Track OSHA citation trends relevant to loading dock and forklift operations

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Steps

  1. Review OSHA's currently published enforcement and citation data directly on osha.gov rather than relying on secondhand summaries, since rankings and counts change year to year.
  2. Pay particular attention to standards commonly implicated in dock operations - powered industrial trucks (1910.178), dockboards and fall protection (1910.26/1910.28), and lockout/tagout (1910.147) - when reviewing current citation data.
  3. Use citation trend data to prioritize which written procedures and training to audit first, rather than treating all standards as equal risk.
  4. Cross-check any statistic against OSHA's own current enforcement data page before including it in a safety brief.

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