OSH Enforcement Procedures

The following OSH Enforcement Procedures provide guidance to compliance personnel, to ensure responsibilities are carried out in an effective, efficient and consistent manner. Some of the documents are federal documents that have been adopted for application in North Carolina. Other documents have been created specifically for North Carolina. Note: Only documents listed here have been adopted for use in North Carolina. The files below can be sorted by document type.

Code of Federal Register (CFR) – Federal OSHA code of federal regulations adopted for application in N.C.
Compliance Directive (CPL) – Federal OSHA compliance directives provides compliance policies and enforcement procedures and have been adopted for application in N.C.
Field Operations Manual (FOM) – Provides guidance to compliance personnel to ensure procedures and processes are carried out in a consistent manner.
Memorandum (Memos) – OSH Division compliance memorandums provides guidance or clarification to staff.
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) – Provides working relationship agreements between other agencies and the OSH Division.
Operational Procedure Notice (OPN) – Provides OSH Division internal policies and work practice instructions.
Standards Notice (SN) – Provides interpretations developed by the OSH Division.
Standards Directive (STD) – Federal OSHA directives that clarify or provide guidance regarding occupational safety and health standards and have been approved by the OSH Division for use in N.C.

Procedure
CFR 137 - Lead (Lifting of Judicial Stay)
CFR 138A - Occupational Exposure to 4,4'-Methylenedianiline - Correction
CFR 140 - Consolidation of Repetitious Provisions
CFR 141A - Shipyard Employment
CFR 142A - Safety Standards for Scaffolds Used in the Construction Industry
CFR 144 - Longshoring and Marine Terminals
CFR 144A - Marine Terminals
CFR 144B - Marine Terminals; Vertical Tandem Lifts
CFR 144C - Marine Terminals; Vertical Tandem Lifts
CFR 147 - Occupational Exposure to Methylene Chloride
CFR 147A - Occupational Exposure to Methylene Chloride
CFR 149 - Sanitation
CFR 150 - Temporary Labor Camps
CFR 152 - Medical Services and First Aid
CFR 154 - Helicopters
CFR 155 - Pulp, Paper, Paperboard Mills
CFR 156 - Textiles
CFR 157 - Sawmills
CFR 011A - Telecommunications
Memo - Enforcement Inspection Guidance for Tree Care and Tree Removal Operations
Memo - Davey Tree Court Ruling
CPL 02-00-002 - American Red Cross Agreement
CPL 03-00-008 - Combustible Dust Explosion Prevention Program
CFR 127N - Tracking of Workplace Injuries and Illnesses
Memo - Prisoner Complaints Under the OSH Act
STD 01-01-001 - Defining the Term "Nominal Diameter"
STD 01-03-003 - Powered Platforms for Exterior Building Maintenance
STD 01-04-002 - Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)
STD 01-09-001 - Fire Protection System Spraying
STD 01-05-010 - Spray Booths - Average Air Velocity
STD 01-05-015 - Flammable and Combustible Liquids - Storage Quantities
STD 01-05-016 - Liquid Propane Gas - Venting to the Atmosphere
STD 01-05-018 - U.S. DOT Exemption DOT-E 8845
STD 01-06-001 - Personal Protective Equipment - Hand Protection in Meat Cutting
STD 01-06-005 - Personal Protective Equipment - Hard Hat Exemption
STD 01-08-002 - Eye Washes and Emergency Showers - Battery Charging Stations
STD 01-09-002 - Dry Chemical Portable Fire Extinguishers - Testing
STD 01-09-003 - Fire Brigades - Fire-Resistive Coats
STD 01-11-004 - Industrial Trucks; Battery Charging Stations
STD 01-11-006 - Powered Industrial Trucks
STD 01-11-007 - Securing Trucks or Trailers to Loading Docks
STD 01-12-001 - Guarding of Fan Blades
STD 01-12-004 - Radial Saws - Labeling
STD 01-12-005 - Circular Meat Cutting Saws - Guards
STD 01-12-006 - Forging Machines
STD 01-12-007 - Platen Presses
STD 01-12-009 - Chain Saws - Blade Guards
STD 01-12-010 - Machine Guarding - Food Waste Disposal Equipment
STD 01-12-014 - Power Transmission Belts
STD 01-12-015 - Automatic Cut-off Saws - Guards