Connecting to Collections Care

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) On-Site Consultation Program is a no-cost service that operates in all U.S. states where consultants visit work sites at employers' requests to identify hazards, help develop and maintain effective health and safety programs, and provide training. Consultants are independent of OSHA enforcement activities and will not report hazards or issue citations.

In this webinar attendees will learn how small and mid-sized institutions can best use the services that OSHA provides through this program.  Two museums who hosted consultants will also talk about their experiences and how they used their time spent with the consultants to make their workplaces safer for the objects and employees they work with.

Presenters: 

• Anne Bracker, Manager, Connecticut On-site Consultation Program
• Savita Trivedi, Industrial Hygienist, Connecticut On-site Consultation Program 
• Christina Dillard, Environmental Health and Safety Manager, Museum of Science, Boston, MA
• Sarah Adams Curator of Collections from the Springfield Art Assn in Illinois 

Register here: https://connectingtocollections.org/ohsaonsiteconsultation/