OSHA 1970: Occupational Safety and Health Act - Primary federal law governing workplace safety and health standards in the United States
ADA: Americans with Disabilities Act - Requires consideration of accessibility and reasonable accommodations in workplace risk assessments
EPA Regulations: Environmental Protection Agency regulations - Environmental impact considerations and hazardous materials handling requirements
FLSA: Fair Labor Standards Act - Considerations regarding working hours and conditions that may impact risk assessment
29 CFR 1926: Construction Industry Standards - Specific safety requirements and guidelines for construction-related tasks
29 CFR 1910: General Industry Standards - Comprehensive safety standards applicable to most workplace environments
29 CFR 1904: Record Keeping Requirements - Mandatory documentation and reporting requirements for workplace incidents and hazards
State OSHA Programs: State-specific workplace safety programs that may have additional or more stringent requirements than federal OSHA
Hazard Communication Standard: Requirements for communicating hazards to workers, including labeling and safety data sheets
ISO 31000: International standard providing principles and guidelines for effective risk management practices
ANSI/ASSP Z690.2: American National Standards Institute risk management principles and guidelines for workplace safety
HIPAA: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act - Privacy requirements for handling medical information in risk assessments
