OSHA
Construction compliance quick start
A step-by-step entry point for identifying construction hazards and related OSHA requirements.
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Go straight to OSHA, NIOSH, EPA, and PHMSA guidance for contractor safety and environmental work. These links are public and do not require a CLS account.
Start with OSHA’s own guides to hazards, training, and employer responsibilities.
OSHA
A step-by-step entry point for identifying construction hazards and related OSHA requirements.
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An overview of requirements and resources for general industry workplaces.
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Read OSHA’s description of hazardous waste operations and emergency response requirements.
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Check what OSHA 10-hour and 30-hour Outreach training covers and how it differs from a certification.
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Find short, ready-to-use discussions on common construction hazards.
Visit official page ↗Federal starting points for asbestos, hazardous waste, and construction stormwater planning.
EPA
Review EPA’s asbestos demolition and renovation program and links to related guidance.
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Compare federal RCRA requirements across generator categories; check applicable state rules too.
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Find EPA Construction General Permit resources and stormwater planning templates; confirm which permit applies to your site.
Visit official page ↗PHMSA materials for employers planning DOT hazardous materials training.
PHMSA / DOT
Review the federal training topics, frequency, and recordkeeping requirements for hazmat employees.
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Use PHMSA’s employer-focused guide to plan and document a training program.
Visit official page ↗Official examples and recordkeeping materials you can adapt to your own workplace.
OSHA
Browse example written programs, including hazard communication and other common topics. Adapt each example to your workplace.
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Get OSHA Forms 300, 300A, and 301, with supporting instructions.
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