Thomas Benjamin Huggett – Littler Mendelson, P.C.

OSHA requires that all employers certify the personal protective equipment required for each job at an establishment. Although OSHA requires only the job title, PPE listing, and signature be written, a hazard assessment must be…more

All employers are required to have a material safety data sheet (MSDS) for all hazardous chemicals in the workplace. This document contains a form letter for requesting a MSDS when one is not sent with an initial shipment. …more

This form identifies all of the information that must be included on a Material Safety Data Sheet as required by OSHA…more

This form covers the elements of a comprehensive right to know and hazard communication program for employees…more

This is a basic form for listing all hazardous chemicals at a facility as required by 29 C.F.R. s 1910.1200(e)(1)(i)…more

OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard allows chemical manufacturer's and importers to withhold some confidential trade secret information from Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). When that information is necessary for safety or…more

This document contains three forms that are part of the OSHA required program for control of hazardous energy. The first form is for development of a machine specific lockout/tagout procedure. The second form is for training…more

This form is to be used when an employee has been exposed to blood or otherpotentially infectious material in the workplace and is sent for off-site medical evaluation…more

This form contains spaces for entry of injury and illness recordkeeping information, hours worked, and other information necessary to determine an establishment's DART and DAWFII rates as used by OSHA. The rate calculations are…more

This form will help an establishment determine which written OSHA programs it has, and which written programs it may need. This is usually the first step in an audit of OSHA compliance and may be completed by the establishment…more

This form outlines all of the considerations necessary for determining whether a particular chemical, substance or mixture is a “Hazardous Chemical” regulated by OSHA's Hazard Communication and Material Safety Data Sheet…more