Self-employed individuals and sole proprietors have unique OSHA considerations. While many OSHA regulations don't apply to self-employed workers, you still need to maintain safety when working with contractors, on client sites, or when you hire your first employee.
Essential and recommended compliance elements for Self-Employed / Sole Proprietor
Avoid these common citations that result in fines averaging $2,100
Working without required PPE on client sites
Lack of safety training documentation
Improper tool and equipment maintenance
No emergency procedures
Missing required certifications
Everything you need to stay compliant and avoid costly fines
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