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OSHA Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations

OSHA Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations. General Industry - FY 2012. OSHA Federal Standards October 1, 2011 – September 30, 2012. Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations in General Industry . Hazard communication – Written program. Z. Machine guards - General. O.

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OSHA Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations

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  1. OSHA Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations General Industry - FY 2012 OSHA Federal Standards October 1, 2011 – September 30, 2012

  2. Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations in General Industry Hazard communication – Written program Z Machine guards - General O Hazard communication – Information & training Z Respirators – Written program I Walking/working surfaces D Respirators – Medical evaluations I Powered industrial trucks – Operator competency N Lockout/tagout- Procedures J Grinders – Tongue guards O Electrical – Proper installation & use of equipment S

  3. Subpart DWalking/Working Surfaces (1910.21 – 30) Open-sidedfloors Housekeeping Posted Floor – Load rating Wet floors Construction, care, and use of portable wood ladders

  4. Subpart EExit Routes, Emergency Action Plans, and Fire Prevention Routes (1910.33 – 39) Exit routes free & unobstructed Exit marking “Not an Exit” signs Exit route signs Exit route unlocked

  5. Subpart FPowered Platforms (1910.66 – 68) Body belt & lanyard when working from aerial lift Trained operators for aerial lift Secure work position for employees in aerial lift Controls in safe working condition Manlift inspections

  6. Subpart GOccupational Health (1910.94 – 98) 6 Hearing conservation program Monitoring program Audiometric testing program Training program Annual audiogram

  7. Subpart HHazardous Materials (1910.101 – 126) Compressed gases – handling, storage & use Class I liquids – Dispensing Spray areas – Approved wiring/equipment Spray areas – Cleaning Spray booth – Air velocity

  8. Subpart IPersonal Protective Equipment (1910.132 – 139) Respirators – Written program Respirators – Medical evaluation PPE – Hazard assessment PPE – Provided, used, and maintained in sanitary and reliable condition PPE – Certification of hazard assessment

  9. Subpart JGeneral Environment Controls (1910.141 – 147) Lockout/tagout – Procedures Lockout/tagout – Program Lockout/tagout – Periodic inspections Lockout/tagout – General training Lockout/tagout – Energy isolation devices affixed

  10. Subpart KMedical & First Aid (1910.151 –152) Eye & body flushing facilities First Aid training/supplies Medical personal advice/consultation

  11. Subpart LFire Protection (1910.155 – 165) Extinguishers – Provided & accessible Extinguishers – Annual maintenance checks Extinguishers – Training program Extinguishers – Initial & annual training Extinguishers – Visual monthly inspections

  12. Subpart MCompressed Gas & Air Equipment (1910.166 – 169) Pressure gauge with spring loaded safety valve Safety valves tests Safety valve compliance with A.S.M.E Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII, Edition 1968 Safety valves readily rendered inoperable No valve between air receiver and safety valve

  13. Subpart NMaterials Handling & Storage (1910.176 – 184) Powered industrial trucks – Competency training Powered industrial trucks – Refresher training Powered industrial trucks – Certification of training Powered industrial trucks – Safe operating condition Powered industrial trucks – Examination for defects

  14. Subpart OMachinery & Machine Guarding (1910.211 – 219) Machine guards – General Grinders – Tongue guards Machine guards – Point of operation Grinders – Work rests Power transmission apparatus – Pulleys

  15. Subpart PHand & Portable Powered Tools (1910.241 – 244) Compressed air for cleaning Vertical portable grinders – Guards Condition of tools and equipment Portable abrasive wheels – Guards Jack load rating

  16. Subpart QWelding, Cutting & Brazing (1910.251 – 255) Oxygen cylinder storage – Separation Cylinder storage, inside of buildings Arc welding protection Oxygen cylinder storage – Near combustibles Damaged cables replaced/repaired

  17. Subpart RSpecial Industries (1910.261 – 272) Grain handling – Housekeeping Grain handling –Hazardous atmospheres Grain handling – Rescue operations Grain handling – Locked out Grain handling – Bins entry permits

  18. Subpart SElectrical (1910.301 – 399) Proper installation and use of equipment Flexible cord strain relief Grounding permanent and effective Flexible cords used as fixed wiring Pull/junction box covers

  19. Subpart ZToxic & Hazardous Substances (1910.1000 – 1450) Written program Information and training SDS’s for each chemical SDS’s readily accessible Labeling (old standard)

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