In today’s constantly changing and complex workplace, safety, and the cost of workers’ compensation, are primary concerns for most California employers. Due to heightened safety issues and evolving state laws, we are happy to announce CalWorkSafety & HR will now be performing complimentary detailed, safety program audits to ensure our clients are in compliance with Cal/OSHA regulations.
Now is the ideal time to conduct a safety program audit, considering both Federal OSHA and Cal/OSHA fines are dramatically increasing in 2022 and safety findings will likely save your company money and potential Cal/OSHA inspections and future fines.
CalWorkSafety & HR’s experienced safety team currently performs these types of audits, and our clients appreciate this extra level of support. Being proactive and making early corrections can help avoid OSHA violations, control the costs of worker’s compensation insurance, and ultimately save significant dollars that can help increase profitability.


Cal/OSHA has introduced “egregious violations” that can lead to exponential penalties for employers. According to the new law, each employee who would be exposed to the violation would be considered a separate violation for fines and penalties.
Cal/OSHA can rule that an employer has committed an “egregious violation” for any of the following:
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Congress and President Biden have now approved maximum penalties of up to $700,000 per item for violations of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards.
This is greater than a fivefold increase of maximum “willful,” “repeated,” and “failure-to-abate,” violations from $136,532. Minimum penalty amounts for such infractions would increase from today’s $9,753 to $50,000. “Serious” violations would increase from a current maximum of $13,653 to $70,000. A single violation under the proposed penalty structure could effectively put a company out of business.
The penalty increase applies to Federal OSHA, however, Cal/OSHA is required to adopt changes in its penalties so that California penalties are at least equal to Fed/OSHA
We can help you reduce costly fines, maintain employee productivity, increase profitability, and let you get back to running your business.