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Which written programs do you need?

Check the work your company does. Your list builds as you go: what OSHA requires, and what clients and prequalification platforms expect on top of that.

Your work

Work 6 feet or more above a lower levelLadders, scaffolds, or aerial liftsServicing or maintaining machines or equipmentElectrical work, or work near energized partsEntering tanks, vaults, pits, or other confined spacesRespirators, including required N95sLoud work: noise at or above 85 decibels averaged over a shiftCutting, grinding, or drilling concrete, stone, or masonryPaint removal, demolition, or other work that disturbs leadEmployees assigned to give first aidOutdoor work or hot indoor areasExcavation or trenchingForklifts or other powered industrial trucksCranes, hoisting, or riggingWelding, cutting, or other hot workDrivers who need a commercial driver's licenseHighly hazardous chemicals above OSHA threshold quantitiesHiring subcontractorsWorking for clients that use ISNetworld, Avetta, or Veriforce

YOUR LIST

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OSHA requires

Clients and auditors expect

A general guide, not legal advice. Some requirements depend on exposure levels, state rules, and your exact operations.

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