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1 OSHA Federal Standards October 1, 2014 September 30, 2015
2 29 CFR 29 CFR SUBPARTS MOST FREQUENTLY CITED SERIOUS VIOLATIONS IN GENERAL INDUSTRY 2015 K N D S J O I Z O Z HAZARD COMMUNICATION WRITTEN PROGRAM.1200(e)(1) 1743 MACHINE GUARDS GENERAL.212(a)(1) 1,563 HAZARD COMMUNICATION INFORMATION AND TRAINING.1200(h)(1) 1,339 RESPIRATORS MEDICAL EVALUATIONS.134(e)(1) 688 MACHINE GUARDS - POINT OF OPERATION.212(a)(3)(ii) 626 LOCKOUT/TAGOUT DEVELOPED PROCEDURES.147(c)(4)(i) 618 ELECTRICAL PROPER INSTALLATION & USE OF EQUIPMENT.303(b)(2) 603 WALKING/WORKING SURFACES OPEN-SIDES FLOORS.23(c)(1) 603 POWEREDINDUSTRIAL TRUCKS COMPETENCYTRAINING.178(l)(1)(i) 544 EYE & BODY FLUSHING FACILITIES.151(c) 540 Overall 1910 MFC 2
3 WALKING/WORKING SURFACES [ ] 23(c)(1) 22(a)(1) 22(a)(2) 22(d)(1) OPEN-SIDED FLOORS HOUSEKEEPING WET FLOORS 184 POSTED FLOOR-LOAD RATING SUBPART D 22(b)(1) AISLES AND PASSAGEWAYS CLEAR & UNOBSTRUCTED 96 3
4 MEANS OF EGRESS [ ] 37(a)(3) 37(b)(2) 36(d)(1) 36(g)(2) EXIT ROUTES FREE & UNOBSTRUCTED EXIT MARKING 297 EXIT ROUTE UNLOCKED 168 EXITS MINIMUM 28 INCHES WIDE SUBPART E EXIT ROUTE SIGNS 37(b)(4) 135 4
5 POWERED PLATFORMS, MANLIFTS, AND VEHICLE- MOUNTED WORK PLATFORMS [ ] 67(c)(2)(v) 67(c)(2)(iv) 67(c)(2)(ii) 68(e)(1) BODY BELT & LANYARD WHEN WORKING FROM AERIAL LIFT 130 TRAINED AERIALLIFT OPERATORS 15 SECURE WORK POSITION FOR EMPLOYEESIN AERIAL LIFT 11 CONTROLS FOR ARTICULATING/EXTENDIBLE BOOM PLATFORMS 3 SUBPART F 68(b)(8)(i) MANLIFT INSPECTION FREQUENCY 3 5
6 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL [ ] 95(c)(1) 95(g)(1) 95(d)(1) 95(k)(1) HEARING CONSERVATION PROGRAM AUDIOMETRIC TESTINGPROGRAM 108 MONITORING PROGRAM 100 TRAINING PROGRAM SUBPART G 95(g)(6) ANNUAL AUDIOGRAM 45 6
7 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS [ ] 101(b) 107(g)(2) 106(e)(6)(ii) 107(b)(5)(i) COMPRESSED GASES HANDLING STORAGE AND USE 130 SPRAY AREAS CLEANING WITH NON-SPARKING TOOLS 64 CLASS I LIQUIDS DISPENSING 63 SPRAY BOOTH AIR VELOCITY 59 SUBPART H 119(d)(3)(ii) DOCUMENTATION OF EQUIPMENT WITH GOOD ENGINEERINGPRACTICES 51 7
8 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT [ ] 134(e)(1) 134(c)(1) 132(a) 132(d)(1) RESPIRATORS MEDICAL EVALUATION 668 RESPIRATORS WRITTEN PROGRAM 524 PPE PROVIDED USED AND MAINTAINED IN SANITARYAND RELIABLE CONDITION 523 EMPLOYER ASSESSING THE WORKPLACE FOR HAZARDS 430 SUBPART I 132(d)(2) PPE CERTIFICATION OF HAZARD ASSESSMENT 415 8
9 GENERAL ENVIRONMENT CONTROLS [ ] 147(c)(4)(i) 147(c)(1) 147(c)(6)(i) 147(c)(7)(i) LOCKOUT/TAGOUT DEVELOPED PROCEDURES LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PROGRAM 443 LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PERIODICINSPECTIONS 420 LOCKOUT/TAGOUT GENERALTRAINING SUBPART J 147(d)(4)(i) LOCKOUT/TAGOUT SPECIFIC/ENFORCEMENT OF PROCEDURES 192 9
10 MEDICAL & FIRST AID [ ] 151(c) 151(b ) 151(a) EYE & BODY FLUSHING FACILITIES EYE & BODY FLUSHING FACILITIES 47 MEDICAL PERSONAL ADVICE/CONSULTATION SUBPART K 10
11 FIRE PROTECTION [ ] 157(c)(1) 157(g)(2) 157(e)(2) 157(e)(3) EXTINGUISHERS PROVIDED& ACCESSIBLE EXTINGUISHERS INITIAL & ANNUAL TRAINING 154 EXTINGUISHERS VISUAL MONTHLY INSPECTIONS 154 EXTINGUISHERS ANNUAL MAINTENANCE CHECKS SUBPART L 157(g)(1) EXTINGUISHERS TRAINING PROGRAM
12 COMPRESSED GAS & COMPRESSED AIR EQUIPMENT [ ] 169(b)(3)(i) 169(b)(3)(iv) 169(a)(2)(i) SAFETY VALVES TESTS 7 PRESSURE GAUGE WITH SPRING LOADED SAFETY VALVE 2 OIL/WATER TRAPS AND DRAINS 2 SUBPART M 12
13 MATERIALS HANDLING & STORAGE [ ] 178(l)(1)(i) 178(l)(4)(iii) 178(p)(1) 178(l)(6) POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS COMPETENCY TRAINING 544 POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS REFRESHER TRAINING INRELEVANTTOPICS 339 POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS SAFE OPERATING CONDITION 279 POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS CERTIFICATIONOF TRAINING 262 SUBPART N MATERIAL HANDLING STORAGE OF MATERIAL SHALL NOT CREATE A HAZARD 176(b)
14 MACHINERY & MACHINE GUARDING [ ] 212(a)(1) 212(a)(3)(ii) 215(b)(9) 215(a)(4) MACHINE GUARDS GENERAL GRINDERS TONGUE GUARDS 626 MACHINE GUARDS POINT OF OPERATION 470 GRINDERS WORK RESTS SUBPART O POWER TRANSMISSION APPARATUS PULLEYS 219(d)(1)
15 HAND AND PORTABLE POWERED TOOLS AND OTHER HAND-HELD EQUIPMENT[ ] COMPRESSED AIR FOR CLEANING 242(b) 338 PORTABLE ABRASIVE WHEELS GENERALGUARDING 243(c)(1) 60 CONDITION OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 242(a) 31 VERTICAL PORTABLE GRINDERS GUARDING 243(c)(3) 30 SUBPART P 244(a)(1)(ii) PORTABLE POWERED HAND TOOLS RATED LOADS MARKED ON JACKS 17 15
16 WELDING, CUTTING, & BRAZING [ ] 253(b)(4)(iii) 252(b)(2)(iii) 253(b)(2)(ii) 253(b)(4)(i) GAS WELDING & CUTTING CYLINDER SEPARATION 202 GENERAL WELDINGREQUIREMENTS ARC RAY PROTECTION 93 GAS WELDING & CUTTING CYLINDER STORAGE GAS WELDING & CUTTING CYLINDER CONSTRUCTED AND MAINTAINED SUBPART Q GAS WELDING & CUTTING CYLINDER VALVE CLOSURE 253(b)(2)(iv) 49 16
17 SPECIAL INDUSTRIES [ ] 272(j)(1) 266(i)(7)(i) 265(c)(18)(i) 272(g)(1)(ii) GRAIN HANDLING HOUSEKEEPING 25 LOGGING EMPLOYEES & SUPERVISORS RECEIVE FIRST AID& CPR TRAINING SAWMILLS CONVEYORS MEETING ANSI B GRAIN HANDLING LOCKOUT SUBPART R GRAIN HANDLING REMOVAL OF FUGITIVE GRAINDUST ACCUMULATIONS 272(j)(2)(ii) 11 17
18 ELECTRICAL [ ] 303(b)(2) 305(g)(1)(iv)(A) 305(b)(1)(ii) 305(g)(2)(iii) PROPER INSTALLATION & USE OF EQUIPMENT FLEXIBLE CORDS USED AS FIXED WIRING 446 GROUNDING PERMANENT AND EFFECTIVE 432 FLEXIBLE CORD STRAINRELIEF SUBPART S PULL/JUNCTION BOX COVERS 305(b)(2)(i)
19 COMMERCIAL DIVING OPERATIONS [ ] 422(c)(1)(i) 421(c)(3) 410(a)(3) PROCEDURESDURINGDIVE COMMUNICATION BETWEENDIVER AND DIVE TEAMAT LOCATION OR BELL PRE-DIVE PROCEDURES FIRST AID BOOK & RESUSCITATOR MADE AVAILABLE AT DIVELOCATION QUALIFICATIONS DIVE TEAM MEMBERS TRAINED IN CPR & FIRST AID SAFE PRACTICE MANUAL SHALL BE MADE AVAILABLE AT DIVE LOCATION SUBPART T 420(a) 2 410(a)(1) QUALIFICATIONS DIVETEAMMEMBER SHALLHAVE TRAININGOR EXPERIENCE 2 19
20 TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE [ ] 1200(e)(1) 1200(h)(1) 1200(g)(8) WRITTEN PROGRAM 1743 INFORMATION AND TRAINING 1339 SDSS READILY ACCESSIBLE 501 HAZARD COMMUNICATION DETAILED TRAINING SUBPART Z 1200(h)(3)(iv) 493 SDSS FOR EACH CHEMICAL 1200(g)(1)
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