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OSHA OKLAHOMA CITY AREA OFFICE

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OSHA OKLAHOMA CITY AREA OFFICE

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    1. OSHA OKLAHOMA CITY AREA OFFICE 55 North Robinson, Suite 315 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 278-9560 www.osha.gov 1-800-321-OSHA

    2. AREA OFFICE STAFF Casey Perkins, AAD Jorge Delucca, AAD Heather Hartman, CAS Landis Powell, VPP Coordinator Ranelle Newport, Discrimination Investigator 15 CSHO’s 1 IH Vacancy 2 Safety Engineer/ Safety Specialist

    3. BALANCED APPROACH TO COMPLIANCE Enforcement Programs 700+ inspections conducted in FY 2009 4 Significant cases in FY 2009 Voluntary Compliance Alliances Partnerships VPP & SHARPS

    4. Enforcement Goals for 2010 Increase to 790 inspections Continued emphasis in construction Continued construction blitz activity Special emphasis as needed in other industries based on injury/illness and fatality trends

    5. COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS ALLIANCES MCEPS (Mid-Continent Exploration and Production Safety Network) Municipal Contractors Construction Alliance (Homebuilders, Electrical Subcontractors…)

    6. COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS PARTNERSHIPS Two construction-based partnerships have been signed (3 sites) National Guard Armories in Norman & Mustang Devon project downtown OK City (with a view from the OSHA Area Office!)

    7. COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS VPP 35 Total VPP Co’s in OK 6 New Approvals for 2010 8 Re-certifications 8 VPP Audits for Other Area Offices

    8. ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS PROGRAMMED INSPECTIONS Construction (Dodge Reports) SST (Site-Specific Targeting) NEP (National Emphasis Programs) REP (Regional Emphasis Programs) LEP (Local Emphasis Programs)

    9. ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS REGIONAL EMPHASIS PROGRAMS Falls in Construction & General Industry Cranes in Construction Oil & Gas Fabricated Metal Products Heavy Highway & Bridge Noise in General Industry Demolition in Construction Electrical Powerline (overhead and underground)

    10. FY 2009 FATALITIES 24 Fatality Inspections Conducted 15 General Industry 6 Construction Industry 3 Oil & Gas Industry

    11. FY 2009 FATALITIES 13 Caught in/Struck by/Crushed by 4 Electrocution / Arc Flash 3 Falls 2 Fire/Explosion 1 Ashyxiation or Exposure to Chemical 1 Animal Attack

    12. FY 2009 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Federal Standards/Sections Cited #10 1910.212 – Machine Guarding In-going nip points, rotating parts of machinery Point of Operation Anchoring machinery Fan Blade guarding Affixing of Guards

    13. FY 2009 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Federal Standards/Sections Cited #9 1910.303 – Electrical, General Requirements Listed / Labeled electrical equipment installed and used according to instructions Minimum working space maintained around electrical enclosures and equipment Guarding of live parts over 50 volts General duty clause Circuit breakers / disconnects not marked

    14. FY 2009 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Federal Standards/Sections Cited #8 1910.178 – Powered Industrial Trucks Operation of PIT by competent, trained personnel Refresher training every 3 years or after accident Certification of training Use of PIT in need of repair Inspection of PIT

    15. FY 2009 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Federal Standards/Sections Cited #7 1910.305 – Electrical, Wiring Methods Unused openings in cabinets, enclosures Unapproved use of flexible cords Splicing of flexible cords / Strain relief Missing covers / faceplates on electrical enclosures Flexible cords not protected from damage

    16. FY 2009 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Federal Standards/Sections Cited #6 1926.1053 – Ladders Extension 3 ft above landing Improper use beyond design Use of top step Use of ladders with structural defects Carrying of objects or loads while on ladder

    17. FY 2009 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Federal Standards/Sections Cited #5 1910.147 – Lockout / Tagout Energy control procedures Periodic inspection of lockout procedures Training of affected and authorized employees Written energy control plan Application of lockout devices

    18. FY 2009 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Federal Standards/Sections Cited #4 1910.134 – Respiratory Protection Written Program and SOP’s Medical evaluation Voluntary use of respirators (Appendix D) Fit Testing Assessment and selection of Respirator

    19. FY 2009 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Federal Standards/Sections Cited #3 1910.1200 – Hazard Communication Written Program Employee Information and Training Labeling Material Safety Data Sheets

    20. FY 2009 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Federal Standards/Sections Cited #2 1926.501 – Fall Protection Residential Construction General 6 ft. Fall Protection Roofing Guarding of Floor Holes

    21. FY 2009 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Federal Standards/Sections Cited #1 1926.451 – Scaffolding Fall Protection / Guardrails Full Planking Safe Access / Egress Guardrails (toeboards, midrail, toprail)

    22. Thank You For What You Do

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