OSHA Gear Certification OMB Supporting Statement, Apr
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OSHA submitted an OMB Supporting Statement for information collection requirements related to gear certification under OSHA regulations. The document, associated with docket OSHA-2010-0042, provides OMB with the agency's justification for paperwork burden hours and cost estimates for employers required to certify personal protective equipment and safety gear. The supporting statement is part of OSHA's compliance with the Paperwork Reduction Act for certification-related recordkeeping requirements.
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OSHA has submitted an OMB Supporting Statement for information collection requirements associated with gear certification. The document relates to OSHA's regulatory authority under 29 CFR 1910 for personal protective equipment certification requirements. OMB uses supporting statements to evaluate agency paperwork burden estimates and compliance costs before approving information collection requests under the Paperwork Reduction Act.
Affected employers and manufacturers subject to OSHA's gear certification requirements should monitor the OSHA-2010-0042 docket for any updates to burden hour estimates or modified recordkeeping requirements. Compliance officers should review their current certification documentation practices against any revised requirements that may emerge from this information collection review.
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