MFC General Industry FY18
MFC General Industry FY18
Z
MACHINE GUARDING – TYPES OF GUARDING METHODS
.212(a)(1) 1,238
O
HAZARD COMMUNICATION – INFORMATION AND TRAINING
SUBPARTS
.1200(h)(1) 1,166
Z
HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – PROCEDURES SHALL BE DEVELOPED
19101910.
.147(c)(4)(i) 586
J
RESPIRATORS – MEDICAL EVALUATIONS
.134(e)(1) 583
I
HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – MAINTAIN COPIES OF SDS’S
29 CFR
.1200(g)(8) 495
Z
MACHINE GUARDING – POINT OF OPERATIONS
29 CFR
.212(a)(3)(ii) 475
O
RESPIRATORS – EMPLOYER ESTABLISHING A WRITTEN RESPIRATOR PROGRAM
.134(c)(1) 450
I
POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS – COMPETENCY TRAINING
OSHA Federal Standards .178(I)(1)(i) 416
N
MEDICAL & FIRST AID – SUITABLE QUICK DRENCHING OR FLUSHING FACILITY 2
October 1, 2017 – September 30, 2018 .151(c) 390
K
NUMBER OF SERIOUS VIOLATIONS – FY 2018
SUBPART E
FALL PROTECTION – PROTECTION FROM FALLING 4 FEET OR MORE EXIT ROUTE FEATURE – FREE & UNOBSTRUCTED
28(b)(1)(i) 371 37(a)(3) 290
GENERAL – WALKING-WORKING SURFACES ARE KEPT CLEAN EXIT ROUTE FEATURE – CLEARLY VISIBLE & MARKED
37(b)(2) 157
29 CFR 1910.
29 CFR 1910.
22(a)(1) 258
GENERAL – FACILITATE CLEANING EXIT ROUTE DESIGN – MUST BE ABLE TO OPEN FROM THE INSIDE
22(a)(3) 36(d)(1) 123
112
EXITS ROUTE FEATURE – SIGNS POSTED IF EXIT IS NOT APPARENT
GENERAL – WORKROOM FLOOR KEPT IN A DRY CONDITION
37(b)(4) 77
22(a)(2) 100
EXIT ROUTE FEATURE – MARKINGS FOR NON EXITS
GENERAL – WALKING-WORKING SURFACES ARE INSPECTED
37(b)(5) 69
22(d)(1) 90
3 4
VEHICLE MOUNTED – PERSONAL FALL ARREST SHALL BE WORN OCCUPATIONAL NOISE – HEARING CONSERVATION PROGRAM
67(c)(2)(v) 115 95(c)(1) 161
VEHICLE MOUNTED – TRAINED PERSONS ONLY OCCUPATIONAL NOISE – TRAIN EACH EMPLOYEE EXPOSED
67(c)(2)(ii) 17
29 CFR 1910.
29 CFR 1910.
95(k)(1) 82
VEHICLE MOUNTED – EMPLOYEE SHALL STAND FIRMLY ON BASKET FLOOR OCCUPATIONAL NOISE – DEVELOP & IMPLEMENT MONITORING PROGRAM
67(c)(2)(iv) 3
95(d)(1) 75
VEHICLE MOUNTED – AERIAL DEVICES ACQUIRED ON OR AFTER JULY 1, 1975
67(b)(1) 2 OCCUPATIONAL NOISE – ESTABLISH & MAINTAIN AUDIOMETRIC TESTING PROGRAM
95(g)(1) 73
VEHICLE MOUNTED – LIFT CONTROL SHALL BE TESTED
67(c)(2)(i) 2 OCCUPATIONAL NOISE – ANNUAL AUDIOGRAM FOR EACH EMPLOYEE
95(g)(6) 34
5 6
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SUBPART H
SUBPART I
COMPRESSED GASES – HANDLING STORAGE AND USE RESPIRATORS – SHALL PROVIDE MEDICAL EVALUATION
101(b) 91 134(e)(1) 583
FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS – SHALL NOT BE DISPENSED UNLESS BONDED & GROUNDED RESPIRATORS – ESTABLISH & IMPLEMENT WRITTEN PROGRAM
29 CFR 1910.
29 CFR 1910.
106(e)(6)(ii) 45 134(c)(1) 450
SPRAY FINISHING – CLEAR SPACE SHALL BE KEPT FREE FROM STORAGE GENERAL REQUIREMENTS – VERIFY WORKPLACE HAZARD ASSESSMENT
107(b)(9) 37 132(d)(2) 347
PSM– ESTABLISH & IMPLEMENT WRITTEN PROCEDURES RESPIRATORS – EMPLOYER SHALL ENSURES AN EMPLOYEE IS FIT TESTED
119(j)(2) 35 134(f)(2) 275
SPRAY FINISHING – AIR VELOCITY FOR ELECTROSTATIC SPRAYING GENERAL REQUIREMENTS – ASSESS WORKPLACE FOR HAZARDS
107(b)(5)(i) 33 132(d)(1) 267
7 8
SUBPART K
SUBPART J
HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – PROCEDURES SHALL BE DEVELOPED MEDICAL & FIRST AID – EYE & BODY FLUSHING FACILITIES PROVIDED
147(c)(4)(i) 586
151(c) 390
HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – PERIODIC INSPECTIONS
29 CFR 1910.
29 CFR 1910.
147(c)(6)(i) 342 MEDICAL & FIRST AID – FIRST AID TRAINING & SUPPLIES READILY AVAILABLE
HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – ESTABLISH PROGRAM 151(b) 31
147(c)(1) 332
HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – GENERAL TRAINING MEDICAL & FIRST AID – MEDICAL PERSONNEL ADVICE & CONSULTATION
147(c)(7)(i) 261 151(a) 2
9 10
29 CFR 1910.
157(e)(3) 112
EXTINGUISHERS – VISUAL MONTHLY INSPECTION AIR RECEIVERS – SAFETY VALVES SHALL BE TESTED
157(e)(2) 105 169(b)(3)(iv) 2
11 12
2
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SUBPART O
SUBPART N
POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS – COMPETENCY TRAINING GENERAL REQUIREMENTS– TYPES OF GUARDING METHODS
178(l)(1)(i) 416 212(a)(1) 1283
POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS – REFRESHER TRAINING IN RELEVANT TOPICS GENERAL REQUIREMENTS – POINT OF OPERATION
29 CFR 1910.
29 CFR 1910.
178(l)(4)(iii) 262 212(a)(3)(ii) 475
POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS – SAFE OPERATING CONDITION ABRASIVE WHEEL – WORK RESTS
178(p)(1) 188 215(a)(4) 198
POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS – COMPLETED TRAINING REQUIREMENTS POWER TRANSMISSION – GUARDING FOR PULLEYS
178(I)(1)(ii) 219(d)(1) 168
172
13 14
SUBPART Q
SUBPART P
GENERAL – COMPRESSED AIR FOR CLEANING GAS WELDING & CUTTING – STORED AWAY FROM FUEL-GAS CYLINDERS
242(b) 216 253(b)(4)(iii) 96
GUARDING OF POWERED TOOLS - ABRASIVE WHEELS SHALL BE GUARDED GENERAL REQUIREMENTS – PROTECTION FROM ARC WELDING RAY
29 CFR 1910.
29 CFR 1910.
243(c)(1) 28 252(b)(2)(iii) 70
GUARDING OF POWERED TOOLS – VERTICAL PORTABLE GRINDERS SHALL BE GUARDED GAS WELDING & CUTTING – CYLINDER STORAGE INSIDE BUILDINGS
243(c)(3) 24 253(b)(2)(ii) 43
GENERAL – CONDITION OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT GAS WELDING & CUTTING – CYLINDER VALVE CLOSURE
242(a) 18 253(b)(2)(iv) 27
OTHER PORTABLE TOOLS & EQUIPMENT – RATED LOAD SHALL BE LEGIBLY GAS WELDING & CUTTING – STORAGE NEXT TO COMBUSTIBLES
244(a)(1)(ii) 16 253(b)(4)(i) 26
15 16
SUBPART S
GRAIN HANDLING – PERMIT SHALL BE ISSUED FOR ENTERING WIRING METHODS - FLEXIBLE CORDS USED AS FIXED WIRING
29 CFR 1910.
29 CFR 1910.
GRAIN HANDLING – EMPLOYER SHALL PROVIDE RESCUE EQUIPMENT WIRING METHOD – FLEXIBLE CORD STRAIN RELIEF
272(g)(4) 11 305(g)(2)(iii) 228
SAWMILLS – CONVEYORS OPERATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANSI B20.1 - 1957 WIRING METHOD – GROUNDING PERMANENT & EFFECTIVE
265(c)(18)(i) 10 305(b)(1)(ii) 191
GRAIN HANDLING – CERTIFICATION RECORD FOR EACH INSPECTIONS WIRING METHOD – PULL & JUNCTION BOX COVERS
272(m)(3) 9 305(b)(2)(i) 162
17 18
3
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SUBPART T
SUBPART Z
SCUBA DIVING – DIVER SHALL BE LINE-TENDED FROM THE SURFACE HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – WRITTEN PROGRAM
424(c)(2) 2 1200(e)(1) 1510
PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS – EMPLOYER AT DIVE LOCATION HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – INFORMATION & TRAINING
29 CFR 1910.
29 CFR 1910.
410(c)(1) 1 1200(h)(1) 1166
PRE-DIVE PROCEDURES – EMERGENCY AID LIST OF AVAILABLE PHYSICIANS HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – SDS’S READILY ACCESSIBLE
421(b)(2) 1 1200(g)(8) 495
POST-DIVE PROCEDURES – INFORMATION RECORDED AND MAINTAINED HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – SDS’S FOR EACH CHEMICAL
423(d)(1) 1 1200(g)(1) 331
SCUBA DIVING – DIVER CARRYING A MANUAL RESERVE HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION – PRODUCT IDENTIFIER
424(c)(4)(i) 1 1200(f)(6)(ii) 195
19 20