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Tired of having to access multiple websites to get the compliance
information you need? You can access the CRC by typing the following URL into your browser:
http://www.setonresourcecenter.com.
Topic Library The Topic Library offers more in-depth information and resources such as Topic Overviews; Compliance Forms; OSHA Interpretations & Directives; Fact Sheets; Training; Fatal Facts & more! Here are a few of our current topics: • Confined Spaces • Hazard Communication • Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) • Job Hazard Analysis/PPE SetonAlerts for Safety FREE Newsletter Be sure to sign up for our FREE monthly newsletter that will keep you informed on latest OSHA news and regulatory developments. Just click on the newsletters section on our home page, or to sign-up now, click here. Regulations Need to research federal regulations to see if your company is in compliance? Just click on the appropriate regulation in the left hand column. Choose from: • 29 CFR (OSHA) • 40 CFR (EPA) • 49 CFR (DOT) Click on any of the links on the page to navigate to the specific regulation you need. For OSHA 29 CFR regulations, you'll find a handy link to "Related Products" next to the regulations. Click on any of these links to view the full list of Seton products related to this specific standard. You can then link directly into our online catalog to purchase or to learn more about any of these products. To view the full text of the regulation, just click on the standard reference number (for example 1910.37).You'll notice that whenever there's a Seton product related to the regulation, we've added a product image in the left margin. To order or learn more about this product, just click on the image! Federal Register The Federal Register is the official daily publication for Rules, Proposed Rules, and Notices of Federal agencies and organizations, as well as Executive Orders and other Presidential Documents. You should review each day's Federal register to stay on top of key rulings and potential regulatory changes. Just click on the day of the week in the handy Calendar or retrieve past month's issues by browsing the archive in the pull down box. There are also some very handy tools such as "FR Search" for conducting a Federal Register search based on keyword; "CFR Parts Affected This Month" for quickly accessing current regulatory changes that may affect your industry; and "Today's Regulatory Reminders" for staying on top of rules that may be going into effect. OSHA State Plans Need access to your state approved Occupational Safety and Health plan and key contact information? Just click your state, and you'll link right into your state's official website to get the information you need! MSDS Online Library Do you need an MSDS for a specific hazardous chemical? Get instant access to an online database of over 350,000 MSDSs to access the MSDS you need in a flash! Just type in the keyword in the search box and click the Search button. Some guidelines apply when performing a full-text search:
Training Resources Having a hard time finding the time to develop effective safety training? Here's where you'll find ready-to-use training resources such as interactive Crossword Puzzles and Training Presentations that have the same "look & feel" as a PowerPoint presentation to help you run an effective training meeting! Compliance Toolbox In our Toolbox, you'll have access to Compliance Checklists; Sample forms and Prewritten Safety Programs to help you develop and maintain your EH&S program. The handy Checklists will guide you step-by-step through a safety audit to help you uncover potential hazards in your workplace. Just click on a topic and a checklist will open up in a PDF format. Note: you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open a PDF document. To download Adobe software go to: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html The Checklists are interactive PDF documents, which means you can click on the check off boxes whenever you're in compliance and then print them out for a hard copy document. To print a checklist, just "right click" with your mouse and then hit "Print". The Prewritten Safety Programs provide valuable guidance in complying with OSHA Requirements for establishing safety programs. You should review the OSHA standard for particular requirements that are applicable to your specific situation. Your Feedback is Greatly Appreciated! We'd love to hear what you think about our new Compliance Resource Center!
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