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  • June 4, 2010

    OSHA Moves on Walking-Working Surfaces Revisions . . . Again

    On May 24, OSHA published a proposed rule to amend its walking-working surfaces and personal protective equipment standards, Subparts D and I of the General Industry Standards. The proposed revisions are intended to reduce the number of workplace injuries and fatalities due to slips, trips and falls by requiring the use of updated technologies and… Continue reading

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