OSHA updates emphasis program on warehouses and distribution centers
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OSHA has extended and updated its National Emphasis Program on warehouses and distribution centers, with the new program set to expire on July 13, 2031. The program focuses regulatory attention on safety compliance in warehouse and distribution center operations across multiple industry classifications.
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Washington — OSHA has extended and updated its National Emphasis Program on warehouses and distribution centers. The previous NEP expired in July; the updated one is set to expire on July 13, 2031. The NEP covers the following industries by North American Industry Classification Systems codes:…
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