Chapter 1 BACKGROUND
I. OSHA Background
II. MOSH Background
III. Transition from the Old Rule
Figure 1-1 Changes to New Rule in October 12, 2001 Federal Register Notice
Chapter 2 ENFORCEMENT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
I. Summary of the New Rule
II. Inspection and Citation Procedures
III. Physician or Other Licensed Health Care Provider's Opinion
IV. Employers Exempt and Partially Exempt
V. References to Old Forms and to the LWDI/LWDII
VI. Prohibition Against Discrimination
VII. Definitions
Figure 2-1 Health Care Practitioners' Abbreviations
Figure 2-2 Partially Exempt Industries Figure 2-3 Newly Covered Industries Figure 2-4 Newly Partially Exempt Industries Figure 2-5 Incidence Rate Worksheet for Company (Optional)
Figure 2-2 Partially Exempt Industries
Figure 2-3 Newly Covered Industries
Figure 2-4 Newly Partially Exempt Industries
Figure 2-5 Incidence Rate Worksheet for Company (Optional)
Chapter 3 STANDARD ALLEGED VIOLATION ELEMENTS
Chapter 4 COMPARISON OF OLD AND NEW RULE
Chapter 5 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
I. General Guidance
II. Section 1904.0 B Purpose
III. Section 1904.2 -- Partial Exemption for Establishments in Certain Industries
IV. Section 1904.4 B Recording Criteria
V. Section 1904.5 B Determination of Work-Relatedness
VI. Section 1904.6 B Determination of New Cases
VII. Section 1904.7 B General Recording Criteria
VIII. Section 1904.8 B Recording Criteria for Needlestick and Sharps Injuries
IX. Section 1904.29 B Forms
X. Section 1904.31 B Covered Employees XI. Section 1904.32 B Annual Summary XII. Section 1904.35 B Employee Involvement
X. Section 1904.31 B Covered Employees
XI. Section 1904.32 B Annual Summary
XII. Section 1904.35 B Employee Involvement
XIII. Section 1904.37 B State Recordkeeping Regulations
XIV. Section 1904.39 B Reporting Fatalities & Multiple Hospitalization Incidents to OSHA
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Updated March 12, 2010