ForkliftCertification.com Shines a New Light on OSHA with Infographic Release

Phoenix, AZ, December 28, 2015 --(PR.com)-- ForkliftCertification.com, an online-based company specializing in providing training for forklift operators, released an infographic displaying what makes OSHA so essential to the workplace. The infographic specifically targets those who manage and operate heavy machinery like aerial lifts, scissor lifts, and forklifts on construction sites, warehouses, on electrical line repair sites, and more. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is an agency that is a part of the U.S. Department of Labor which is designed to improve safety in the workplace for many industries. However, OSHA isn’t always met with a warm welcome on worksites due to being known for giving out fines for those who violate health and safety standards.

ForkliftCertification.com is determined to shed light on OSHA and disprove the negative impressions floating around about them in the workplace. The infographic provides facts and statistics that describe the life-saving purpose of OSHA, how it keeps workers safe, how it helps to create more educated workers competent of operating heavy machinery, and how it can save business owners fines due to not following safety protocols.

Tom Wilkerson, Owner of ForkliftCertification.com says, “With machinery like forklifts being potentially dangerous, I think it’s great that OSHA keeps a keen eye on employers to make sure operators are safe. However, I think it’s important for employers to be clear on what exactly OSHA looks for, expects, and commonly fines on. This new infographic sheds light on this so that employers can potentially save millions on small mistakes that violate OSHA’s standards.”

To educate more workers on the many benefits of OSHA, ForkliftCertification.com’s infographic includes how OSHA has:

• Reduced workers’ compensation costs.
• Helped the economy and businesses to save money.
• Drastically decreased the number of injuries and fatalities in the workplace.

As shown by the infographic, OSHA is truly the one to thank for making the workplace safer and for reducing the number of worksite injuries and fatalities. The infographic aims to inform more workers and employers of these facts in the hopes of making more willing to follow all safety protocols, as well as reducing the number of daily fatalities to zero.

About ForkliftCertification.com: ForkliftCertification.com was created in 1999 as an easy, fast and affordable way for workers and employers to receive the OSHA compliant training they need to fulfill certification regulations, ensure safety in the work place, and prevent expensive fines.