disaster Planning Seminar
Disaster Planning Seminar

Stay open for business by doing the little things! Below is slides provided by PMPA’s Affinity Partner, Federated Insurance.
Disaster Planning Seminar Slides

Stay open for business by doing the little things! Below is slides provided by PMPA’s Affinity Partner, Federated Insurance.
Disaster Planning Seminar Slides
Released July 14, 2020. Miles Free & Carli Kistler-Miller extensively discuss the importance of the Federal Government’s Spring 2020 Regulatory Agenda and how it related to our industry and PMPA Members. Part two contains information on the Department of Labor and OSHA sections of the agenda. For Information on the NRLB and EPA sections…
OSHA Beryllium News Wednesday May 09, 2018 Delay of Enforcement of the Beryllium Standards May 11, 2018 is the day if your shop machines Beryllium “… we have decided to delay enforcement of the general industry standard by 60 days until May 11, 2018. Furthermore, to ensure employers have adequate notice before OSHA begins enforcing…
Business Disaster Recovery Plan for PMPA Members To help member companies serve their customers and to minimize any interruption of service, PMPA has developed a Disaster Recovery Plan Procedure. The Procedure will assist PMPA member companies facing unplanned disasters such as tornados, fires, flooding, etc. to provide means to keep the supply of critical…
Fire Prevention – Little Things Mean A Lot! The best way to fight fires is to prevent them from happening. PMPA’s Affinity Partner, Federated Insurance, addresses several things you can do at your operations to lessen the chance of a fire. Fire Prevention Guidelines
Lockout/Tagout Rules – OSHA Regulation Originally published in January, 1990, PMPA’s Safety & Health Bulletin #192 acquaints you with Lockout/Tagout rules and regulations required by OSHA’s Control of Hazardous Energy Sources Standard, which became effective on January 2, 1990. Please contact Miles Free, PMPA Director of Industry Affairs, for more information. Lockout/Tagout –…
Safety Alert 2016: MOU OSHA DOJ The December 17, 2015 Memorandum of Understanding between OSHA and Department of Justice threatens shop owners with criminal prosecution for serious safety violations. The attached files document the new prosecution approach, provide a list of 14 Employer Musts to assure compliance, and describe how PMPA will provide you…