Under Cal/OSHA rules, an employer must post which of the following at the worksite?
Explanation
Labor Code §6328 requires the Cal/OSHA 'Safety and Health Protection on the Job' notice to be posted where employees can see it, and 8 CCR §340(b) requires any citation to be posted at or near the place of the violation for three working days or until abated. (c) is the near miss worth knowing: the Form 300A annual summary of injuries and illnesses must be posted from February 1 to April 30, but it reports TOTALS, and 8 CCR §14300.35 requires individual names to be protected for privacy-concern cases - so a public list of injured workers gets the duty backwards. (a) treats posting as discretionary. (b) is unrelated to safety.
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