OSHA Directory  

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This is a must-have publication for every single employer in the United States. Carefully phrased questions point the path to effective action in each of the major arenas of occupational health & safety management, providing you with a hands-on approach to OSHA compliance.

The operative word in this Guide is "Simplified" and you will not find a more comprehensive but easier-to-use handbook than this. Topics covered include:

• administration, with an emphasis on record-keeping and reporting, medical records, enforcement, and inspections
• safety planning, including emergency action plans
• hygiene and controls
• work conditions 
• ventilation
• noise
• radiation
• fire protection
• personal safety
• working surfaces
• powered platforms
• moving equipment
• large tools and machinery
• powered hand tools
• welding
• electricity
• hazardous materials 
• compressed gases
• flammable and combustible liquids
• explosives and blasting agents
• anhydrous ammonia
• chemical safety 
• carcinogens
• asbestos
• lead
• Bloodborne Pathogens
• process safety management
• HAZWOPER

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Introduction 

Throughout the United States, federal and state laws are designed to:

 
• identify and correct workplace hazards (worker safety)
• provide workers information and training in proper procedures to minimize their actual harm from those hazards (worker right to know)