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Question: Do States with OSHA-approved State plans have the same industry exemptions as Federal OSHA?
Answer:
States with OSHA-approved plans may require employers to keep records for the State, even though those employers are within an industry exempted by the Federal rule.
For more information, explore OSHA's Recordkeeping Requirements.
Standard Number: 1904.2, 1904 - Table of Contents
