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June 3, 2026
Experts discuss OSHA changes and how to protect your small business
What it means: The Small Business Rundown podcast delivers tips from experts on preparing your business for an OSHA inspection, recent OSHA rule changes, and ways you can protect your business from costly penalties.
Listen now: Listen to the most recent episode of the Small Business Rundown for insight on preparing for OSHA inspections.
Millions of small businesses across a variety of industries are subject to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) inspections to ensure workplace safety protocols are followed. Keeping your small business and employees aware and prepared is critical to prevent workplace injuries as well as the fines and penalties associated with OSHA inspection violations. Workplace safety and health law expert Felicia Watson, Littler Mendelson, P.C., joins the Small Business Rundown to explain recent rule changes, what to expect when OSHA appears at your business, and tips to best prepare so your business can continue to operate safely and efficiently.
The podcast explores:
- What to expect with an OSHA inspection
- Why OSHA might be inspecting your business
- Recent OSHA rule changes
- How to prepare your business
- Resources available to small business owners
NFIB has resources available to small business owners to get a head start on OSHA rules, including the new Guide to OSHA Inspections and a webinar on OSHA Basics for Small Business. Listen to the full episode of the Small Business Rundown for more.
Listen Now: Listen to the webinar for critical information on OSHA basics for small business owners.
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