MEMORANDUM FOR A1 - Air Force E-Publishing

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8.8.6.1. Date of investigation/inspection.
8.8.6.2. Agency of inspector.
8.8.6.3. Workplace visited.
8.8.6.4. Reason for visit.
8.8.6.5. Results of investigation or inspection and violation reference or any notices of
unsafe and unhealthful working conditions with the RAC assigned.
8.8.6.6. Problems encountered, if any.
8.8.6.7. If significant hazards or deficiencies are identified or problems occur during a
DoL OSHA inspection or investigation, call the MAJCOM. The MAJCOM will notify
AFSC/SEG.
8.8.6.8. POC Name and DSN.
8.9. DoL Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Visit
Summary. Establish procedures for obtaining and recording all OSHA visits to the installation
or GSU sites where OSHA issues a notice of unsafe or unhealthy working condition. By 1
December each year, submit a summary report of these visit results to AFSC/SEG (OSHA Visit
Summary). The summary contents required are:
8.9.1. Installation, unit, and command.
8.9.2. Date of inspection.
8.9.3. Area and organization inspected.
8.9.4. Copy of citation.
8.9.5. Violation reference.
8.9.6. Assigned RAC of each violation.
8.9.7. Corrective action response forwarded to OSHA.
8.10. DoL Inspection of Contractor Operations. Authority 29 CFR 1960, reference
Attachment 1. Within the 50 states and US territories, Air Force contractors operating from Air
Force or privately-owned workplaces located on or off Air Force installations are subject to
enforcement authority by federal and state safety and health officials. Check with base legal
office/JA to determine which areas of the installation fall under federal jurisdiction. Authorized
safety officials from states without OSHA-approved safety and health plans may, subject to the
exceptions in this instruction, exercise jurisdiction over contractor operations. At overseas
locations, local government agencies may conduct inspections of contractor workplaces or
operations as stipulated in status of forces or country-to-country agreements.
8.10.1. Federal OSHA officials may perform OSH inspections of Air Force contractor
workplaces in areas where the US holds exclusive federal jurisdiction.
8.10.2. The DoL does not have authority over working conditions for which another federal
agency or certain state agencies exercises statutory authority to prescribe or enforce standards
or regulations affecting safety and health. Thus, OSHA authority does not extend to working
conditions specifically covered by: