Safety Management and Compliance

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Learn how to improve compliance with a strong contractor safety management system. See what makes MyMomentum the best tool for the job.

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Learn all you need to know about contractor management, from why it’s important to the best practices to stay compliant and in control.

A driver qualification file is a required collection of documents that proves a commercial driver is legally fit and safe to operate a vehicle. It includes employment records, driving history, a valid medical examiner’s certificate, and more. Every motor carrier must maintain this file for each CDL (commercial driver’s license) or non-CDL driver who operates

Managing hazardous operations comes with high stakes. When lives, property, and production are on the line, reactive safety isn’t enough. You need systems in place that anticipate problems before they escalate. That’s the purpose of process safety management (PSM), a framework designed to reduce the risk of catastrophic chemical releases and ensure the safe handling

As more organizations rely on third-party workers to meet project demands, the need for effective contractor management in health and safety has become urgent. Whether you’re working with subcontractors, vendors, or specialized crews, these individuals are often exposed to the same hazards as your core workforce, but without the same familiarity with your procedures, safety

Bringing contractors on-site can expose your business to serious safety risks, especially if there’s no system in place to manage them.  Unlike your core team, contractors often have different backgrounds, varying experience levels, and limited knowledge of your safety policies or company regulations. That makes a strong contractor safety management program essential. A well-designed program

OSHA compliance in the workplace means following the safety rules set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. These rules are designed to prevent workplace injuries, illnesses, and deaths by requiring employers to fix hazards, provide safety training, and use protective equipment. OSHA compliance applies to most private businesses and many public agencies. Meeting these