OSHA Federal Standards October 1, 2016 – September 30, … · osha federal standards . october 1, 2016 – september 30, 2017 . n. umber of. s. erious. v. iolations – fy 2017

OSHA Federal Standards October 1, 2016 – September 30, 2017

NUMBER OF SERIOUS VIOLATIONS – FY 2017

29 C

FR 1

910.

409

455

465

498

502

608

625

1,238

1,343

1,527

.303(b)(2)

.178(I)(1)(i)

.1200(g)(8)

.134(c)(1)

.212(a)(3)(ii)

.134(e)(1)

.147(c)(4)(i)

.1200(h)(1)

.212(a)(1)

.1200(e)(1)

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ZI

OI

JZ

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MOST FREQUENTLY CITED SERIOUS VIOLATIONS IN GENERAL INDUSTRY 2017

2

Overall 1910 M

FC

HAZARD COMMUNICATION – WRITTEN PROGRAM

MACHINE GUARDING – TYPES OF GUARDING METHODS

HAZARD COMMUNICATION – INFORMATION AND TRAINING

ELECTRICAL – PROPER INSTALLATION & USE OF EQUIPMENT

RESPIRATORS – EMPLOYER ESTABLISHING A WRITTEN RESPIRATOR PROGRAM

HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – MAINTAIN COPIES OF SDS’S

HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – PROCEDURES SHALL BE DEVELOPED

MACHINE GUARDING – POINT OF OPERATIONS

POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS – COMPETENCY TRAINING

RESPIRATORS – MEDICAL EVALUATIONS

29 C

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SUBP

ARTS


29 C

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WALKING/WORKING SURFACES [1910.21 – .30]

3

GENERAL – WALKING-WORKING SURFACES ARE KEPT CLEAN

FALL PROTECTION – PROTECTION FROM FALLING 4 FEET OR MORE

GENERAL – WORKROOM FLOOR KEPT IN A DRY CONDITION

SUBPART D LADDERS – RUNGS ARE TREATED AS TO PREVENT SLIPPING

GENERAL – WALKING-WORKING SURFACES ARE INSPECTED

81

122

199

207

291

22(d)(1)

22(a)(2)

23(c)(1)

28(b)(1)(i)

22(a)(1)


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79

81

121

195

285

36(g)(2)

37(b)(4)

36(d)(1)

37(b)(2)

37(a)(3)

MEANS OF EGRESS [1910.33 – .39]

4

EXIT ROUTE FEATURE – FREE & UNOBSTRUCTED

EXIT ROUTE FEATURE – CLEARLY VISIBLE & MARKED

EXIT ROUTE DESIGN – MUST BE ABLE TO OPEN FROM THE INSIDE

EXITS ROUTE FEATURE – SIGNS POSTED IF EXIT IS NOT APPARENT

EXIT ROUTE DESIGN– MINIMUM 28 INCHES WIDE

SUBPART E


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2

4

4

9

92

68(b)(12)

67(c)(2)(vii)

67(c)(2)(iv)

67(c)(2)(ii)

67(c)(2)(v)

VEHICLE MOUNTED – PERSONAL FALL ARREST SHALL BE WORN

VEHICLE MOUNTED – TRAINED PERSONS ONLY

VEHICLE MOUNTED – EMPLOYEE SHALL STAND FIRMLY ON BASKET FLOOR

POWERED PLATFORMS, AERIAL LIFTS, AND VEHICLE-MOUNTED WORK PLATFORMS [1910.66 – .68]

5

SUBPART F

VEHICLE MOUNTED – BRAKES SHALL BE SET & OUTRIGGERS POSITIONED

MANLIFT – FIXED METAL LADDER ACCESSIBILITY


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25

80

93

94

190

95(b)(1)

95(g)(1)

95(k)(1)

95(d)(1)

95(c)(1)

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL [1910.94 – .98]

6

OCCUPATIONAL NOISE – HEARING CONSERVATION PROGRAM

OCCUPATIONAL NOISE – TRAIN EACH EMPLOYEE EXPOSED

OCCUPATIONAL NOISE – DEVELOP & IMPLEMENT MONITORING PROGRAM

SUBPART G

OCCUPATIONAL NOISE – CONTROLS SHALL BE USED WHEN EXCEEDING TABLE G-15

OCCUPATIONAL NOISE – ESTABLISH & MAINTAIN AUDIOMETRIC TESTING PROGRAM


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HAZARDOUS MATERIALS [1910.101 – .126]

7

COMPRESSED GASES – HANDLING STORAGE AND USE

SPRAY FINISHING – CLEANING WITH NON-SPARKING TOOLS

SPRAY FINISHING – AIR VELOCITY FOR ELECTROSTATIC SPRAYING

SUBPART H

FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS – SHALL NOT BE DISPENSED UNLESS BONDED & GROUNDED

SPRAY FINISHING – CLEAR SPACE SHALL BE KEPT FREE FROM STORAGE 35

39

43

47

97

107(b)(9)

107(g)(2)

107(b)(5)(i)

106(e)(6)(ii)

101(b)


29 C

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300

316

328

498

608

133(a)(1)

132(d)(1)

132(d)(2)

134(c)(1)

134(e)(1)

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT [1910.132 – .138]

8

SUBPART I

RESPIRATORS – SHALL PROVIDE MEDICAL EVALUATION

RESPIRATORS – ESTABLISH & IMPLEMENT WRITTEN PROGRAM

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS – VERIFY WORKPLACE HAZARD ASSESSMENT

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS – ASSESS WORKPLACE FOR HAZARDS

EYE & FACE PROTECTION – EMPLOYER ENSURING THAT EMPLOYEES USE PROTECTION


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180

288

375

385

625

147(d)

147(c)(7)(i)

147(c)(1)

147(c)(6)(i)

147(c)(4)(i)

GENERAL ENVIRONMENT CONTROLS [1910.141 – .147]

9

HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – PROCEDURES SHALL BE DEVELOPED

HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – PERIODIC INSPECTIONS

HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – ESTABLISH PROGRAM

SUBPART J

HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – GENERAL TRAINING

HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – APPLICATION OF CONTROLS


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2

36

388

151(a)

151(b)

151(c)

MEDICAL & FIRST AID [1910.151 –.152]

10

MEDICAL & FIRST AID – EYE & BODY FLUSHING FACILITIES PROVIDED

MEDICAL & FIRST AID – FIRST AID TRAINING & SUPPLIES READILY AVAILABLE

MEDICAL & FIRST AID – MEDICAL PERSONNEL ADVICE & CONSULTATION

SUBPART K


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75

108

110

110

186

157(g)(2)

157(g)(1)

157(e)(3)

157(e)(2)

157(c)(1)

FIRE PROTECTION [1910.155 – .165]

11

EXTINGUISHERS – PROVIDED & READILY ACCESSIBLE

EXTINGUISHERS – TRAINING PROGRAM

EXTINGUISHERS – ANNUAL MAINTENANCE CHECKS

SUBPART L

EXTINGUISHERS – INITIAL & ANNUAL TRAINING

EXTINGUISHERS – VISUAL MONTHLY INSPECTION


29 C

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1

2

2

7

169(a)(2)(i)

169(b)(3)(iv)

169(b)(2)

169(b)(3)(i)

COMPRESSED GAS & COMPRESSED AIR EQUIPMENT [1910.166 – .169]

12

AIR RECEIVERS – PRESSURE GAUGE WITH SPRING LOADED SAFETY VALVE

AIR RECEIVERS – DRAIN PIPE INSTALLED AT THE LOWEST POINT

AIR RECEIVERS – NEW RECEIVERS INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AMSE 1968

SUBPART M

AIR RECEIVERS – SAFETY VALVES SHALL BE TESTED


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171

225

232

254

455

178(q)(7)

178(l)(6)

178(p)(1)

178(l)(4)(iii)

178(l)(1)(i)

MATERIALS HANDLING & STORAGE [1910.176 – .184]

13

SUBPART N

POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS – COMPETENCY TRAINING

POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS – REFRESHER TRAINING IN RELEVANT TOPICS

POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS – CERTIFICATION OF TRAINING

POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS – SAFE OPERATING CONDITION

POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS – SHALL BE EXAMINED BEFORE PLACED IN SERVICE


29 C

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208

225

273

504

1343

219(d)(1)

215(a)(4)

215(b)(9)

212(a)(3)(ii)

212(a)(1)

MACHINERY & MACHINE GUARDING [1910.211 – .219]

14

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS– TYPES OF GUARDING METHODS

ABRASIVE WHEEL – WORK RESTS

POWER TRANSMISSION – GUARDING FOR PULLEYS

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS – POINT OF OPERATION

ABRASIVE WHEEL– TONGUE GUARDS

SUBPART O


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8

24

32

49

230

243(b)(2)

242(a)

243(c)(3)

243(c)(1)

242(b)

HAND AND PORTABLE POWERED TOOLS AND OTHER HAND-HELD EQUIPMENT[1910.241 – .244]

15

GENERAL – COMPRESSED AIR FOR CLEANING

GUARDING OF POWERED TOOLS - ABRASIVE WHEELS SHALL BE GUARDED

GENERAL – CONDITION OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

SUBPART P

GUARDING OF POWERED TOOLS – HOSES & CONNECTIONS SHALL BE DESIGNED FOR THE PRESSURE

GUARDING OF POWERED TOOLS – VERTICAL PORTABLE GRINDERS SHALL BE GUARDED


29 C

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25

27

33

68

95

253(b)(2)(iv)

253(b)(4)(i)

253(b)(2)(ii)

252(b)(2)(iii)

253(b)(4)(iii)

WELDING, CUTTING, & BRAZING [1910.251 – .255]

16

GAS WELDING & CUTTING – STORED AWAY FROM FUEL-GAS CYLINDERS

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS – PROTECTION FROM ARC WELDING RAY

GAS WELDING & CUTTING – CYLINDER STORAGE INSIDE BUILDINGS

SUBPART Q

GAS WELDING & CUTTING – STORAGE NEXT TO COMBUSTIBLES

GAS WELDING & CUTTING – CYLINDER VALVE CLOSURE


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SPECIAL INDUSTRIES [1910.261 – .272]

17

GRAIN HANDLING – PERMIT SHALL BE ISSUED FOR ENTERING

GRAIN HANDLING – HOUSEKEEPING

GRAIN HANDLING – LOCKOUT & TAGGING

GRAIN HANDLING – SHALL REMOVE ANY FUGITIVE GRAIN DUST

SUBPART R

GRAIN HANDLING – ATMOSPHERE SHALL BE TESTED 9

11

12

13

15

272(g)(1)(iii)

272(j)(1)(ii)

272(g)(1)(i)

272(g)(1)(ii)

272(j)(1)


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198

215

252

278

409

305(b)(2)(i)

305(b)(1)(ii)

305(g)(2)(iii)

305(g)(1)(iv)(A)

303(b)(2)

ELECTRICAL [1910.301 – .399]

18

GENERAL – PROPER INSTALLATION & USE OF EQUIPMENT

WIRING METHOD – FLEXIBLE CORD STRAIN RELIEF

WIRING METHOD – GROUNDING PERMANENT & EFFECTIVE

SUBPART S

WIRING METHODS - FLEXIBLE CORDS USED AS FIXED WIRING

WIRING METHOD – PULL & JUNCTION BOX COVERS


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2

2

2

2

3

421(g)

421(f)(1)(ii)

420(a)

410(a)(3)

410(a)(1)

COMMERCIAL DIVING OPERATIONS [1910.401 – .440]

19

PRE-DIVE PROCEDURES – SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR DIVING MODE

PRE-DIVE PROCEDURES – EQUIPMENT INSPECTION

QUALIFICATIONS – DIVE TEAM MEMBERS SHALL HAVE TRAINING OR EXPERIENCE

SUBPART T

QUALIFICATIONS – DIVE TEAM MEMBERS TRAINED IN CPR & FIRST AID

SAFE PRACTICE MANUAL – SHALL BE MADE AVAILABLE AT DIVE LOCATION


29 C

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191

339

465

1238

1527

1200(h)(3)(iv)

1200(g)(1)

1200(g)(8)

1200(h)(1)

1200(e)(1)

TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE [1910.1000 – .1450]

20

HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – WRITTEN PROGRAM

HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – INFORMATION & TRAINING

HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – SDS’S FOR EACH CHEMICAL

SUBPART Z

HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – DETAILED TRAINING

HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – SDS’S READILY ACCESSIBLE

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