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1 CHECKLISTS ORGANIZED BY EXPOSURE CATEGORIES (SPECIFIC AGENTS OR HAZARDS; MIXTURES; MULTIMEDIA; OTHER (PROCEDURES, PROGRAMS) CHECKLIST TOPIC/TITLE PAGE NUMBERS Biological Agents Blood (Handling and Disposal) (3 Checklists) Blood-borne Pathogens - Part Blood-borne Pathogens - Part Disposal Infectious Waste Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Preparation and Service - Part Infection Control... (a) Regulated Medical Waste Sanitizing Equipment & Clothing (2 Checklists) Students with AIDS virus... (b) Chemical Agents Air Compressor Tanks Art Hazards... (a) Asbestos (Brake & Clutch Work Only) Asbestos (AHERA)...(b) Battery Charging Chemical Hygiene Plan... (b) Chlorofluorocarbons (2 Checklists) Combustible Liquids Compressed Gas, Air Compressor Tanks Compressed Gases Dip Tanks Dip Tanks Containing Flammable or Combustible Liquids Diesel & Gasoline Fueling... (b) Emergency Procedures in the event of a Chemical Spill release...appendix D Fire Protection and Prevention for Construction Fire Protection for Cooking Areas Fire Protection Systems Flammable and Combustible Liquids Flammable & Combustible Materials (General Industry) Flammable & Combustible Materials (Construction) Flammable and Combustible Liquids Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Preparation and Service - Part Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Adhesives (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Adhesives (Construction) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Asbestos Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Diesel/Gasoline Exhaust (General Industry)
2 Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Diesel/Gasoline Exhaust (Construction) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Halogens (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Formaldehyde (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Gasoline (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Germicides (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Hydraulic Oil/Air Oil (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Lead (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Mercury (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Nail Sculpturing Materials (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Paint (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Paint (Construction) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Photographic Chemicals (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Refrigerants (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Soldering fumes (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Soldering fumes (Construction) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Solvents - Cleaning Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Welding, Cutting or Brazing Fumes (1 Checklist General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Welding, Cutting or Brazing Fumes (1 Checklist - Construction) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Wood Dust (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Wood Dust (Construction) Hazardous Materials: Acetylene (1 Checklist) Hazardous Materials: Acetylene (2 More Checklists) Hazardous Materials: Anhydrous Ammonia... (b) Hazardous Materials: Explosives and Blasting Agents... (b) Hazardous Materials: Hydrogen... (b) Hazardous Materials: Liquefied Petroleum Gases... (b) Hazardous Materials: Nitrous Oxide... (b) Hazardous Materials: Oxygen (1 Checklist) Hazardous Materials: Oxygen (2 More Checklists) Hazardous Materials: Pesticides/Fertilizers Hazardous Materials: Printed Circuit Board Etching Solutions... (a) Hazardous Waste Indoor Air Quality Lead Painting Operations (2 Checklists) Pesticides Portable Fire Extinguishers Refrigerants (2 Checklists) Respiratory Protection Sanitizing Equipment & Clothing (2 Checklists) Servicing Appliances Which Contain Refrigerant Service and Repair of Motor Vehicle Air Conditioners (MVACs) Smoking (2 Checklists) Smoking (3 More Checklists) Spray Finishing Standpipe and Hose Systems for Fire Protection Toxic and Hazardous Substance Exposure Underground Storage.Tanks Welding and Cutting with Oxygen-Fuel Gas Ergonomic Factors (Physical Agents) Abrasive Wheel Machinery and Tools Air Compressor Tanks Asbestos during Brake and Clutch Service Work Bakery Equipment General
3 Bakery Flour-Handling Equipment and Ovens Compressed Gases Control of Hazardous Energy Sources Cutting and Grinding of Masonry Electrical - General Requirements Electrical - Temporary Wiring Electrical - Wiring Design and Protection Electrical Components and Equipment for General Use Electrical Safety Work Practices Electrical Work Practices for Construction Elevated Surfaces (General Industry) Elevated Surfaces (Construction - 3 Checklists) Ergonomics: Lifting... (a) Ergonomics: Repetitive Motion... (a) Fall Protection - Part Fall Protection - Part Fall Protection - Part Fire Protection and Prevention for Construction Fire Protection for Cooking Areas Fixed Ladders Fixed Wood Cutting Machines (4 Checklists) Fixed Stairs General Classroom Conditions Guarding Floors, Stairs, and Other Openings Guarding of Farm Equipment General Requirements for Walking and Working Surfaces (1 st Checklist - General Industry) General Requirements for Walking and Working Surfaces (2 nd Checklist - General Industry) General Requirements for Walking and Working Surfaces (1 st Checklist - Construction) General Requirements for Walking and Working Surfaces (3 More Checklists - Construction) Guarding Floor and Wall Openings and Holes (General Industry) Guarding Floor and Wall Openings and Holes (Construction - 3 Checklists) Hand Tools & Equipment (non-powered) (1 st Checklist) Hand Tools & Equipment (non-powered) (2 More Checklists) Hand Tools & Equipment (non-powered) (4 th Checklist) Heat Stress/Exhaustion... (a) Hoists (overhead) & Auxiliary Equipment Hoists (portable) & Auxiliary Equipment Industrial Trucks-Forklifts (b) Injury Reporting Ladder Stands, Manually Propelled Mobile Ladders, Fixed Ladders, Portable Wooden (General Industry) Ladders, Portable Wooden (Construction) Ladders, Fixed & Portable (1 st Checklist) Ladders, Fixed & Portable (2 nd Checklist) Ladders, Portable Metal (General Industry) Ladders, Portable Metal (Construction) Machine Guarding (1 st Checklist) Machine Guarding (2 More Checklists) Machine Guarding (6 More Checklists) Machine Guarding (9 th Checklist) Masonry (Cutting)
4 Material Handling and Storage (General Industry) Material Handling and Storage (Construction) Mechanical Power-Transmission Apparatus Mobile Ladder Stands Multi-Piece and Single Piece Rims, Servicing Noise Noise, Radiation and Other Exposures for Construction Personal Protective Equipment (1st Checklist) Personal Protective Equipment (2 More Checklists) Personal Protective Equipment (4 th Checklist) Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Arm Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Body Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Eye Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Face Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Feet Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Hand Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Head Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Respiratory Protection (General Industry) Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Respiratory Protection (Construction) Portable Fire Extinguishers Portable Hand and Power Tools Portable Ladders Portable Ladders for Construction Powered Lawnmowers Powered Platforms, Man lifts, Vehicle Mounted Work Platforms... (b) Powered Walk-Behind Equipment (e.g., lawn mowers) Scaffolding - Part Scaffolding - Part Scaffolds, Manually Propelled Mobile (Towers) Servicing Multi-Piece and Single Piece Rims Servicing Appliances Which Contain Refrigerant Service and Repair of Motor Vehicle Air Conditioners (MVACS) Sewing Machines Slings - General Requirements Slings - Natural Rope, Synthetic Rope and Synthetic Web Slings - Steel Chain, Wire Rope and Metal Mesh Stairs & Stairways Stairs, Fixed Industrial Tire Inflation/Split-rim Safety Toy Safety... (a) Walking Surfaces, General Requirements Walking Surfaces, General Requirements (Construction) Walkways (floors, platform surfaces, anti-skid, and ice) Walkways (floors, platform surfaces, anti-skid, ice) Wall Holes and Openings, Guarding (General Industry) Wall Holes and Openings, Guarding (Construction - 3 Checklists) Welding and Cutting with Oxygen-Fuel Gas Welding With Arc Welding Equipment Welding With Resistance Welding Equipment Woodworking Machinery - Other Than Saws Woodworking Machinery Saws Physical Agents Asbestos (Brake & Clutch Work Only) Asbestos (AHERA)......(b) 14
5 Battery Charging Combustible Liquids Compressed Gas, Air Compressor Tanks Diesel & Gasoline Fueling...(b) Electrical (5 Checklists - General Industry) Electrical (2 More Checklists - General Industry) Electrical (1 More Checklist - Construction) Emergency Procedures in the event of an Injury (General Industry) Emergency Procedures in the event of an Injury (Construction) Eye Safety (1 Checklist) Fire Protection (1 Checklist - General Industry) Fire Protection (3 More Checklists - General Industry) Fire Protection (1 More Checklist - General Industry) Fire Protection (1 More Checklist - Construction) Fixed Extinguishing Systems for Cooking Areas Flammable & Combustible Materials (General Industry) Flammable & Combustible Materials (Construction) Flammable and Combustible Liquids Flammable Liquids Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Wood Dust (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Wood Dust (Construction) Video Display Terminals (VDT)...(a) Hazardous Materials: Explosives and Blasting Agents...(b) Lighting Noise-Hearing Loss (General Industry) Noise-Hearing Loss (Construction) Noise-Environmental Impact on Community...(b) Smoking (2 Checklists) Smoking (3 More Checklists) Spray painting Operations Sunburn...(a) Video Display Terminals (VDT)...(a) Radiological Agents Noise, Radiation and Other Exposures for Construction Non-Ionizing Radiation: Visible Light Non-Ionizing Radiation: Ultraviolet Light... (a) Non-Ionizing Radiation: Lasers Non-Ionizing Radiation: Microwave (General Industry) Non-Ionizing Radiation: Microwave (Construction) Non-Ionizing Radiation: Magnetic Fields...(a) Radon...(b) Sunburn...(a) Mixtures of Agents Air Pollution Control Air Compressor Tanks Air Permits Air Substance Emissions to the Outside Environment Dip Tanks Dip Tanks Containing Flammable or Combustible Liquids Diesel & Gasoline Fueling... (b) Disposal, Hazardous Waste Emergency Procedures in the event of a Fire (General Industry)
6 Emergency Procedures in the event of a Fire (Construction) Eye Safety (1 st Checklist) Eye Safety (2 nd Checklist) Farm Equipment Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Preparation and Service - Part Food Sanitation (5 Checklists) General Indoor Air Quality General Work Environment/Housekeeping (General Industry) General Work Environment/Housekeeping (Construction) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Adhesives (Construction) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Diesel/Gasoline Exhaust (General Industry Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Diesel/Gasoline Exhaust (Construction) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Hydraulic Oil/Air Oil (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Paint (General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Paint (Construction) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Welding, Cutting or Brazing Fumes (1 Checklist - General Industry) Hazardous Chemical Exposures: Welding, Cutting or Brazing Fumes (1 Checklist - Construction) Hazardous Materials: Explosives and Blasting Agents...(b) Hazard Communication Hazardous Waste Indoor Air Quality Noise, Radiation and Other Exposures for Construction Personal Protection for Electrical Work Personal Protective Equipment (1 st Checklist) Personal Protective Equipment (2 More Checklists) Personal Protective Equipment (4 th Checklist) Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Arm Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Body Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Eye Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Face Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Feet Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Hand Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Head Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing:.Respiratory Protection (General Industry) Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Respiratory Protection (Construction) Personal Protective Equipment Recycling... (b) Regulated Medical Waste Respiratory Protection (General Industry) Respiratory Protection (Construction) Spray Finishing Spill Response...Appendix D Toxic and Hazardous Substance Exposure Underground Storage Tanks (UST) Water Quality... (b) Welding, Cutting and Brazing - General Requirements Welding and Cutting with Oxygen-Fuel Gas Welding With Arc Welding Equipment Welding With Resistance Welding Equipment
7 Multimedia Agents Air Pollution Control Air Substance Emissions to the Outside Environment Diesel & Gasoline Fueling... (b) Disposal, Hazardous Waste Eye Safety (1 st Checklist) Eye Safety (2 nd Checklist) General Indoor Air Quality General Work Environment/Housekeeping (General Industry) Farm Equipment Hazard Communication Hazardous Waste Indoor Air Quality Personal Protective Equipment (1 st Checklist) Personal Protective Equipment (2 More Checklists) Personal Protective Equipment (4 th Checklist) Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Arm Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Body Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Eye Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Face Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Feet Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Hand Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Head Protection Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing:.Respiratory Protection (General Industry) Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing: Respiratory Protection (Construction) Protection for Electrical Work Recycling... (b) Spill Response...Appendix D Other Access to Exposure and Medical Records Accident Prevention Signs and Tags Air Pollution Control Alarm Systems and Evacuation Plans Child Care Standards for Safety & Sanitation... (b) Emergency Procedures in the event of a Fire (General Industry) Emergency Procedures in the event of a Fire (Construction) Emergency Procedures in the event of an Injury (General Industry) Emergency Procedures in the event of an Injury (Construction) Employee Alarm Systems for Fire Protection Exit Doors and Exiting (Egress) Explosive Actuated Fastening Tools...(b) Exposure Records, Access General Fire Requirements General Safety and Health Provisions for Construction Fire Detection Systems Fire Protection (1 st Checklist - General Industry) Fire Protection (3 More Checklists - General Industry) Fire Protection (1 More Checklist - General Industry) Fire Protection (1 More Checklist - Construction) Fixed Extinguishing Systems for Cooking Areas Hazard Communication Infection Control...(a) 17
8 Injury & Illness Prevention Program (General Industry) Injury & Illness Prevention Program (Construction) Injury Reporting Laboratory Safety Standard... (a) Lockout/Tagout/Blockout Procedures Machines - General Requirements Means of Exit/Escape Medical Records, Access Medical Services and First Aid Occupational Injury and Illness Reporting Portable Fire Extinguishers for Fire Protection Record Keeping Required Postings (1 st Checklist) Required Postings (2 nd Checklist) Required Postings (3 rd Checklist) Right to Know (RTK) Sanitizing Equipment & Clothing (2 Checklists) Safety - Home (especially children)...(b) Signs and Tags, Specification for Accident Prevention Specification for Accident Prevention Signs and Tags Standpipe and Hose Fire Protection Systems Storage (1 st Checklist) Storage (1 More Checklist) Storage (1 More Checklist) Students with AIDS virus...(b) Use of Electrical Equipment Ventilation, for General Room Air Vocational Safety Program Welding, Cutting and Brazing - General Requirements Woodworking Machinery - General Requirements Working Surfaces, General Requirements (General Industry) Working Surfaces, General Requirements (Construction)
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