OSHA compliance guides, grounded in the federal record.
Plain-language guides that answer the questions safety teams ask, each one citing the controlling Code of Federal Regulations text. Every guide draws on the current 29 CFR text and the OSHA enforcement record.
The guides
Which written safety programs OSHA actually requires you to document — hazcom, LOTO, EAP, respiratory, bloodborne, confined space — with the CFR cites for each.
What 29 CFR 1910.147 requires — energy-control procedures, periodic inspections, training, and group lockout — broken down with enforcement data and CFR citations.
What OSHA's hazard assessment rule requires — the written PPE certification under 1910.132, what inspectors check, and how to document it. With CFR citations.
CFR enforcement explorer
See OSHA enforcement statistics for any standard: citation counts, top-cited sections, and where a part ranks. The 41,209 above is every citation issued under 29 CFR 1910.147 since 2015.
For the same citation data filtered to your sector, run the free OSHA citation-risk tool. It ranks the standards most cited in your industry by NAICS code and state.