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The User-Friendly Index and Compliance Guide to more than 500 of the most cited OSHA standards. It uncovers hundreds of safety and health requirements otherwise hidden under layers of unreadable government gobbledygook. It cures the major reason for non-compliance not knowing the OSHA requirements. Learning the OSHA rules has been simplified by the use of large easy-to-read print and a user-friendly format. It comtains a 35-page alphabetical index that covers all recordkeeping regulations, all employee training requirements, and all standards that require employers to adopt written compliance programs. The OSHA 500 comes in a 3-ring binder fully tabbed for quick and easy access. It also contains easy to understand explanations of the three most cited categories of standards:
1. Recordkeeping
2. Employee Training Requirements
3. Written Safety & Health Compliance Programs END
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This book is a must have for employers who want to avoid injuries, lawsuits, fines and otherwise comly with OSHA. The OSHA 501 - is well organized for quick reference, and contains great discussion sections for futhur clarification.
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The National Safety Council has agreed that "The OSHA 501" is a useful resource. The Council was impressed with the extensive index on recordkeeping and written program requirements for training.
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Robert D. Moran is a Washington, D.C. lawyer and management consltant who specializes in occupational safety and health. For the past twenty years, his private practice has been confined to advising business and industry throughout the country in OSHA related matters. He became U.S. Wage and Hour Adminastrator in 1969 and in 1970 he headed the task force that planned the implementation of the Occupational Safety and Health Act and the formation of OSHA. He then served a 7-year term on the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission and was its first Chairman. An Army veteran, he was awarded the Department of Defense Mertiorious Service medal for service on the U.S. Court of Military Review. He is listed in both Who's who in America and Who's Who in American Law. Publication also contains research and content supplied by writer, Author and OSHA expert Mark M. Moran.
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- PublisherSafetycertified.Com Inc
- Publication date2000
- ISBN 10 0963229699
- ISBN 13 9780963229694
- BindingSpiral-bound
- Number of pages290
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