We’ve been counting down the TOP 10 OSHA VIOLATIONS of 2019.

We conclude this feature with the TOP 5 OSHA Risks and Hazards facing your workforce and threatening your productivity and profitability.

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OSHA TOP 5 2019 VIOLATIONS

Respiratory Protection
(1910.134)
Violations: 2,450 in 2019 • 3,118 in 2018
Protecting the lungs, heart and ability to breathe with the right personal protective equipment can be complex.

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RESPIRATORY PROTECTION PROGRAM
(#29 CFR 1910134 & 42 CFR Part 84)

Lockout/Tagout
(1910.147)
Violations: 2,606 in 2019 •  2,944 in 2018

Accidental start-up of machinery often presents catastrophic risks that can cause serious physical injuries or death.  By implementing proper lockout/tagout procedures and training, risks such as employee injuries, damage to equipment, production interruption, and liability can be avoided.

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LOCKOUT/TAGOUT TRAINING PROGRAM
(OSHA Regulation #29 CFR 1910147)

Scaffolding
(1926.451)
Violations: 2,813 in 2019 • 3,336 in 2018
The most important preventative measures are training and education, proper selection of equipment, and proper use of equipment. Education is the most powerful tool in reducing the number and severity of scaffold-related injuries.

Train Your Workforce for Heights. Ensure Safety in Scaffolding Use.

FALL PROTECTION PROGRAM
(OSHA Regulation #29 CFR 1926.500 Subpart M)
Hazard Communication
(1910.1200)
Violations: 3,671 in 2019 •  4,552 in 2018
OSHA mandates through GHS (Global Harmonized System) that hazardous chemicals in their workplaces must have labels and safety data sheets for their exposed workers.  They must also train their workers to handle the chemicals appropriately.  Employers are also responsible for providing site-specific hazard training.  Provide hazard communication training to your workplace.
Don’t Cry Over Spilt Chemicals, Train!

HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROGRAM
(OSHA Regulation #29 CFR 1926.500 Subpart M)
Fall Protection
(1926.501)
Violations: 6,010 in 2019 • 7,270 in 2018
Falls from heights are one of the leading causes of serious injury and death at the work place. Analysis of all industrial accidents usually highlights inappropriate working conditions and lack of training as a principal factor.

Don’t Let Your Workers Become a Statistic.

FALL PROTECTION PROGRAM
(OSHA Regulation #29 CFR 1926.500 Subpart M)

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