Following are safety and health products developed by OSHA's Alliance Program
participants to provide information to employers and employees on specific
industries or hazards covered by the Alliances. These products are for
informational purposes only and do not necessarily reflect the official views of
OSHA or the U.S. Department of Labor.
Aerial Devices and Elevating Equipment
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Operator Training for Elevating Equipment - General Training Guidance [PDF
- 724 KB]. Through the OSHA and Altec Alliance, Altec developed "Operator
Training for Elevating Equipment – General Training Guidance." The document
provides information to help employers identify the training recommended for
employees on the inspection and operation of elevating equipment. (2008,
January)
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Protect Yourself: Aerial Devices - Vehicle-Mounted Elevating & Rotating
Work Platforms [PDF
- 724 KB]. Through the OSHA and Altec Alliance, Altec developed "Protect
Yourself: Aerial Devices - Vehicle-Mounted Elevating & Rotating Work
Platforms." The document provides information to help employers inform their
employees about the hazards with working on aerial devices and identifies
guidelines for employees to follow. (2008, January)
- Protect Yourself: Aerial Equipment - Electrical Hazards [PDF
- 724 KB]. Through the OSHA and Altec Alliance, Altec developed "Protect
Yourself: Aerial Equipment - Electrical Hazards." The document provides
information to help employers inform their employees about the electrical
hazards associated with working on aerial devices and identifies guidelines for
employees to follow. (2008, January)
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Biological Safety
- Principles of Biosafety Fact Sheet [PDF
- 57 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Biological Safety Association (ABSA)
Alliance, ABSA developed "Principles of Biosafety Fact Sheet." The Fact Sheet
provides laboratory employees with safety information through twelve valuable
rules of biosafety. (2008, April)
- BioSafety Levels (US) [PDF
- 88 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Biological Safety Association (ABSA)
Alliance, ABSA developed "BioSafety Levels (US)." The document describes the
four levels of biosafety. (2008, April)
- Select Agent Diseases Fact Sheet [PDF
- 367 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Biological Safety Association (ABSA) Alliance, ABSA
developed "Select Agent Diseases Fact Sheet." The Fact Sheet provides laboratory employees with a
reference tool that includes the symptoms, transmission and treatment, for some of the most
commonly encountered pathogens or biological toxins that are federally regulated and have the
potential to pose a severe threat to public health and safety. (2008, July)
- Zoonotic Diseases Fact Sheet [PDF
- 478 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Biological Safety Association (ABSA) Alliance, ABSA
developed "Zoonotic Diseases Fact Sheet." The Fact Sheet provides laboratory employees with a
reference tool that includes the symptoms, transmission and treatment for some of the most
commonly encountered diseases that are generally found in animals but can be spread to humans.
(2008, July)
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Car Wash
- Safety Tip Sheet No. 1: Slips, Trips and Fall Injuries [DOC*
- 30 KB]. Through the OSHA and International Carwash Association (ICA)
Alliance, ICA developed "Safety, Tip Sheet No. 1: Slips, Trips and Fall
Injuries." The Tip Sheet provides employers and employees with information
about the possible causes of slips, trips and fall injuries and how the
injuries can be prevented. (2007, February)
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Cleaning
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ISSA Safety and Health Portal. Through the OSHA and ISSA Alliance, ISSA
developed the ISSA Safety and Health Portal. The Web page includes ISSA
Occupational Safety and Health Topics Pages for the cleaning industry on:
Bloodborne Pathogens; Cleaning Chemicals in the Workplace (Hazard
Communication); Injury & Illness Recordkeeping; Personal Protective Equipment (PPE);
and Slips, Trips and Falls in the Workplace. (2007, November)
- Minimizing Slips, Trips and Falls [PDF
- 52 KB]. Through the OSHA and ISSA Alliance, ISSA developed "Minimizing Slips,
Trips and Falls." The checklist provides information to help minimize slip,
trip and fall incidents. (2007, April)
- Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls for Custodians [PDF
- 54 KB]. Through the OSHA and ISSA Alliance, ISSA developed "Preventing Slips
Trips and Falls for Custodians." The article presents a checklist of common
causes for slips, trips and falls and practical tips for avoiding these types
of workplace incidents. (2007, April)
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Concrete Sawing and Drilling
- CSDA Best Practices for Sawing and Drilling Operations: Highway Workzone
Safety Checklist [PDF
- 86 KB]. Through the OSHA and Concrete Sawing and Drilling Association (CSDA)
Alliance, CSDA developed "CSDA Best Practices for Sawing and Drilling
Operations: Highway Workzone Safety Checklist." The Checklist identifies
hazards associated with sawing and cutting adjacent to a highway workzone and
safe work practices to help reduce or eliminate the risk of injuries or
illnesses. (2006, January)
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Confined Spaces
- Safe Tank Entry: When Entering Aboveground Storage Tanks [PDF
- 189 KB]. Through the OSHA and Safe Tank Alliance and the OSHA and Independent
Lubricant Manufacturers Association (ILMA) Alliance, the Safe Tank participants
and ILMA developed "Safe Tank Entry: When Entering Aboveground Storage Tanks."
The brochure has information on how to prevent confined space entry-related
injuries when working in aboveground storage tanks. (2008, July)
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Cranes and Hoists
- Fact Sheets
- Fact Sheet No. 1: Proper Inspection and Maintenance of Overhead Cranes and
Hoists [DOC*
- 94 KB]. Through the OSHA and Crane, Hoist and Monorail Alliance, the Crane,
Hoist and Monorail participants developed "Fact Sheet No. 1: Proper Inspection
and Maintenance of Overhead Cranes and Hoists." The Fact Sheet provides
information for employers and employees on standards, reference manuals and
safety tips for the application and operation of overhead material handling
equipment. (2006, September)
- Fact Sheet No. 2: Hoists, Cranes, Pullers - Safety & Warning Labels and
Test Certification [DOC*
- 89 KB]. Through the OSHA and Crane, Hoist and Monorail Alliance, the Crane,
Hoist and Monorail participants developed "Fact Sheet No. 2: Hoists, Cranes,
Pullers – Safety & Warning Labels Test Certification.". The Fact Sheet provides
information to employers and employees concerning items that operators and
inspectors need to know when purchasing, installing or using hoist, crane and
puller equipment. (2006, September)
- Safety Tips Sheets
- Safety Tips Sheet No. 1: Proper Use of Hand Signals for Cab-Controlled
Cranes [DOC*
- 300 KB]. Through the OSHA and Crane, Hoist and Monorail Alliance, the Crane,
Hoist and Monorail participants developed "Safety Tips Sheet No. 1: Proper Use
of Hand Signals for Cab-Controlled Cranes." The Tips Sheet provides information
for employees regarding nine industry standard hand signals that are used for
communication between the operator in the crane’s cab and the floor person.
(2006, September)
- Safety Tips Sheet No. 2: Pre-Operational Equipment Check of Cranes and
Hoists [DOC*
- 82 KB]. Through the OSHA and Crane, Hoist and Monorail Alliance, the Crane,
Hoist and Monorail participants developed "Safety Tips Sheet No. 2:
Pre-Operational Equipment Check of Cranes and Hoists." The Tips Sheet provides
information for employees regarding a pre-operational equipment checklist for
cranes and hoists. (2006, September)
- Safety Tips Sheet No. 3: Safe Lifting Practices [DOC*
- 87 KB]. Through the OSHA and Crane, Hoist and Monorail Alliance, the Crane,
Hoist and Monorail participants developed "Safety Tips Sheet No. 3: Safe
Lifting Practices." The Tips Sheet provides information for employees regarding
safe lifting practices for moving loads of material. (2006, September)
- Safety Tips Sheet No. 4: Hoist Operation [DOC*
- 87 KB]. Through the OSHA and Crane, Hoist and Monorail Alliance, the Crane,
Hoist and Monorail participants developed "Safety Tips Sheet No. 4: Hoist
Operation." The Tips Sheet provides information for employees on what an
operator should and should not do while operating a hoist. (2006, September)
- Safety Tips Sheet No. 5: Employee Guidelines for Safe Carrying and
Transporting Loads [PDF
- 37 KB]. Through the OSHA and Crane, Hoist and Monorail Alliance, the Crane,
Hoist and Monorail participants developed "Safety Tips Sheet No. 5: Employee
Guidelines for Safe Carrying and Transporting Loads." The Tips Sheet provides
information for employees on guidelines for safe carrying and transporting
loads. (2008, May)
- Safety Tips Sheet No. 6: Management Guidelines for Safe Carrying and
Transporting of Loads [PDF
- 34 KB]. Through the OSHA and Crane, Hoist and Monorail Alliance, the Crane,
Hoist and Monorail participants developed "Safety Tips Sheet No. 6: Management
Guidelines for Safe Carrying and Transporting of Loads." The Tips Sheet
provides information for employers on guidelines for safe carrying and
transporting loads. (2008, May)
- Safety Tips Sheet No. 7: Hazard Evaluation Checklist for Lifting, Carrying,
Pushing, or Pulling [PDF
- 44 KB]. Through the OSHA and Crane, Hoist and Monorail Alliance, the Crane,
Hoist and Monorail participants developed "Safety Tips Sheet No. 7: Hazard
Evaluation Checklist for Lifting, Carrying, Pushing, or Pulling." The Tips
Sheet provides employees with a checklist to help identify hazards when moving
loads of material. (2008, May)
- Safety Tips Sheet No. 8: Alternatives to Manual Handling of Individual
Containers [PDF
- 48 KB]. Through the OSHA and Crane, Hoist and Monorail Alliance, the Crane,
Hoist and Monorail participants developed "Safety Tips Sheet No. 8:
Alternatives to Manual Handling of Individual Containers." The Tips Sheet
provides information for employees regarding alternatives to manual handling of
containers. (2008, May)
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Designing For Safety
- Design for Construction Safety 2 to 4 Hour Course [PDF
- 2.2 MB]. Through the OSHA Alliance Program Construction Roundtable Design for
Safety Workgroup, the Design for Safety Workgroup participants developed
"Design for Construction Safety 2 to 4 Hour Course." The Course provides
technical information for those who are interested learning more about
designing for safety. (2005, October)
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Drilled Shaft Foundations
- Anchored Earth Retention and Micropile Safety Tips for the Employer and
Anchored Earth Retention and Micropile Safety Tips for the Employee [PDF
- 145 KB]. Through the OSHA and International Association of Foundation
Drilling (ADSC) Alliance, ADSC developed "Anchored Earth Retention and Micropile Safety Tips For the Employer and Anchored Earth Retention and
Micropile Safety Tips For the Employee." The Safety Tips provide information to
help prevent injuries and illnesses while installing anchored earth retentions
and micropiles. (2006, July)
- Drilled Shaft Installation Safety Tips For the Employer and Drilled Shaft
Installation Safety Tips For the Employee [PDF
- 62 KB]. Through the OSHA and International Association of Foundation Drilling
(ADSC) Alliance, ADSC developed "Drilled Shaft Installation Safety Tips For the
Employer and Drilled Shaft Installation Safety Tips For the Employee." The
Safety Tips provide information to help prevent injuries and illnesses in the
drilled shaft foundation industry. (2006, February)
- Drilled Shaft Installation Safety [PDF
- 3.6 MB]. Through the OSHA and International Association of Foundation
Drilling (ADSC) Alliance, ADSC developed "Drilled Shaft Installation Safety."
The presentation is designed to provide OSHA staff, drilled shaft contractors
and their employees, geotechnical engineers and general contractors with
information about drilled shaft construction equipment and methods, general
safety practices and recommendations on how to maintain a safe worksite. (2006,
February)
- Working Safely During Installation of Anchored Earth Retention and
Micropiles [PDF
- 82 KB]. Through the OSHA and International Association of Foundation Drilling
(ADSC) Alliance, ADSC developed "Working Safely During Installation of Anchored
Earth Retention and Micropiles." The document identifies hazards associated
with the installation of anchored earth retentions and micropiles and safe work
practices to help reduce or eliminate the risk of injuries or illnesses. (2006,
July)
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Working Safely During Installation of Drilled Shaft Foundations [PDF
- 39 KB]. Through the OSHA and International Association of Foundation Drilling
(ADSC) Alliance, ADSC developed "Working Safely During Installation of Drilled
Shaft Foundations." The document identifies hazards associated with the
installation of drilled shaft foundations and safe work practices to help
reduce or eliminate the risk of injuries or illnesses. (2006, February)
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Drug-Free Workplace
- Fast Facts [PDF
- 234 KB]. Through the OSHA and Drug Free Workplace Alliance, the Drug Free
Workplace participants developed "Fast Facts." The document provides
information for employees about their role in keeping their worksites drug and
alcohol free. (2007, October)
- First-Line Fact Sheet [PDF
- 145 KB]. Through the OSHA and Drug Free Workplace Alliance, the Drug Free
Workplace participants developed "First-Line Fact Sheet." The Fact Sheet
provides supervisors with information about implementing and maintaining drug
and alcohol free policies and programs in the workplace. (2007, October)
- Working Drug-Free Works [PDF
- 3 MB]. Through the OSHA and Drug Free Workplace Alliance, the Drug Free
Workplace participants developed "Working Drug-Free Works." The poster is
available in English and Spanish.(2007, October)
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Electrical Safety
- 29 CFR 1910 Electrical Standard Subpart S Fact Sheet [PDF
- 27 KB]. Through the OSHA and Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC)
Alliance, IEC developed "29 CFR 1910 Electrical Standard Subpart S Fact Sheet."
The Fact Sheet is designed to provide the electrical industry with information
about the updates OSHA made to CFR 29 1910 Subpart S-Electrical Standard.
(2007, September)
- Arc Flash Safety Presentation [PDF
- 700 KB]. Through the OSHA and Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC)
Alliance, IEC developed "Arc Flash Safety Presentation." The Presentation is
designed to provide the electrical industry with information about the updates OSHA made to CFR 29 1910 Subpart S-Electrical Standard. It focuses on topics
such as hot work and arc flash. (2007, August)
- Quick Tips for Identifying Counterfeit Marks [PDF
- 43 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Council of Independent Laboratories (ACIL)
Alliance, ACIL developed "Quick Tips for Identifying Counterfeit Marks." The
Quick Tips provides information on how to identify counterfeit marks and
products in the workplace. (2006, September)
- White Paper: The Threat of Counterfeit Product Approval Marks Warrants
Aggressive Detection and Enforcement Action [PDF
- 55 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Council of Independent Laboratories (ACIL)
Alliance, ACIL developed "White Paper: The Threat of Counterfeit Product
Approval Marks Warrants Aggressive Detection and Enforcement Action." The White
Paper provides information to help safety and health professionals and the
public understand the dangers of products with counterfeit marks. (2006,
September)
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Ergonomics
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Beyond Getting Started: A Resource Guide for Implementing a Safe Patient
Handling Program in the Acute Care Setting [PDF
- 1.1 MB]. Through the OSHA and Association of Occupational Health
Professionals (AOHP) Alliance, AOHP developed "Beyond Getting Started: A
Resource Guide for Implementing a Safe Patient Handling Program in the Acute
Care Setting." The Guide addresses patient handling with the goal of providing
the necessary tools for the occupational health professional in healthcare to
implement a safe patient handling program. (2006, Summer)
- Ergo Tips–Hand Pain [PDF
- 153 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Dental Association (ADA) Alliance, ADA
developed "Ergo Tips–Hand Pain." The document provides information to help
dentists, dental hygienists and dental assistants identify common conditions
that cause hand pain and ways to prevent hand pain. (2007, August)
- Ergonomic Guidelines for Common Job Function in the Telecommunications
Industry. Through the OSHA and National Telecommunications Safety Panel (NTSP)
Alliance, NTSP developed "Ergonomic Guidelines for Common Job Functions in the
Telecommunications Industry." The Guidelines provide information to help
telecommunications industry employees prevent ergonomic injuries. (2004, March)
- Ergonomic Guidelines for Common Job Functions within the Telecommunications
Industry [PDF
- 5.2 MB]. National Telecommunications Safety Panel.
- Ergonomics for Supervisors: Volume I, An Introductory Manual for the
Apparel and Footwear Industries [PDF
- 4 MB]. Through the OSHA and American Apparel and Footwear Association (AAFA)
Alliance, AAFA developed "Supervisors: Volume I, An Introductory Manual for the
Apparel and Footwear Industries." The Manual provides information for employees
on how to prevent job-related ergonomic injuries and focuses on the
supervisor’s role in identifying problematic situations on the job-site. (2004,
Fall)
- Laptop Computers [PDF - 80 KB]. Through the OSHA and National Telecommunications Safety Panel (NTSP) Alliance, NTSP developed "Laptop Computers." The document provides information to help employees prevent ergonomic injuries when using laptop computers.
- PMA Ergonomics Checklist [PDF - 31 KB]. Through the OSHA and Precision Metalforming Association (PMA)
Alliance, PMA developed "PMA Ergonomics Checklist." The Checklist provides
information for employees to use to evaluate and identify ergonomics-related
issues in the workplace. (2007, October)
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Excavation and Trenching
- Backhoe Operation Best Practices for Supervisory Personnel and Operators [PDF
- 154 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Pipeline Contractors Association (APCA)
Alliance, APCA developed "Backhoe Operation Best Practices for Supervisory
Personnel and Operators." The fact sheet addresses issues associated with the
operation of backhoe equipment such as pre-and post-operation procedures and
safe operation considerations. (2008, February)
- Dozer Operation Best Practices for Supervisory Personnel and Operators [PDF
- 150 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Pipeline Contractors Association (APCA)
Alliance, APCA developed "Dozer Operation Best Practices for Supervisory
Personnel and Operators." The fact sheet addresses issues associated with the
operation of dozer equipment such as pre-and post-operation procedures and safe
operation considerations. (2008, February)
- Excavation and Trenching Best Practices for Operators [PDF
- 146 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Pipeline Contractors Association (APCA)
Alliance, APCA developed "Excavation and Trenching Best Practices for
Operators." The fact sheet addresses issues associated with excavation and
trenching activities such as worksite preparation, personal protective
equipment and collapse prevention. (2008, February)
- Excavation and Trenching Best Practices for Supervisory Personnel [PDF
- 142 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Pipeline Contractors Association (APCA)
Alliance, APCA developed "Excavation and Trenching Best Practices for
Supervisory Personnel." The fact sheet addresses issues associated with
supervision of workers who are engaged in excavation and trenching activities
such as worksite preparation, personal protective equipment and collapse
prevention. (2008, February)
- Excavator Operation Best Practices for Supervisory Personnel, Operators,
and Workers [PDF
- 157 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Pipeline Contractors Association (APCA)
Alliance, APCA developed "Excavator Operation Best Practices for Supervisory
Personnel, Operators, and Workers." The fact sheet addresses which issues
associated with the operation of excavation equipment such as pre-and
post-operation procedures, safe operation considerations, and supervisory
recommendations. (2008, February)
- Horizontal Directional Drilling Best Practices for Operators [PDF
- 145 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Pipeline Contractors Association (APCA)
Alliance, APCA developed "Horizontal Directional Drilling Best Practices for
Operators." The fact sheet addresses issues associated with the operation of
horizontal directional drilling equipment such as pre-and post-operation
procedures and safe operation considerations. (2008, February)
- Horizontal Directional Drilling Best Practices for Supervisory Personnel [PDF
- 143 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Pipeline Contractors Association (APCA)
Alliance, APCA developed "Horizontal Directional Drilling Best Practices for
Supervisory Personnel." The fact sheet addresses issues associated with
supervision of workers who are engaged in the operation of horizontal
directional drilling equipment such as pre-and post-operation procedures and
safe operation considerations. (2008, February)
- Pressure Testing Best Practices for Supervisory Personnel [PDF
- 139 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Pipeline Contractors Association (APCA)
Alliance, APCA developed "Pressure Testing Best Practices for Supervisory
Personnel." The fact sheet addresses issues associated with the supervision of
workers who are engaged in pressure testing activities such as pre-test
planning, leak testing, and test medium disposal. (2008, February)
- Pressure Testing Best Practices for Personnel Conducting the Test Fact [PDF
- 140 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Pipeline Contractors Association (APCA)
Alliance, APCA developed "Pressure Testing Best Practices for Personnel
Conducting the Test." The fact sheet addresses issues associated with pressure
testing activities such as pre-test preparation, connection hazards, and worker
protection. (2008, February)
- Sideboom Operation Best Practices for Supervisory Personnel, Operators, and
Workers [PDF
- 156 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Pipeline Contractors Association (APCA)
Alliance, APCA developed "Sideboom Operation Best Practices for Supervisory
Personnel, Operators, and Workers." The fact sheet addresses issues associated
with the operation of sideboom equipment such as understanding sideboom
operational/equipment requirements, and safe operation considerations. (2008,
February)
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Fall Protection
- Fall Prevention for Aboveground Storage Tanks Fact Sheet [PDF
- 212 KB]. Through the OSHA and Safe Tank Alliance, the Safe Tank participants
developed "Fall Prevention for Aboveground Storage Tanks Fact Sheet." The Fact
Sheet describes general safety tips to help prevent fall-related injuries to
those working in and around aboveground storage tanks. (2006, November)
- Fall Protection Safety Tips Sheets for Employers and Employees [PDF
- 26 KB]. Through the OSHA Alliance Program Construction Roundtable's Fall
Protection Workgroup, the Fall Protection Workgroup participants developed
"Fall Protection Safety Tips Sheets for Employers and Employees." The Tips
Sheets describe general safety tips to help prevent fall-related injuries.
(2005, May)
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Fall Protection. Through the OSHA Alliance Program Construction Roundtable
Fall Protection Workgroup, the Sealant Waterproofing and Restoration Institute
developed "Fall Protection." The slide presentation addresses fall protection
issues in the construction industry, including fall protection systems. It is
available in English [PPT*
– 816 KB] and Spanish [PPT*
- 852 KB]. (2007, June)
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Forging Industry
- Reduce the Risk of Back Injuries Tips Sheet [PDF
- 184 KB]. Through the OSHA and Forging Industry Association (FIA) Alliance,
FIA developed "Reduce the Risk of Back Injuries Tips Sheet." The Tips Sheet
provides information on reducing the risk of back injuries in the forging
industry. (2008, March)
- Help Prevent Eye Injuries Tips Sheet [PDF
- 178 KB]. Through the OSHA and Forging Industry Association (FIA) Alliance,
FIA developed "Help Prevent Eye Injuries Tips Sheet." The Tips Sheet identifies
activities and tasks in the forging industry that may cause an eye injury and
provides information on how to help prevent eye injuries. (2008, March)
- Help Prevent Hand Lacerations Tips Sheet [PDF
- 190 KB]. Through the OSHA and Forging Industry Association (FIA) Alliance,
FIA developed "Help Prevent Hand Lacerations Tips Sheet." The Tips Sheet
addresses reducing the risk of hand lacerations in the forging industry. (2008,
March)
- OSHA Cooperative Programs [PDF
- 38 KB]. Through the OSHA and Forging Industry Association (FIA) Alliance, FIA
developed "OSHA Cooperative Programs." The document discusses the Agency’s
On-site Consultation, Strategic Partnerships and Voluntary Protection Programs.
(2007, November)
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Foundry Industry
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Guide for the Selection & Use of Personal Protective Equipment & Special
Clothing for Foundry Operations [PDF
- 916 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Foundry Society (AFS) Alliance, AFS
developed "Guide for the Selection & Use of Personal Protective Equipment &
Special Clothing for Foundry Operations." The Guide describes special
considerations for the selection and use of personal protective equipment and
special clothing in the foundry industry. (2005, September)
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Control of Silica Exposure in Foundries [PDF
- 3 MB]. Through the OSHA and American Foundry Society (AFS) Alliance, AFS
developed "Control of Silica Exposure in Foundries." The document is designed
to provide foundry industry employers and employees with information that can
help control the potential hazards of respirable crystalline silica. (2008,
April)
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General Industry
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Machine Guarding Devices [PPT*
- 8 MB]. Through the OSHA and Association for High Technology Distribution (AHTD) Alliance, AHTD
developed "Machine Guarding Devices." The slide presentation provides technical information about
the use of machine guarding devices in the workplace. (2006, May)
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PMA Avoid Slips, Trips and Falls [PDF
- 102 KB]. Through the OSHA and Precision Metalforming Association (PMA)
Alliance, PMA developed "PMA Avoid Slips, Trips and Falls." The poster
provides safety tips for employees on how to avoid slips, trips and falls in
the metalforming industry. (2008, March)
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PMA Dress for Safety [PDF
- 123 KB]. Through the OSHA and Precision Metalforming Association (PMA)
Alliance, PMA developed "PMA Dress for Safety." The poster identifies how
employees can dress safely when working around equipment in the metalforming
industry. (2008, March)
- PMA Mechanical Power Presses Checklist [PDF - 61 KB]. Through the OSHA and Precision Metalforming Association (PMA) Alliance, PMA developed "PMA Mechanical Power Presses Checklist." The Checklist provides information for employees to use to evaluate and identify mechanical power press-related issues in the plant. (2007, November)
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PMA Protect Yourself from Injury [PDF
- 131 KB]. Through the OSHA and Precision Metalforming Association (PMA)
Alliance, PMA developed "PMA Protect Yourself from Injury." The poster
provides safety tips for employees working with machinery in the metalforming
industry. (2008, March)
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PMA Reduce the Risk of Back Injuries [PDF
- 470 KB]. Through the OSHA and Precision Metalforming Association (PMA)
Alliance, PMA developed "PMA Reduce the Risk of Back Injuries." The poster
provides safe lifting and packing tips for employees in the metalforming
industry. (2008, March)
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QuickTips. Through the OSHA and American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA)
Alliance, AIHA developed one-page Quick Tips for occupational health and
safety professionals to use for at-a-glance information on specific hazards.
The following QuickTips include hazard descriptions, methods of control, and
resources for additional information.
- For Job Health and Safety on Care of Asbestos-Containing Flooring Material
[PDF
- 53 KB] (2007, January)
- For Job Health and Safety on Lab Glove Selection [PDF
- 58 KB] (2007, January)
- For Job Health and Safety on Laboratory Ergonomics [PDF
- 54 KB] (2007, January)
- For Job Health and Safety on Introduction of New Chemicals into the
Workplace [PDF
- 53 KB] (2007, January)
- For Job Health and Safety on Noise [PDF
- 53 KB] (2007, January)
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Sample Safety Light Curtain Check-out Log [DOC*
- 125 KB]. Through the OSHA and Association for High Technology Distribution (AHTD)
Alliance, AHTD developed the "Sample Safety Light Curtain Check-out Log." The
Log assists employers and employees in developing an actual procedure log for
new light curtain machine guarding equipment being installed at their
facilities. (2008, June)
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Through the OSHA and NTSP Alliance, NTSP developed the following success stories
that highlight successful safety and health programs or best practices that the
association's member companies have implemented in their workplaces that have
led to positive results, including a reduction of work-related injuries.
- Asset Distribution Facility [PDF
- 68 KB]
- Dual Monitors [PDF
- 52 KB]
- Ladders [PDF
- 76 KB]
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Toolbox Talks for Club Employees. Through the OSHA and Club Managers
Association of America (CMAA) Alliance, CMAA developed the following toolbox
talks for membership club employers and employees:
- Avoiding Heat Stress [PDF
- 130 KB]. The "Avoiding Heat Stress" toolbox talk helps employers inform
employees about the hazards associated with working outdoors during the summer
months and identifies guidelines for employees to follow. (2007, May)
- Cold Weather Safety [PDF
- 123 KB]. The "Cold Weather Safety" toolbox talk helps employers inform
employees about the hazards associated with working outdoors during the winter
months and it identifies guidelines for employees to follow. (2007, July)
- Employee Safety and Health Orientation [PDF
- 21 KB]. The "Employee Safety and Health Orientation" toolbox talk helps
employers inform employees about safety and health-related policies in their
workplaces. (2007, April)
- The Importance of Handwashing [PDF
- 18 KB]. "The Importance of Handwashing" toolbox talk describes the importance
of handwashing in the workplace to prevent the spread of illnesses and details
proper handwashing techniques. (2007, April)
- Knife Safety [PDF
- 19 KB]. The "Knife Safety" toolbox
talk helps employers and others inform their employees about knife safety.
(2008, July)
- Ladder Safety [PDF
- 116 KB]. The "Ladder Safety" toolbox talk helps employers inform employees of
the hazards associated with improper ladder use and provides safety tips.
(2007, May)
- Make Safety a Priority [PDF
- 21 KB]. The "Make Safety a Priority" toolbox talk helps employers keep
employees focused on the important safety and health aspects of their jobs.
(2007, April)
- Pesticides and Fertilizer Spraying [PDF
- 126 KB]. The "Pesticides and Fertilizer Spraying" toolbox talk helps
employers inform employees of guidelines for the employees to follow when
handling pesticides and fertilizers. (2007, July)
- Slips and Falls Inside the Clubhouse [PDF
- 129 KB]. The "Slips and Falls Inside the Clubhouse" toolbox talk helps
employers inform employees about slips and falls hazards inside the clubhouse
and how to avoid injuries. (2007, May)
- Trenching Safety [PDF
- 126 KB]. The "Trenching Safety" toolbox talk helps employers inform employees
about safety rules and practices to follow when working in or around
excavations. (2007, October)
- Youth Workers [PDF
- 150 KB]. The "Youth Workers" toolbox talk helps employers identify
regulations regarding youth employees and inform employees about what
operations and equipment young workers are prohibited from performing and
using. (2007, June)
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Toolbox Talks Fact Sheets and Forms. Through the OSHA and Club Managers
Association of America (CMAA) Alliance, CMAA developed the following
supplemental information for the membership club employers and employees that
use the toolbox talks:
- How to Use the Toolbox Talks for Club Employees [PDF
- 18 KB]. This document is designed to help employers effectively use the
CMAA-developed toolbox talks in the workplace. (2007, April)
- Safety and Health Education Record [DOC*
- 9 KB]. This Record is designed to help employers track when CMAA-developed
toolbox talks are presented in the workplace. (2007, April)
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Twelve Steps to Safety. Through the OSHA and Club Managers Association of
America (CMAA) Alliance, CMAA developed the following articles as
informational products for membership club employers and employees.
- Step One: How and Where Does One Start? [PDF
- 95 KB] The "Step One: How and Where Does One Start?" article highlights the
benefits of starting a workplace safety and health program. (2008, February)
- Step Two: Recordkeeping and Reporting [PDF
- 66 KB]. The "Step Two: Recordkeeping and Reporting" article assists employers
in recording and maintaining the required records of employee injuries and
illnesses. (2008, March)
- Step Three: Accident Prevention and Investigation [PDF
- 62 KB]. The "Step Three: Accident Prevention and Investigation" article
assists employers in addressing accident prevention, hazard assessment and
accident investigation in the workplace. (2008, April)
- Step Four: Hazard Communication [PDF
- 96 KB] The "Step Four: Hazard Communication" article assists employers in
developing and implementing a written hazard communication program at their
facilities. (2008, May)
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Step Five: Respiratory Protection [PDF
- 34 KB] The "Step Five: Respiratory Protection" article assists employers in
evaluating the hazards in their workplaces to determine if a respiratory
protection program is required at the facility. (2008, June)
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Warehouses: Monthly Workplace Safety and Health Self-Inspection [PDF
- 86 KB]. Through the OSHA and International Warehouse Logistics Association (IWLA)/Warehouse
Education Research Council Alliance, IWLA developed "Warehouses: Monthly
Workplace Safety and Health Self-Inspection." The checklist is intended to
help focus attention on the equipment and commodities at a typical warehouse
operation and the most common activities associated with materials handling
and storage. (2008, February)
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Hazard Communication
- Info Sheet #1: Pictograms [PDF
- 88 KB]. Through the OSHA and Society for Chemical Hazard Communication (SCHC)
Alliance, SCHC developed "Info Sheet #1: Pictograms." The Info Sheet provides
employees with information on the pictograms and symbols used in the Globally
Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals and the
corresponding chemical hazards. It also provides examples of GHS pictograms and
symbols. (2008, June)
- Info Sheet #2: Flammable and Combustible Liquids [PDF
- 80 KB]. Through the OSHA and Society for Chemical Hazard Communication (SCHC)
Alliance, SCHC developed "Info Sheet #2: Flammable and Combustible Liquids."
The Info Sheet details on how U.S. regulations and consensus standards define
flammable and combustible liquids and how the Globally Harmonized System (GHS)
of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals harmonizes its flammable liquid
criteria. It also provides GHS label elements for flammable and combustible
liquids. (2008, May)
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Heat Stress
- Heat Stress and Heat Illness Safety Tips Card. Through the OSHA and Sheet
Metal Air Conditioning Contractor’s Association (SMACNA) Alliance, SMACNA
developed "Heat Stress and Heat Illness Tips Card." The Tips Card is based on
the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health’s Emergency Heat
Illness Prevention Standard and focuses on various aspects of heat exposure.
(2006, August)
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Ladder Safety
- Toolbox Talks on Ladder Safety. Through the OSHA Alliance Program
Construction Roundtable Fall Protection Workgroup, the Fall Protection
Workgroup participants developed the following toolbox talks focusing
on ladder safety:
- Choosing the Right Ladder [PDF
- 56 KB] (2007, September)
- Inspect Ladders Carefully! [PDF
- 28 KB] (2007, September)
- Do's and Don'ts of Using a Ladder [PDF
- 47 KB] (2007, September)
- Set Up and Use of a Ladder [PDF
- 34 KB] (2007, September)
- Extension Ladder Safety [PDF
- 162 KB] (2007, September)
- Using a Stepladder Safely [PDF
- 34 KB] (2007, September)
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Landcare and Horticulture
- Fact Sheet: Lyme Disease [PDF
- 101 KB]. Through the OSHA and Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) Alliance, TCIA
developed "Fact Sheet: Lyme Disease." The Fact Sheet
addresses issues associated with Lyme disease, including its symptoms and
treatment options and tick bite prevention and control.
- QuickCard: Chipper Winches [PDF
- 48 KB]. Through the OSHA and Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) Alliance, TCIA developed
"QuickCard: Chipper Winches." The QuickCard
addresses potential hazards/risks and safe work practices associated with the operation of chipper
winches.
- QuickCard: Hydraulic Dump Body Safety Tips [PDF
- 80 KB]. Through the OSHA and Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) Alliance,
TCIA developed "QuickCard: Hydraulic Dump Body Safety Tips." The QuickCard
addresses potential hazards and risks and safe work practices regarding
operating truck-mounted hydraulic dump bodies. (2008, July)
- QuickCard: Lyme Disease [PDF
- 58 KB]. Through the OSHA and Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) Alliance, TCIA
developed "QuickCard: Lyme Disease." The QuickCard
addresses issues associated with Lyme disease and tick bites.
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Safety Tips Sheet No. 1: Slip and Trip Injuries. Through the OSHA and
Professional Landcare Network (PLANET) Alliance, PLANET developed "Safety Tips
Sheet No. 1: Slip and Trip Injuries." The Tips Sheet describes the possible
causes of slip and trip injuries in the landcare industry and how the injuries
could be prevented. The Tips Sheet is available in English [PDF
- 59 KB] and Spanish [PDF
- 97 KB]. (2006, June)
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Safety Tips Sheet No. 2: Reducing the Risk of Lifting Injuries in the
Landscape and Horticultural Industries. Through the OSHA and Professional
Landcare Network (PLANET) Alliance, PLANET developed "Safety Tips Sheet No. 2:
Reducing the Risk of Lifting Injuries in the Landscape and Horticultural
Industries." The Tips Sheet describes possible causes of lifting injuries in
the landcare industry and how the injuries could be prevented. The Tips Sheet
is available in English [PDF
- 57 KB] and Spanish [PDF
- 106 KB]. (2006, June)
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Safety Tips Sheet No. 3: Driving Defensively to Reduce the Risk of a Motor
Vehicle Crash. Through the OSHA and Professional Landcare Network (PLANET)
Alliance, PLANET developed "Safety Tips Sheet No. 3: Driving Defensively to
Reduce the Risk of a Motor Vehicle Crash." The Tips Sheet describes possible
conditions that can cause a motor vehicle crash and offers defensive driving
safety tips. The Tips Sheet is available in English [PDF
- 54.8 KB] and Spanish [PDF
- 112 KB]. (2006, June)
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Safety Tips Sheet No. 4: Reducing the Risk of an Amputation. Through the
OSHA and Professional Landcare Network (PLANET) Alliance, PLANET developed
"Safety Tips Sheet No. 4: Reducing the Risk of an Amputation." The Tips Sheet
provides information on amputations in the horticultural industry and offers
safety tips for reducing the risk of amputations. The Tips Sheet is available
in English [PDF
- 55 KB] and Spanish [PDF
- 94 KB] (2006, June)
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Laser Safety
- Laser Safety Information Bulletin [PDF
- 2.4 MB]: Through the OSHA and Laser Institute of America (LIA) Alliance, LIA
developed "Laser Safety Information Bulletin." The Bulletin focuses on the
concerns and issues related to laser safety. (2006, September)
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Maritime
- Safety Alert: Electrocution and Shock Hazards in Shipyard Employment [PDF
- 162 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Industrial Hygiene Association,
American Society of Safety Engineers, American Shipbuilding Association,
National Shipbuilding Research Program, and Shipbuilders Council of America
Alliances, the participants developed "Safety Alert: Electrocution and Shock
Hazards in Shipyard Employment." The Safety Alert provides useful tips and
reminders about electrical shock hazards that may be present in shipbuilding
and repair and includes information on preventing and eliminating the hazards.
(2008, February)
- Safety Alert: Shipyard Sewage and Hydrogen Sulfide [PDF
- 63 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Industrial Hygiene Association,
American Shipbuilding Association, American Society of Safety Engineers,
National Shipbuilding Research Program, and Shipbuilders Council of America
Alliances, the participants developed "Safety Alert: Shipyard Sewage and
Hydrogen Sulfide." The Safety Alert is designed to make both shipyard employers
and employees aware of the hazards of sewage systems on both ships and shipyard
shore facilities and how to prevent accidents involving hydrogen sulfide gas.
(2006, July)
- Marine Terminal Traffic Safety Tip Sheet. Through the OSHA and National Maritime Safety Association (NMSA) Alliance, NMSA developed "Marine Terminal Traffic Safety Tip Sheet" [PDF - 147 KB]. The Tip Sheet provides marine cargo handling industry employers and employees with information on how to prevent traffic-related injuries and fatalities in a marine terminal. (2008, August)
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Metalworking Fluids
- Dermal Assessment Guide [PDF
- 5.2 MB]. Through the OSHA and Independent Lubricant Manufacturers Association
(ILMA) Alliance, ILMA developed "Dermal Assessment Guide." The Guide helps
small businesses understand the possible connection between instances of
employee dermatitis and facility operations that use metal removal fluids.
(2007, January)
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Metalworking Fluids in Small Business: A Health and Safety "QUICKSTART" Guide.
Through the OSHA and Independent Lubricant Manufacturers Association (ILMA)
Alliance, ILMA developed the "Metalworking Fluids in Small Business, Health and
Safety QUICKSTART Guide." The Guide provides a step-by-step outline on how to
work safely with metalworking fluids (MWFs) and is designed to help small
businesses and their employees effectively manage the health, safety and
environmental impacts of MWFs. (2005, December)
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Motor Vehicle Safety
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Operating Motor Vehicles: A Guide for Employees in the Automotive Repair
Industry. Through the OSHA and Coordinating Committee for Auto Repair (CCAR)
Alliance, CCAR developed "Operating Motor Vehicles: A Guide for Employees in
the Automotive Repair Industry." The Guide provides employees in the
automotive repair industry with information on their responsibilities while
driving a motor vehicle for their company. (2007, March)
- Construction Vehicle and Service Vehicle Safety Cards. Through the OSHA and
Sheet Metal Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association (SMACNA)
Alliance, SMACNA developed "Construction Vehicle and Service Vehicle Safety
Cards." The Safety Cards provide pre-use inspection checklists for a vehicle
operator and tips on how to safely operate both construction and service
vehicles. (2005, October)
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Plastics Industry
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Rollstock and Sheet Extrusion Machine Safety Training Course. Through the
OSHA and Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc. (SPI) Alliance, SPI developed
"Rollstock and Sheet Extrusion Machine Safety Training Course." The Course
contains machine-specific modules on machine guarding and lockout/tagout and
helps to identify the types of injuries that can occur while operating an
extrusion molding machine and ways to avoid those injuries. (2006, June)
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Injection Molding Machine Safety Training Course. Through the OSHA and
Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc. (SPI) Alliance, SPI developed "Injection
and Molding Machine Safety Training Course." The Course contains
machine-specific modules on machine guarding and lockout/tagout and helps to
identify the types of injuries that can occur while operating an injection
molding machine and ways to avoid those injuries. (2006, June)
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Roll-fed and Inline Thermoforming Machine Safety Training Course. Through
the OSHA and Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc. (SPI) Alliance, SPI
developed "Roll-fed and Inline Thermoforming Machine Safety Training Course."
The Course contains machine-specific modules on machine guarding and lockout/tagout
and helps to identify the types of injuries that can occur while operating
roll-fed and inline thermoforming machines. (2006, June)
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Roadway Work Zone
- Internal Traffic Control Plans [PDF
- 5 MB]. Through the OSHA and Roadway Work Zone Safety and Health Coalition
Alliance, the Roadway Work Zone Safety and Health Coalition participants
developed "Internal Traffic Control Plans." The document provides constructive
steps for controlling the flow of vehicles within a construction work site.
(2007, February)
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Rough Terrain Vehicles
- Preventing Rough Terrain Forklift Accidents Best Practices [PDF
- 136 KB]. Through the OSHA and Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)
Alliance, AEM developed "Preventing Rough Terrain Forklift Accidents Best
Practices." The document provides users of rough terrain forklifts with
information on how to prevent injury or death when operating rough terrain forklifts
and addresses how to prevent overturn and run-over accidents. (2008, March)
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Safety and Health Management Systems
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Gap Analysis Worksheet for Facilities Currently RCMS, but Seeking VPP [PDF
- 36 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Chemistry Council (ACC) Alliance, ACC
developed "Gap Analysis Worksheet for Facilities Currently RCMS, but Seeking
VPP." The Worksheet is a tool for worksites that currently have
Responsible Care Management System® (RCMS) certification and are seeking OSHA’s
Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) certification. (2005, December)
- Gap Analysis Worksheet for Facilities Currently Participating in VPP, but
seeking RCMS [PDF
- 27 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Chemistry Council (ACC) Alliance, the
ACC developed "Gap Analysis Worksheet for Facilities Currently Participating in VPP, but seeking RCMS." The Worksheet
is a tool for worksites that
currently participate in OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP)
certification and are seeking Responsible Care Management System® (RCMS)
certification. (2005, December)
- Overview of the ACC Responsible Care®/OSHA Voluntary Protection Programs
Alliance [PDF
- 28 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Chemistry Council (ACC) Alliance, ACC
developed "Overview of the ACC Responsible Care®/OSHA Voluntary Protection
Programs Alliance." The Overview provides information on the collaborative
relationship between OSHA and ACC in fostering safer and more healthful work
environments. (2005, December)
- ACC Responsible Care®/OSHA VPP Alliance Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
[PDF
- 39 KB]. Through the OSHA and American Chemistry Council (ACC) Alliance, ACC
developed "ACC Responsible Care®/OSHA VPP Alliance Frequently Asked Questions."
The document provides information regarding ACC’s Responsible Care Management
Systems (RCMS) and OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP). (2005, December)
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Safety and Health Professional Certification
- Career Paths in Safety [PDF
- 1.5 MB]. Through the OSHA and Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP)/Council on Certification of Health, Environment
and Safety Technologists (CCHEST)
Alliance, BCSP and CCHEST developed "Career Paths in Safety." The document
provides details about careers for safety and health professionals. (2006,
March; Updated 2008, March)
- BCSP Fact Sheet [PDF
- 52 KB]. Through the OSHA and Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP)/Council on Certification of Health, Environment
and Safety Technologists (CCHEST)
Alliance, BCSP developed "BCSP Fact Sheet." The Fact Sheet provides information
about the value of Certified Safety Professionals certification. (2006, May;
Updated 2008, March)
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Sealant, Waterproofing and Restoration
Industry
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Safety and Health Manual. Through the OSHA and Sealant, Waterproofing and
Restoration Institute (SWR Institute) Alliance, SWR Institute developed "Safety and Health
Manual." The Manual helps employers understand how to develop a written safety
and health program and covers topics such as hazard communication, confined
space, fall protection, recordkeeping, personal protective equipment,
respiratory protection and scaffolding. (2007, October)
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Shooting Ranges
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Hearing Protection and the Shooting Sports [PDF
- 619 KB]. Through the OSHA and National Sports Shooting Foundation (NSSF)/Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute, Inc. (SAAMI)
Alliance, the NSSF, with input from the National Institute for Occupational
Safety and Health and the National Hearing Conservation Association, developed
"Hearing Protection & the Shooting Sports." The document provides shooters and
range operators with information on the potential sound hazards generated by
firearms and how to prevent noise-induced hearing loss. (2006, October)
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Lead Management & OSHA Compliance for Indoor Shooting Ranges [PDF
- 1.7 MB]. Through the OSHA and National Sports Shooting Foundation (NSSF)/Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute, Inc. (SAAMI)
Alliance, the National Association of Shoot Ranges, with input from the
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, developed "Lead
Management & OSHA Compliance for Indoor Shooting Ranges." The document
provides shooting range operators with information on managing airborne lead
hazards. (2004, September)
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Silica
- CSDA Best Practices for Sawing and Drilling Operations: Reducing Silica
Exposure Fact Sheet [PDF
- 88 KB]. Through the OSHA and Concrete Sawing and Drilling Association (CSDA)
Alliance, CSDA developed "CSDA Best Practices for Sawing and Drilling
Operations: Reducing Silica Exposure Fact Sheet." The Fact Sheet addresses best
practices for reducing exposure to airborne silica during concrete cutting,
coring, drilling, quarrying and brick/block operations. (2008, January)
- Occupational Health Program for Exposure to Crystalline Silica in the Brick
Industry [PDF
- 11.7 MB]. Through the OSHA and Brick Industry Association (BIA) Alliance, BIA
developed "Occupational Health Program for Exposure to Crystalline Silica in
the Brick Industry." The document provides the brick industry with a monitoring
and medical surveillance program to control occupational exposures and
associated respiratory health effects of respirable crystalline silica. (2008,
April)
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Waste Haulers
- Hauler Safety Campaign Promotional Posters. English [PDF
- 4 MB] and Spanish [PDF
- 4 MB] and Hauler Safety Campaign Promotional Sticker. English [PDF
- 122 KB] and Spanish [PDF
- 44 KB]. Through the OSHA and Integrated Waste Services Association (IWSA)
Alliance, IWSA developed "Hauler Safety Campaign Promotional Posters" and
"Hauler Safety Campaign Promotional Stickers." These products are components
of an annual campaign that encourages the men and women who haul and dispose
of solid waste to focus on their safety practices and their families’ and
friends’ well-being as they do their jobs. (2008, August)
- The 12 Rules of Tipping Floor Safety. English [PDF
- 40KB] and Spanish [PDF
- 44 KB]. Through the OSHA and Integrated Waste Services Association (IWSA)
Alliance, IWSA developed "The 12 Rules of Tipping Floor Safety." The
document educates public and private waste haulers, municipal and private
owners and operators, and facility employees about best practices on tipping
floor safety. (2008, August)
Well Servicing
- Well Servicing Best Practices for Employers and Employees [PDF
- 54 KB]. Through the OSHA and Association of Energy Service Companies (AESC)
Alliance, AESC developed "Well Servicing Best Practices for Employers and
Employees." The document identifies hazards associated with well servicing
activities and safe work practices to help reduce or eliminate the risk of
injuries or illnesses. (2007, July)
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