Title: OSHA Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations
1OSHA Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations
- General Industry - FY-2008
2Most Frequently Cited Serious Violations in
General Industry FY 2008
Machine Guards - General
Hazard Communication Written Program
Hazard Communication Information Training
Point of Operation
Grinders-Tongue Guards
Open-Sided Floors
Eye Body Flushing Facilities
Lockout/Tagout - Procedures
Lockout/Tagout - Program
Powered Industrial Trucks Operator Competency
Note There were also 1267 Section 5(a)(1)
General Duty Clause violations cited for all
inspections during this period.
3Subpart D - Walking/Working Surfaces (1910.21 -
30)
Housekeeping
Wet floors
Stair railings
Standard 1910.
Floor holes
4Subpart E Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans,
and Fire Prevention Plans(1910.33 - 39)
Exit routes free unobstructed
Exit marking
Exit route doors unlocked
Standard 1910.
Exit access signs
Exit access width
5Subpart F - Powered Platforms(1910.66 - 68)
Body belt lanyard when working from aerial lift
Trained operators for aerial lift
Secure work position for employees in basket
Standard 1910.
6Subpart G - Occupational Health(1910.94 - 98)
- Hearing conservation program
Audiometric testing program
Training program
Standard 1910.
Monitoring program
Administrative/Engineering controls
7Subpart H - Hazardous Materials(1910.101 - 126)
Compressed gases - Handling, storage use
Class I liquids - Dispensing
Spray areas Approved wiring/equipment
Standard 1910.
Spray booth Air velocity
Spray areas Cleaning
8Subpart I - Personal Protective Equipment
(1910.132 - 139)
Medical evaluation to determine employees
ability to use respirator
Written respiratory protection program
- Personal protective equipment
Standard 1910.
Eye face protection
PPE hazard assessment
9Subpart J - General Environmental Controls
(1910.141 - 147)
Lockout/Tagout - Procedures
Lockout/Tagout procedure - Periodic inspection
Standard 1910.
Lockout/Tagout - Training
Lockout/Tagout Device application
10Subpart K - Medical First Aid(1910.151 - 152)
- Eye body flushing facilities
Standard 1910.
First aid
11Subpart L - Fire Protection(1910.155 - 165)
Extinguishers - Initial annual training
Extinguishers - Provided accessible
- Extinguishers - Training program
Standard 1910.
Extinguishers - Annual checks
Extinguishers Monthly visual inspection
12Subpart M - Compressed Gas Air Equipment
(1910.166 - 169)
Safety valves tested
Standard 1910.
- Pressure gage/safety valve
13Subpart N - Materials Handling Storage
(1910.176 - 184)
Powered Industrial Trucks Operator competency
Powered Industrial Trucks Safe operating
condition
Powered Industrial Trucks Operator evaluation
Standard 1910.
Powered Industrial Trucks Examination for
defects
Secure storage
14Subpart O - Machinery Machine Guarding
(1910.211 - 219)
Point of operation
Grinders - Tongue guards
Standard 1910.
Grinders - Work rests
Pulleys
15Subpart P - Hand PortablePowered Tools
(1910.241 - 244)
- Compressed air for cleaning
Portable abrasive wheels - General guarding
Condition of tools equipment
Standard 1910.
Vertical portable grinders - Guarding
Jacks Sufficient rating
16Subpart Q - Welding, Cutting Brazing (1910.251
- 255)
- Oxygen cylinder storage Separation by distance
or barrier
Cylinder storage - Inside of buildings
Protection from arc welding rays
Standard 1910.
Oxygen cylinder storage Away from combustibles
Cylinder storage Valve protection caps
17Subpart R - Special Industries(1910.261 - 272)
Logging - First aid/CPR training current
Logging Employee training
Logging Foot protection
Standard 1910.
Logging Written certification of training
Logging Eye protection
18Subpart S - Electrical(1910.301 - 399)
Proper installation use of equipment
Grounding of conductors
Standard 1910.
Conductors entering cabinets/boxes/fittings
protected from abrasion
Covers for pull boxes, junction boxes fittings
19Subpart Z - Toxic Hazardous Substances
(1910.1000 - 1450)
- Hazard Communication - Written program
Hazard Communication - Information training
Hazard Communication MSDS for each chemical used
Standard 1910.
Hazard Communication - Training initially for
new hazards
Hazard Communication MSDSs readily accessible