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OSHA DRAFTS REVISED CITATION POLICY FOR MULTI-EMPLOYER WORKSITES	2005.02.03
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제 목 : OSHA DRAFTS REVISED CITATION POLICY FOR MULTI-EMPLOYER WORKSITES 일 자 : 1998년 11월 제공처 : Internet OSHA DRAFTS REVISED CITATION POLICY FOR MULTI-EMPLOYER WORKSITES ================================================================= OSHA has created a draft policy that would require inspectors to first determine whether general contractors at multi-employer worksites have overall responsibility for enforcing regulations before the contractors could be fined for violations. This revised policy is in response to a court decision that challenged the Agency's current policy. Under OSHA's existing policy, employers, who have typically been general contractors supervising a project, have been cited for violations of other contractors or subcontractors. The Agency's revised policy would add new measures to OSHA's existing procedures for issuance of citations at multi-employer worksites. In revising the current policy, OSHA will attempt to define the nature of the duty of "reasonable care" a general contractor has over other contractors or subcontractors in a multi-employer worksite, according to Noah Connell, OSHA's director of construction standards and compliance. He pointed out that "the general contractors' responsibilities could be determined by analyzing their contractual agreements with subcontractors or by examining the nature of their control over subcontractors at the site, and if the general contractor controls the site, then the general contractor is obligated to enforce safety requirements."

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OSHA DRAFTS REVISED CITATION POLICY FOR MULTI-EMPLOYER WORKSITES

2005.02.03

작성자 : 관리자

  제  목 : OSHA DRAFTS REVISED CITATION POLICY FOR MULTI-EMPLOYER WORKSITES
  일  자 : 1998년 11월
  제공처 : Internet

    OSHA DRAFTS REVISED CITATION POLICY FOR MULTI-EMPLOYER WORKSITES
    =================================================================

    OSHA has created a draft policy that would require inspectors to first
    determine whether general contractors at multi-employer worksites have
    overall responsibility for enforcing regulations before the contractors
    could be fined for violations. This revised policy is in response to a
    court decision that challenged the Agency's current policy. Under OSHA's
    existing policy, employers, who have typically been general contractors
    supervising a project, have been cited for violations of other
    contractors or subcontractors. The Agency's revised policy would add new
    measures to OSHA's existing procedures for issuance of citations at
    multi-employer worksites.

    In revising the current policy, OSHA will attempt to define the nature
    of the duty of "reasonable care" a general contractor has over other
    contractors or subcontractors in a multi-employer worksite, according
    to Noah Connell, OSHA's director of construction standards and compliance.
    He pointed out that "the general contractors' responsibilities could be
    determined by analyzing their contractual agreements with subcontractors
    or by examining the nature of their control over subcontractors at the
    site, and if the general contractor controls the site, then the general
    contractor is obligated to enforce safety requirements."

이전글/다음글 리스트
이전글	COMPREHENSIVE SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM RULE GIVEN TOP PRIORITY
다음글	REVISED FORKLIFT RULE SCHEDULED TO BE MADE FINAL IN DECEMBER

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