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OSHA Frequently Cited Standards Related to COVID-19 Inspections

11/19/2020

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By understanding which workplace hazards have most often resulted in OSHA citations, employers â€‹can better ensure that they are adequately protecting workers. â€‹
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  1. Provide a medical evaluation before a worker is fit-tested or uses a respirator.
  2. Perform an appropriate fit test for workers using tight fitting respirators.  
  3. Assess the workplace to determine if COVID-19 hazards are present, or likely to be present, which will require the use of a respirator and/or other personal protective equipment (PPE). 
  4. Establish, implement, and update a written respiratory protection program with required worksite-specific procedures.  
  5. Provide an appropriate respirator and/or other PPE to each employee when necessary to protect the health of the employees (ensuring the respirator and/or PPE used is the correct type and size). 
  6. Train workers to safely use respirators and/or other PPE in the workplace and retrain workers about changes in the workplace that might make previous training obsolete. 
  7. Store respirators and other PPE properly in a way to protect them from damage, contamination, and, where applicable, deformation of the facepiece and exhalation valve.  
  8. For any fatality that occurs within 30 days of a work-related incident, report the fatality to OSHA within eight hours of finding out about it. 
  9. Keep required records of work-related fatalities, injuries, and illness.
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