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Course Approval Status:
ABO # STWQO013-1
APPROVED for 2 Hour(s) of CE
New York - (#04-39) DISP
APPROVED for 2 Hour(s) of CE
FL - (#20-165021) Technical
NOT APPROVED for 1 Hour(s) of CE
Tennessee Approval Pending
PENDING for 2 Hour(s) of CE
Nevada - SP
APPROVED for 2 Hour(s) of CE
Ohio - SP
APPROVED for 2 Hour(s) of CE
Georgia - (SP)
APPROVED for 2 Hour(s) of CE
Ontario Opticians
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It is important to note that OSHA may often reference the MINIMUM standard for safety. As technology changes, standards can become more stringent; OSHA does not update their references as quickly as standards change because they do not have the staff or the budget available to keep up with changes as quickly as they happen. They reference what was the most stringent standard available at the time. It could take up to 10 years before they re-write a standard. They expect an employer to be aware of the best protection available for the job at hand. An important point of reference used by OSHA is “The General Duty Clause.” |
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