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Construction · 29 CFR 1926
Fall Protection
Because the condition is visible, OSHA can document multiple edge, hole, roof, or leading-edge exposures in one walkaround. Employers usually end up managing both field corrections and a strong paper trail for closeout.
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Ladders
OSHA can quickly document extension, condition, securing, and training gaps during routine site observation. That usually leads to both field corrections and recordkeeping work.
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Scaffolding
Scaffold conditions are visible and change fast, so OSHA often cites access, planking, fall protection, and training gaps together. The fix is usually operational discipline plus daily records.
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Fall Protection Training
OSHA often pairs a fall protection equipment citation with a training citation when workers cannot explain the system, rescue steps, or hazard-recognition requirements.
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Eye & Face Protection
Grinding, welding, cutting, demolition, and chemical tasks create visible exposure. OSHA frequently finds the wrong protection, missing side shields, or no written basis for the PPE decision.
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General industry · 29 CFR 1910
Hazard Communication (HazCom)
Chemical handling touches many departments, so OSHA often finds gaps in written programs, SDS access, secondary-container labels, and training records during the same inspection.
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Respiratory Protection
Respirators are often handed out before the supporting program is current. OSHA then finds missing medical records, overdue fit tests, weak program administration, or untracked voluntary use.
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Lockout/Tagout
Facilities with multiple machines often rely on generic procedures or informal practices. OSHA then finds missing procedure detail, skipped annual audits, and training records that do not match the equipment actually serviced.
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Powered Industrial Trucks
Forklift programs break when operators change, evaluations are not documented, or pre-shift checks are handled informally. OSHA can usually see those gaps quickly from interviews, records, and truck condition.
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Machine Guarding
Guarding issues are visible, and OSHA can document multiple machines in one visit. The follow-up work usually includes hardware correction, before-and-after proof, and lockout coordination.
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