OSHA Requirements: Occupational Safety and Health Act requirements for workplace safety, including documentation and reporting standards
ADA Compliance: Americans with Disabilities Act standards ensuring accessibility and safety considerations for individuals with disabilities
NFPA 101: National Fire Protection Association Life Safety Code establishing minimum requirements for new and existing buildings to protect building occupants from fire, smoke, and toxic fumes
FEMA Guidelines: Federal Emergency Management Agency guidelines for emergency preparedness and risk assessment
International Building Code: IBC standards providing minimum requirements for building systems to safeguard public health, safety, and general welfare
Local Building Codes: Municipality-specific building regulations and safety requirements that must be adhered to in addition to federal standards
Joint Commission Standards: Healthcare-specific safety and risk assessment requirements for medical facilities accreditation
ASTM & ANSI Standards: Industry consensus standards for safety testing, materials, and procedures established by ASTM International and American National Standards Institute
State Fire Codes: State-specific fire safety regulations and requirements for fire prevention and protection
State Workplace Safety: State-level workplace safety regulations that may exceed federal OSHA requirements
HIPAA Compliance: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act requirements for protecting sensitive patient health information in safety documentation
Emergency Action Plans: Required documentation and procedures for emergency situations, including evacuation plans and emergency response protocols
