Companies using safety N95 respirators face mask must comply with OSHA's Respiratory Protection Standard (1910.134). OSHA Standard 1910.134 requires that where respirators are necessary to protect the respiratory health of the employee, the employer shall implement a respiratory program.
Incidence rates are a metric used to compare your companyâs safety performance against a national or state average. DART stands for days away, restricted or transferred.
Probationers that are ordered into the DART program are required to report to Special Programs and Services immediately upon sentencing and/or release from custody for the initial intake process. During this process the probationer is enrolled in the program, signs paperwork regarding the program rules and is given a phone number to contact the DART line daily.