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2016, 2017, 2018 PSM Inspection Data Analysis

I received a number of requests today regarding questions about the 2018 PSM Inspection Data I posted last night.  Mostly, members wanted to see a comparison to previous years data.  So here is the comparison of charts/graphs for the SAFTENG members that include 2016, 2017 and 2018 data for # of Inspections, # of Citations, and…...

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OSHA’s 2018 PRCS Citations (By NAICS)

In OSHA’s fiscal year 2018 the agency performed 148 PRCS Inspections, resulting in 358 citations worth $1,520,294. The top 5 industries accounted for 25 of these inspections, 84 citations, and $343,738 in penalties.  Total for all industries and the Top 5 industries shown in the table below.  Also, below is a breakdown of all 2018…...

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OSHA’s 2018 LOTO Citations (By NAICS)

2018 was a busy LOTO year for OSHA, with 1,464 LOTO Inspections, resulting in 2,657 citations worth $13,860,475. The top 5 industries accounted for 257 of these inspections, 463 citations, and $2,192,163 in penalties. Citations Inspections Penalty Industry Classification 105 56 $396,777 32192 / Wood Container and Pallet Manufacturing 102 59 $340,169 33271 / Machine…...

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OSHA 2018 citations in NAICS Code: 311 Food Manufacturing

Listed below are the standards which were cited by Federal OSHA for the specified NAICS Code: 311 Food Manufacturing during the period October 2017 through September 2018. Penalties shown reflect current rather than initial amounts. Summary: The Food Manufacturing Sector was inspected 554 times and received 1,609 citations totaling $7,511,783 in citations. The top five…...

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OSHA’s 2018 PSM Citations (By NAICS)

2018 was a busy PSM year for OSHA, with 100 PSM Inspections, resulting in 414 citations worth $2,190,768. The top 5 industries accounted for 37 of these inspections, 162 citations, and $1,194,832 in penalties. Citations Inspections Penalty Industry Classification 47 9 $384,428 31161 / Animal Slaughtering and Processing 33 6 $209,173 32518 / Other Basic…...

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Contractor in a Chlorine Process – HAZCOM or PSM training and Fit-Testing needs? (OSHC)

This case involved a contractor working in a Chlor-Alkali Unit when there was a Cl2 leak.  Six of the contractors had to go to the hospital due to exposure to Cl2 due to their inability to evacuate up-wind.  There was a lot of factors in this case, but OSHA issued two citations: HAZCOM – as…...

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OSHA LOI on the GHS HAZCOM standard

MSDSonline has shared their LOI from OSHA regarding 16 well-crafted questions they submitted to OSHA regarding the GHS HAZCOM standard. Some of OSHA’s answers may be a wake-up call for some businesses who “import” chemicals and most will be surprised by who is an “importer” in the eyes of OSHA…. Membership Required You must be...

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Regional Emphasis Program for FGAN and Agricultural NH3 Facilities

OSHA’s Regional Emphasis Program (REP) to reduce injuries, illnesses and fatalities related to workers’ exposures in fertilizer grade ammonium nitrate (FGAN) and agricultural anhydrous ammonia mixing/blending, storage, and distribution facilities has some very focused items for those facilities that store, handle, and dispense NH3 (29 CFR 1910.111). The standard applies to all facilities storing, handling,…...

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OSHA’s 2017 Top 10 Violations

The 2017 Top 10 violations, from both General Industry and Construction, are: #1 – Fall Protection, Duty to provide (29 CFR 1926.501): 7,270 violations #2 – HAZCOM (29 CFR 1910.1200): 4,552 violations #3- Scaffolds – general requirements (29 CFR 1926.451): 3,336 violations #4 – Respiratory Protection (29 CFR 1910.134): 3,118 violations #5 – Lockout/Tagout (29 CFR…...

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OSHA Due Dates for some fixed ladders is November 19, 2018

As November is just around the corner, we are reminded of a couple of OSHA Due Dates regarding the revised Walking and Working Surface Standards.  Coming up next month we have:… Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

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OSHA and weather reporters

In the recent Supreme Court hearings, the nominee was asked about his position on the Sea World Fatality with the killer whale.  He disagreed with OSHA’s authority to cite Sea World and a member of Congress asked him about his decision.  He stated “precedent” as to why he ruled that way and since then there…...

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