ISBN 978-1-4303-0594-1
296 pages.

Soft Cover $31.02

Hard Cover $49.93

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Protect Your Business from OSHA

by Lidia LoPinto, MChE

A single fine could cost you over $100,000 and maybe even your business. Be prepared!

Just Released - Second edition.

Our new edition of our OSHA text, revised and expanded for 2007.

OSHA publishes citations every single month. They fine businesses nearly 1 billion dollars and in 2003 their enforcement was stepped up so they have more power than with prior administrations. And now, wastewater and water plants will have to comply as well. Check out wastewatersafety.com.

All businesses are potential targets, including construction, food establishments, small manufacturers, service establishments, and many more.

Our book compiles all of the most important regulations into an easy to read book with no legalese. Analysis of the OSHA regulatory system prepares you in the event you are audited.

A great reference.

We help you cope with valuable information:

How to get free help from the government to prepare for OSHA compliance
How to look for scientific inconsistencies in OSHA's own regulations and demand proper testing and challenge the fine.
What is the single most important thing an inspector will want that most people don't have, even if they are in compliance.
How to save over $100,000 in fines by setting a very simple program
What are the most important programs needed for your operation.
We now offer two versions of the book, hard cover with jacket, and the instant download version.

About the Author:

Lidia LoPinto is holds a Master's degree in Chemical Engineering from Manhattan College and over 30 years of experience in industry. As a project manager and engineer for a variety of municipal projects in the North East including New York City, CT, Long Island, New Jersey and and Puerto Rico, she she prepared health and safety documentation and emergency plays.

As a software publisher, she has designed adn and written a number of software packages to comply with OSHA regulations, including Easy Sign Maker, Easy Safety Plan Maker and others. Lidia has published articles for Chemical Engineering Magazine, Plant Engineering and her articles have been published in the Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology.

Lidia is current a software development consultant specializing in manufacturing and municipal plants.