While there is no exact fixed page count for Washington Administrative Code (WAC) Title 296 - Department of Labor and Industries, printed or compiled versions of the chapter run to thousands of pages across all labor, safety, and insurance rules. Let us help you navigate these rules to build a strong and resilient safety and health program. Not in Washington? That's okay too! This part of our site is designed to point you to compliance resources that we routinely encounter across many industries.
Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act
Safety and Health Core Rules (WAC 296-800)
Recordkeeping and Reporting (WAC 296-27)
Logging Safety and Health Standards (WAC 296-54)
Sawmill Safety and Health Standards (WAC 296-78)
Wildland Fire Smoke Protections (WAC 296-820)
Outdoor Heat Protections (WAC 296-62-095)
A brief compilation of online resources to help you identify hazards in your workplace to help prevent illnesses or injuries.
AirNow Air Quality Monitoring (Interactive Map)
National Weather Service (Spokane NWS)
OSHA logging e-tool (logging hazard identification)
OSHA sawmill e-tool (sawmill hazard identification)
Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970
Idaho Logging Safety (State of Idaho Logging Safety Group)
OSHA recordkeeping regulations (29 CFR 1904)
OSHA logging safety regulations (29 CFR 1910.266)
OSHA sawmill safety regulations (29 CFR 1910.265)