NAICS 493, 484 · Warehousing & Logistics
PIT, racking, dock safety, and ergonomics.
Warehousing is in the middle of the most aggressive emphasis program in a decade. Cairn keeps your distribution centers, fulfillment hubs, and last-mile yards on top of the standards being cited most actively right now.
Most-cited in Warehousing & Logistics (NAICS 493 & 484)
The standards your inspector will open first.
| Standard | Title | Enforcement frequency |
|---|---|---|
| 29 CFR 1910.178 | Powered industrial trucks | Most cited |
| 29 CFR 1910.176 | Materials handling — General | Heavily cited |
| 29 CFR 1910.22 | Walking-working surfaces | Heavily cited |
| 29 CFR 1910.132 | PPE — General requirements | Frequently cited |
| 29 CFR 1910.305 | Wiring methods | Frequently cited |
What we hear from Warehousing & Logistics teams
The compliance questions that won't go away.
Cairn is built around the compliance questions that keep safety directors up at night.
- PIT operator certification, refresher, and three-year evaluation cadence
- Racking inspection and load-rating documentation
- Heat illness prevention in non-climate-controlled facilities
- Ergonomic exposure for manual pick operations
- Yard truck and dock-leveler safety programs
A question Cairn answers in seconds
"Under the Warehousing emphasis program, what does the agency expect to see during a programmed inspection of a fulfillment center?"
Warehousing & Distribution Center NEP — Active emphasis program
How safety teams use Cairn
Plays that pay back the subscription.
NEP readiness
Map every element of the Warehousing emphasis program to your current program and surface gaps.
PIT incident review
Pull recent accident narratives in your NAICS to brief operators with real precedent.
Heat-rule prep
Track the proposed federal heat rule and how state plans (CA, OR, WA, MN) currently differ.
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We'll run real queries against your facility list and show what the corpus has on your peer industry.