OSHA Roundup for Nov. 10, 2014

News

Arizona readies itself for federal OSHA’s expected rejection of the State Plan state’s residential construction fall protection standard.

A new construction coalition is calling on OSHA to swiftly revise crane certification requirements.

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OSHA releases new resources on recent requirements, hazard identification and whistleblowing.

The Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health is accepting nominations for new members.

Notable proposed fines

$100,560 to a Pennsylvania contractor for several violations at two Philadelphia single-family home worksites

$81,900 to a Wisconsin aluminum foundry for allegations of the employer failing to train employees on chemical hazards related to a worker’s death

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$7,000 to a circus for an equipment failure that caused the fall of and injuries to eight acrobats who had been hanging 15-20 feet high by their hair

Review Counter

Below is a count of how many days recent OSHA proposals have been under review, as of Nov. 10:

# of Days OSHA Proposal
67 Occupational Exposure to Beryllium (proposed rule)

The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs – part of the White House’s Office of Management and Budget – reviews proposed regulations. The process is required for most rules before they can move forward, and typically takes 90 days.

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