COMMON OSHA VIOLATIONS
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Failing to provide information about the Hazard Communication standard and the actual hazards of the chemical that are present.
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Not having a Hazard Communication Program.
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Not having a written fire prevention program.
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OSHA Log hasn’t been properly maintained or is missing.
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Not having an MSDS for every hazardous chemical in use.
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Not properly labeling all containers or groups of containers containing hazardous chemicals.
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Not marking exits or accesses to exits.
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Improper building design, construction, maintenance or occupancy of a building or structure containing Employee(s).
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Fire extinguishers not located or mounted in an accessible and safe location or not provided.
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Failure to provide fire extinguisher training.
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Improper wiring is present in one of the following ways:
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Unused openings and electrical boxes not closed.
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Conductors entering boxes are not protected from abrasion
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Improperly using a flexible cord in one of the following ways:
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Flexible cord smaller than a #12 was spliced
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Solder used to splice a flexible cord
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Used as a substitute for fixed wiring
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Ran through holes in the ceiling and/or walls
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Ran through doorways and/or windows
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Exposed or non-current carrying metal surfaces of fixed equipment are not grounded.
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