Your Company's Policy for OSHA Requirements
- Customized to Meet the Specific Requirements of Your Company
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Who is required to provide a Written Safety Program?
OSHA requires that EVERY COMPANY provide a written safety program that outlines the acceptable procedures and cautions of their workplace. In addition to the general safety outlines, you must provide a program for any site specific hazards.
GENERAL
OVERVIEW
starts off with 14 general overview chapters
These outline your basic company safety policies, programs, contracts, training plans, etc. This is sufficient for most non-hazardous workplaces such as offices, banks, schools, etc.
- Company Policy Statement
- Accident Investigation Policy
- Emergency Response Plan
- Bloodborne Pathogens
- Workplace Violence Prevention Program
- Contracts
- Plus More...
STATE /
PROVINCE
SPECIFIC
Examples of State/Province Specific Chapters:
- Erosion & Sediment Control (CalOSHA)
- Lead Exposure (CalOSHA)
- Heat Stress Prevention Program (DOSH)
- Concrete Operations (Ontario, CA)
- Fall Protection For Steel (VOSH)
- Plus More...
COMPANY SPECIFIC
HAZARDS
- Asbestos
- Cranes and Mobile Equipment
- Dump Trucks
- Hearing Conservation
- Heat Stress
- Indoor Air Quality
- Lead Exposure
- Office and Computer Station Safety
- Plus More...
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