Virtually every commercial lithographic printer located in the U.S., regardless of the size of operation, is required to comply with OSHA standards to some degree. The actual regulatory requirements will depend on the site-specific operations, practices and processes.

The Occupational Safety and  Health Administration (OSHA), is an agency of the U.S. Department of Labor. The  administration’s sole responsibility is employee safety and health protection within  the workplace. OSHA is responsible for developing, implementing, and enforcing  safety and health standards and regulations.

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