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Subcontractor
5 OSHA and HazCom articles tagged "Subcontractor" — practical, CFR-cited guidance verified against primary sources.
The GC Wants Your OSHA 300 Log Before You Can Bid. Do You Have to Provide It?
No OSHA rule requires you to hand your 300 Log to a general contractor, owner or prequalification platform — and if you choose to share it, 1904.29(b)(10) requires the employee names to come off first. Who actually holds a right to your records, what to send instead, and the redaction the rule makes mandatory.
OSHA Multi-Employer Worksite Doctrine: Who Gets the Citation?
On a shared jobsite, OSHA can cite more than one employer for the same hazard. The four roles in CPL 02-00-124, the two-step test, all thirteen of OSHA's own examples, and what the courts have said.
Subcontractor Safety Management: Multi-Employer HazCom Compliance
How a general contractor manages subcontractor chemical safety on a shared jobsite: prequalification, chemical coordination, training checks, inspections and the record that answers OSHA's reasonable-care questions.
Subcontractor HazCom: Managing Liability on Job Sites
On a shared jobsite, every employer that brings chemicals owes the others three written exchanges under 1910.1200(e)(2), and the GC is usually the controlling employer under OSHA's multi-employer policy. How to run both.
Automate RFI Requests for Subcontractor SDSs: Close the Compliance Gap
Chasing missing SDSs from subs by email costs time and leaves a multi-employer citation risk. How to automate the SDS request workflow, the OSHA duty behind it, and how to price your own manual process.