In this episode of the Feed & Grain Podcast [https://www.feedandgrain.com/expert-insights/podcasts], host Steven Kilger [https://www.feedandgrain.com/home/contact/15391861/steven-kilger-fg] interviews OSHA experts Eric J. Conn and Aaron Gelb from Conn Maciel Carey [https://www.connmaciel.com/]. The discussion covers crucial topics for grain handling and feed manufacturing professionals, including the proposed heat illness prevention rule, best practices for OSHA inspections, and new regional emphasis programs. Listeners will gain valuable insights on navigating complex OSHA regulations, avoiding common compliance pitfalls, and preparing for potential inspections. This episode provides essential knowledge for industry professionals looking to enhance workplace safety and maintain regulatory compliance in an ever-evolving regulatory landscape.

Expert OSHA insights on heat prevention, inspections and new regulations

Introduction and Podcast Process Overview

Guest Introductions and Backgrounds

What are the key elements of OSHA's proposed heat illness prevention rule that businesses, especially in grain handling and feed manufacturing, should be aware of?

OSHA Heat Illness Prevention Rule Discussion

What are some of the significant regulations or standards that OSHA is working on or planning to implement in the near future?

Other OSHA Regulations and Standards

When is the best time to bring on legal representation when dealing with an OSHA inspection or citations?

Handling OSHA Interactions and Legal Counsel Importance

OSHA Inspection Masterclass and Record Keeping

Can you give us a little more information about the new regional emphasis program out of the Kansas City region for OSHA inspections?

Webinar Impact and Closing Remarks

Steven Kilger, managing editor for Feed & Grain, talks about the feed manufacturing and grain handling industries with those who know the industries best, those who work in it. Facility Managers and topic experts stop by to have a conversation about the issues affecting operations across the United States. The podcast explores short and long-term solutions, advice for the industry members, and where the industries are heading in the future.