OSHA Rules for Farmers Clarify Duties and Standards
A long outline explains who is covered by OSHA on farms, the roles of the Department of Labor Health and Education, and the commission. It details employer duties under the General Duty Clause, required records, posting citations, and informing workers. It covers five Agriculture safety standards, SMV emblem rules, anhydrous ammonia, pulpwood logging, temporary labor camps, and ROPS. It notes training, recordkeeping by tenants, inspection processes, and penalties, with contact addresses in Kansas City and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Partment of Labor Safety
U.S. Department of Labor
Osha Advisory Committee On Agriculture
OSHA
Department of Labor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
U.S. Secretary of Labor
Missouri
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Osha Agriculture Advisory Committee
U.S.D.A
NIOSH
U.S
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Education Is Important for Farm Safety
Education and awareness reduce farm accidents by teaching hazard recognition and safe responses. Read safety articles, attend classes, follow labels, learn first aid, and promote safety through 4 H FFA scouts Farm Bureau and other programs. Train family and workers in safe methods and set a positive example.
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NSC
FFA
Scouts
Farm Bureau
Extension
Vo Ag
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