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Safety & Health Materials
USPS Publications, OSHA Regulations and More

   
   
Description
Filename
Size
USPS Publications
PUB 518, EAP Supervisor's Guide - December 1993
pub518.pdf
486K
PUB 519, Employee Assistance Program - October 1993
pub519.pdf
321K
PUB 45, A Violence-Free Workplace - November 1998
pub45.pdf
65K
PUB 107, Crisis Management for Violent Incidents - May 1997
pub107.pdf
118K
PUB 108, Threat Assessment Team Guide - May 1997
pub108.pdf
163K
EL-804, Safe Driver Program - August 30, 2007
EL-804 (2007-Aug).pdf
4.2MB
EL-812, Hazardous Materials and Spill Response - May 1998
el812.pdf
1.3MB
EL-814, Employee's Guide to Safety - January 1997
el814.pdf
205K
Postal Employees Safety and Health Enhancement Act of 1998 - Applied the full force of the OSHA law to the Postal Service and postal employees
pesea.pdf
115K
OSHA Regulations and Standards - The federal regulations governing occupational safety and health, in two documents from the Code of Federal Regulations. See cautionary note below.

29 CFR 1900-1910.999

oshareg1.pdf
5MB

29 CFR 1910.1000 to end (Subpart Z-Toxic and Hazardous Substances)

oshareg2.pdf
4MB
Joint Statement on Violence and Behavior in the Workplace
Joint Statement on Violence (1) - M-01242, February 14, 1992. This is the initial, groundbreaking statement signed by USPS, NALC and several other postal organizations.
m01242.pdf
57K
Joint Statement on Violence (2) - M-01243, Supplemental statement issued in 1992.
m01243.pdf
35K

C-15697 - National Arbitrator Snow Q90N-4F-C 94024977, August 16, 1996. "[T]he Joint Statement on Violence and Behavior in the Workplace constitutes a contractually enforceable bargain." .... "The grievance procedure of the National Agreement may be used to enforce the parties' bargain, and arbitrators have available to them the flexibility found in arbitral jurisprudence when it comes to formulating remedies, including removing a supervisor from his or her administrative duties."

c15697.pdf
679K
 

Cautionary Note on OSHA Regulations: Please note that laws and regulations can and do CHANGE! See the OSHA Web site for the latest information about OSHA regulations and standards: http://www.osha.gov

         

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