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Step 7: Find Additional Compliance Assistance Information

Where can I find additional information targeted to the construction industry?
- Visit OSHA's Construction Industry page.
Where can I find a collection of OSHA resources designed for smaller employers?
- Visit OSHA's Small Business page and learn about OSHA's On-site Consultation Program.
Do you have Spanish-speaking employees?
- Learn about OSHA's Spanish-language resources and visit OSHA's Spanish-language web site.
- Review OSHA's construction-related Spanish-language material.
Do you employ teen or young workers?
- Visit OSHA's Teen Workers page.
Are you concerned that your employees could suffer musculoskeletal disorders at the workplace?
- Visit OSHA's Ergonomics Safety and Health Topics page. While this page is not specific to the construction industry, it includes some information targeted to construction, such as an eTool (Ergonomic Solutions for Electrical Contractors) and an Ergonomics Success Story about a construction company.
Has OSHA developed any compliance assistance information targeted for my specific construction industry?
- Learn about OSHA's industry-specific resources for construction.
How can I find OSHA's guidance on preparing workplaces for pandemic influenza?
- Visit OSHA's Pandemic Influenza Safety and Health Topics Page.
How do I find out about OSHA's voluntary programs and other ways to work cooperatively with OSHA?
- Learn about OSHA's Cooperative Programs.
- Review OSHA's construction-related Alliances.
- Review OSHA's construction-related Strategic Partnerships.
- Find out about OSHA's Star Demonstration Program for Resident Contractors at Non-Voluntary Protection Program Worksites.
What if I still have questions?
- Search the OSHA web site. Check the site index and the search page.
- Call the OSHA 800 Number. (800) 321-OSHA (6742).
- Submit a question by e-mail.
- Contact your local OSHA office or state plan office.
- Request a free on-site consultation. Select your state from the Directory of Consultation Projects.

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