29 CFR 1910 (standard regulations)

29 CFR 1910 outlines OSHA’s workplace safety and health standards for general industry in the United States. It sets rules to protect workers from hazards such as falls, electrical shocks, harmful chemicals, and machinery injuries. The regulations require employers to identify risks, provide proper training, use safety equipment, and maintain a safe work environment. Ultimately, it aims to prevent accidents and illness, ensuring workers can perform their jobs safely. Compliance helps employers avoid penalties and promotes a culture of safety and health in the workplace.