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How Does OSHA’s Body Shop Enforcement Program Impact Your Auto Body Business?

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  • Brandon Thomas, President, GMG EnviroSafe
  • Carol A. Keyes, CSP, CRC, Complete Health, Environmental & Safety Services, Inc.
  • Jason Stahl, Editor, BodyShop Business

Sponsored By FinishMaster

Date: May 23, 2019

During this webinar, we will discuss updates on the new OSHA regulations that apply to the body shop industry and how these regulations will affect your business/job. Learn how to protect your workers and yourself by providing a clean, safe working environment, educational resources, as well as the right personal protection equipment.

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