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When I worked as a machinist, we were not allowed to use electrical extension cords for anything. Just one of many OSHA rules governing machine shop safety.
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Oh, you bet. I work for a biotech manufacturer. Also lots of cGMP standards.
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Oh yeah! A LOT!!!
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Yes, if you get hurt don't complain and we'll fire you.
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I'm a paramedic by trade and have my own bus. I teach Life Support, Emergency Management, Health & Safety & SHE Rep - It's my job to prepare a company for an audit. The OHSA Act is pretty evasive if you're not accustomed to that sort of jargon and detail. It's nice ti say that I know the Act intimately and go as far as finding a couple of 'loopholes' too.
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Not many; just a few "Eye protection required" signs and a couple of places where other special protection is required. Oddly, our machine shop (the department where I work) measures below the decibel limit for a "Hearing Protection required" sign by about 5 dB most of the time, though plugs and muffs are available.
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Sure. Everything from the MSDS catalog required, safety meetings, rules about extension cords, blocking aisles, stacking shelves, lighting, fire exits and fire extinguishers.
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Yes, if you get hurt on the job, please don't tell OSHA
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At a police department? Surely, you are kidding.
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