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Bob:
I have to agree with you, I know of no minimum number of employees.

Recently, a 'addition' (comm) job got a visit from OSHA, no more than 10 people on the site. Five warnings, one $$ ticket. Next day there were OSHA rules & reg posters/signs, etc. I was not EC on this site.

Also, I don't know if we (NJ) have Fed OSHA, or NJOSHA?? NJ also has a POSHA, for Municipal Properties/Public Employees.

John


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John, your mention of the posters is another good point. We were fined for not having the up to date posters in a job trailer once.

However the fine was waived after we provided documentation (letters) of where we had requested the new posters from NCOSHA.

Roger

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