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OSHA interpretation · 1994-08-25

Posting requirements for non-fixed construction sites.

← All interpretations§ 1904

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August 25, 1994 Mr. Fred C. Sumner Safety Manager Kimmins Contracting Corp. 1501 2nd Avenue Tampa, Florida 33605 Dear Mr. Sumner: Thank you for your letter dated July 28, outlining your understanding of the OSHA Log 200 posting requirements for non-fixed construction sites. The information as presented in your letter is correct. Also be aware that during the posting period, employers are required to present or mail a copy of the annual summary to employees who do not report to a fixed worksite. If there are employees who report directly to the non-fixed construction site, and do not report to the dispatch office from which the crew vans depart, a copy of the annual summary must be presented or mailed to those employees. I hope you find this information helpful. If you have any further questions or comments, please contact us at Area Code (202) 219-6463. Sincerely, Bob Whitmore Chief Division of Recordkeeping Requirements

Reproduced verbatim from osha.gov. US Government work, public domain (17 U.S.C. § 105).

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