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Debunking OSHA Myths and Navigating Legal Changes with Expert Philip Russell
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Welcome to another episode of the "Safety Consultant Show with Sheldon Primus." Today, we have an exceptional guest with us, Phillip Russell, a board-certified OSHA and employment lawyer from Ogletree Deakins law firm. Phillip brings a wealth of experience and expertise in the field of occupational safety and health, making him a highly sought-after advisor, litigator, and strategic partner to his clients. In this episode, we will discuss the importance of the Supreme Court overturning the Chevron Deference, debunk OSHA myths, and explore ways to protect your organization from OSHA citations using the four stages of the Unavoidable Employee Misconduct Policy from OSHA CPL FOM 164.
Summary of Phillip's Credentials:
Phillip Russell is a distinguished OSHA and employment lawyer who has been recognized for his outstanding client service. In 2023, he was named a Client Service All-Star in OSHA and Employment Law by BTI Consulting Group. Phillip's client service philosophy is characterized by his "down the hall" approach, treating each client's issue as if they walked down the hall to ask for help in person.
Phillip has extensive experience with OSHA inspections, citations, and litigation, having handled over 200 workplace fatality inspections and numerous routine inspections. His leadership and practical solutions during crises have earned him high praise from clients and recognition as a thought leader in OSHA and workplace safety law. He is also known for his work in OSHA training and compliance advice, regulatory and policy advocacy, and high-stakes employment litigation.
Phillip hosts the firm's OSHA podcast, "Dirty Steel-Toe Boots," and has edited the ABA's seminal treatise on OSHA law. His personal dedication extends to advocating for autism issues and co-founding the Autism Inspired Academy in Clearwater, Florida.
Join us as we delve into the complexities of OSHA regulations and learn from Phillip's vast knowledge and experience in navigating the legal landscape of workplace safety.
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