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OSHA Assistance for the   Printing Industry In Focus Alliances eTools Together, OSHA and the printing industry are committed to providing employers and employees with information and assistance to help them comply with OSHA and industry standards and ensure safe workplaces. Four printing disciplines are addressed in these pages: lithography, flexography, gravure, and screen printing. This page is maintained as a product of the Alliance between OSHA and the Graphic Arts Coalition (GAC). The following questions link to information relevant to the printing industry. What OSHA standards apply? Standards | Federal Registers | Standard Interpretations What are the main industry segments and most frequently cited standards? Lithography | Flexography | Gravure | Screen Printing How do I recognize potential health and safety concerns? Ergonomics | Safe Equipment Operation | Other Concerns How can I develop and implement a safety and health program?   What additional information is available? Training | Other Resources In Focus Alliances Graphic Arts Coalition (GAC). OSHA Alliance Page. eTools Printing Industry. OSHA. Provides information based on the experience of others with the hope of making the process of hazard minimization easier. This eTool is divided into the following process pages that correspond to the major styles of printing: Lithography, Flexography, and Screen Printing.  Safety and  Health Topics     Printing Industry   OSHA Standards   Industry Segments   Health and Safety Concerns   Safety and Health Programs   Additional Information   Credits   Content Reviewed 04/07/2008

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