Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations OSHA Federal Standards October 1 2015 September 30 2016 GENERAL INDUSTRY FY 2016 Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations in General Industry 2016 2 Overall 1910 MFC ID: 766958
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Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations OSHA Federal Standards October 1, 2015 – September 30, 2016 GENERAL INDUSTRY FY 2016
Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations in General Industry 2016 2Overall 1910 MFC Hazard Communication – Written Program Machine Guards – General Hazard Communication – Information and Training Hazardous Communication – Maintain copies of SDS’s Machine Guards – Point of Operations Respirators – Employer establishing a written respirator program Lockout/Tagout – Developed Procedures Respirators – Medical Evaluations Eye & Body flushing facilities Powered Industrial Trucks – Competency Training 29 CFR 1910 Subparts
Walking/Working Surfaces [ 1910.21 – .30] 3 Open-sided Floors Housekeeping Posted Floor-load Rating SUBPART D Wet Floors Aisles and Passageways Clear & Unobstructed
Means of Egress [1910.33 – .39] 4 Exit Routes Free & Unobstructed Exit Marking Exit Route Unlocked Exits Route Signs Exit – Minimum 28 inches wide SUBPART E
Body Belt & Lanyard When Working from Aerial Lift Trained Aerial Lift OperatorsSecure Work Position for Employees in Aerial Lift Powered Platforms, Aerial Lifts, and Vehicle-Mounted Work Platforms [1910.66 – .68] 5SUBPART F Personnel carriers, shall have platform upper and lower controlsElectrical test in accordance with ANSI A92.2 – 1969 section 5
Occupational Health and Environmental Control [1910.94 – .98] 6 Hearing Conservation Program Training Program Monitoring Program SUBPART G Annual A udiogram Audiometric Testing Program
Hazardous Materials [1910.101 – .126] 7Compressed Gases – Handling Storage and Use Spray Area – Cleaning with non-sparking tools Spray Booth – Clear space on all sides SUBPART H Spray Booth – Air Velocity Class I Liquid – Precautions taken to prevent ignition
Personal Protective Equipment [1910.132 – .138] 8SUBPART I Respirators – Medical Evaluation Respirators – Written Program PPE – Employer assessing the workplace for hazards PPE – Provided used and maintained in sanitary and reliable condition Eye & Face Protection – Employer ensuring that employees use protection
General Environment Controls [1910.141 – .147] 9Lockout/Tagout – Developed Procedures Lockout/Tagout – Program Lockout/Tagout – Periodic Inspections SUBPART J Lockout/Tagout – General Training Lockout/Tagout – Authorized employees shall receive training
Medical & First Aid [1910.151 –.152] 10 Eye & Body Flushing Facilities First Aid training/supplies Medical Personnel Advice/Consultation SUBPART K
Fire Protection [1910.155 – .165] 11Extinguishers – Provided & Accessible Extinguishers – Annual Maintenance Checks Extinguishers – Visual Monthly Inspections SUBPART L Extinguishers – Initial & annual training Extinguishers – Training Program
Compressed Gas & Compressed Air Equipment [1910.166 – .169] 12Pressure gauge with spring loaded safety valve Safety valve tests New air receivers installed in accordance with AMSE 1968 ed SUBPART M
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 – Safe Operating Condition Powered Industrial Trucks – Certification of Training Material Handling – Storage of material shall not create a hazard
Machinery & Machine Guarding [1910.211 – .219] 14Machine Guards – General Grinders – Work Rests Power Transmission Apparatus – Pulleys Machine Guards – Point of Operation Grinders – Tongue Guards SUBPART O
Hand and Portable Powered Tools and Other Hand-Held Equipment[1910.241 – .244] 15Compressed Air for Cleaning Portable Abrasive Wheels – General Guarding Vertical Portable Grinders – Guarding SUBPART P Condition of Tools and Equipment Portable Powered Hand Tools – Raised Loads Shall be Cribbed, Blocked or Secured
Welding, Cutting, & Brazing [1910.251 – .255] 16Gas Welding & Cutting – Cylinder Separation General Welding Requirements – Arc Ray Protection Gas Welding & Cutting – Cylinder Storage SUBPART Q Gas Welding & Cutting – Cylinder Constructed and Maintained Gas Welding & Cutting – Cylinder Valve Closure
Special Industries [ 1910.261 – .272] 17 Sawmills – Elevated walkways provided with guard rails Logging – Employees & Supervisors Receive First aid & CPR Training Grain Handling - Housekeeping Grain Handling – Lockout SUBPART R Grain Handling – Hot Work Permit
Electrical [1910.301 – .399] 18Proper Installation & Use of EquipmentGrounding Permanent and Effective Flexible Cord Strain Relief SUBPART S Flexible Cords Used as Fixed Wiring Pull/junction Box Covers
Commercial Diving Operations [1910.401 – .440] 19Procedures During Dive – Designed Person in Charge shall have Experience & Training Pre-Dive Procedures – First Aid Book & Resuscitator made available at Dive Location Safe Practice Manual – Shall be made available at Dive Location SUBPART T Qualifications – Dive Team Members shall have training or experience Qualifications – Dive Team Members Trained in CPR & First Aid
Toxic and Hazardous Substance [1910.1000 – .1450] 20Written Program Information and Training SDSs for Each Chemical SUBPART Z Hazard Communication – Detailed Training SDSs Readily Accessible