OSHA Safety Regulation: Report of the Presidential task force/

Contributor(s):

MacAvoy, Paul W

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Ford Administration papers on regulatory reform | Studies in government regulation | AEI studies; 151Publication details: Washington: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, c1977.Description: 104 p.:illISBN:

0844732494

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

353.008'3 SAF

LOC classification:

HD7262.5.U6 U57 1977

Summary: The OSHA safety regulations had been widely criticized as confusing, complex, difficult to understand, and unrelated to safety. OSHA began a systematic review of the safety regulations in April 1976. Shortly thereafter, a task force was established to aid OSHA in this revision process. Thus, the results of this work as established in this report of the task force, include a new set of regulations for safety equipment on machines that promises both lower costs of regulation and more safety in machine operations.

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The OSHA safety regulations had been widely criticized as confusing, complex, difficult to understand, and unrelated to safety. OSHA began a systematic review of the safety regulations in April 1976. Shortly thereafter, a task force was established to aid OSHA in this revision process.
Thus, the results of this work as established in this report of the task force, include a new set of regulations for safety equipment on machines that promises both lower costs of regulation and more safety in machine operations.

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