OSHA Regulatory Compliance

• Risk Control Assessments (RCAs)

• Personnel exposure assessment programs

• Measurement of physical and chemical
   hazard exposures

• Occupational Safety & Health Audits

• Uniform Fire Code requirements for
    hazardous and flammable storage area design

• Inventory management and storage plans

• Chemical hygiene plans

• Fire Code compliance

• Accident prevention plans

• Safety program development

• General OSHA training
        -10-Hour General Industry (1910)
        -30-Hour General Industry (1910)

• OSHA required training
        -Emergency planning and evacuation
        -Bloodborne pathogens
        -Hazard communication
        -Forklift operator certification
        -Lock-out and Tag-out
        -Substance standards for
         lead/mold/asbestos
        -Automated external defibrillation and CPR
         Training
        -Hearing conservation
        -Ergonomics
        -Accident investigation
        -Reporting and recordkeeping
         (OSHA/DOT/EPA)
        -Hazardous waste operations and
         emergency response
        -Food sanitation compliance
        -Defensive driving (SAFR Program)
        -Safety manual specific development
                -Implementation
        -Safety committee development