TheMichigan OSHA Compliance Guidefocuses on the most commonly violated MIOSHA standards for general industry; it incorporates checklists for an employer to perform self-audits and has sample written safety plans to help employers implement MIOSHA standards. TheGuideprovides employers with the knowledge and the framework for a safer work environment. Key topics in this edition of theGuideinclude: MIOSHA Overview Chapter, with sections on employer and employee rights and responsibilities; in-depth discussion of who is responsible for the safety of leased and temporary employees; methods to obtain compliance assistance, and more Extensive coverage of Michigan’s Hazard Communication (Employee Right-to-Know) Standard that explains Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) requirements in relation to the Hazard Communication Standard Five sample written safety plans that an employer can copy and use, plus a Checklist of Commonly Required Plans. Plans included in the Guide are: Emergency Action, General Safety and Health, Hazard Communication, Hazard Assessment and PPE, and Workplace Violence Prevention MIOSHA training requirements with general discussions of over 50 specific topics, along with a Chart of Periodic Training and Certification Requirements Comprehensive analysis and discussion of MIOSHA recordkeeping, posting, and reporting requirements Over 60 safety inspection checklists incorporating MIOSHA standards Short summaries of more than 100 MIOSHA safety standards for general industry, including citations Top 20 MIOSHA Violations list and a directory of Michigan safety agencies