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What Are The OSHA Regulations Regarding Walking And Working Surfaces? In this informative video, we will discuss the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations regarding walking and working surfaces. We’ll cover the essential standards that apply to areas where employees walk or perform tasks, emphasizing the responsibilities of employers in maintaining these surfaces. You’ll learn about the importance of fall protection systems, regular inspections, and employee training. We’ll also touch on the significant updates made to OSHA regulations in 2017, which align general industry standards with those in construction, making compliance easier for employers.

Understanding these regulations is vital for anyone involved in vocational and adult education. Training programs can effectively prepare workers for safe job performance by focusing on hazard recognition, proper use of personal protective equipment, and employer responsibilities as outlined by OSHA. Join us as we break down these important safety standards and their practical applications in training. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more informative content on workplace safety and regulations.

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