Walking-Working Surfaces: OSHA Takes Major Steps to Overhaul Slips, Trips, and Falls Standard

For years, general industry employers have sought to prevent slips, trips and falls in their workplaces. Unfortunately, Subpart D, "Walking-Working Surfaces," has provided little in the way of clear, concise requirements. This has changed, however, with the finalization of a new rule on November 18, 2016, that took major steps in overhauling the existing standard.

Written by J. J. Keller Editor Jennifer Stroschein, the free whitepaper Walking-Working Surfaces Overview summarizes the new Walking-Working Surfaces requirements, including:

• Fall protection
• Training
• Personal protective equipment
• Critical compliance dates
• And more!

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