The written program outlining the guidelines to be posted and distributed is necessary to apprise the employees not only of the laws and regulations, but also of the potential risks to their hearing. 1910.104: Oxygen. The written program for oxygen use, such as the oxy-acetylene torch, requires proper placarding and operating instructions be posted in the vicinity of operation to minimize the risk of accidents.

1910.217: Mechanical power presses. The label that must be affixed to each press regarding current certification and pertinent safety record information and operation, as well as records of certification and safety issues, will help to maintain a safe working environment and track record for the presses.

1910.145: Specifications for accident prevention signs and tags. The appropriate markings for various safety hazards and accompanying signage in convenient locations making these signs clear will help for efficient safety procedures.

Five Training Standards

1910.95: Occupational...

If any employees might be exposed to the noise of 85 decibels created in certain parts of the manufacturing process, extra training in auditory safety is necessary.
1910.199: Process safety management of highly hazardous chemicals. The use of the solvents and compressed acetylene and oxygen require specialized training that is regularly repeated in order to maintain safety.

1910.217: Mechanical power presses. Regular training of press operators not only ensures safety for both the operator and other nearby workers, but also ensures efficient operation.

1910.252: Welding. The training of several different positions, including welders and fire watchers, allows for the safest possible use of welding equipment in the manufacturing process.

1910.134: Respiratory protection. proper training in the necessary precaution (ventilation, equipment, and general usage) of volatile chemicals and other respiratory hazards will protect employee health from exposure to solvents, etc.)