Safety and Health Program- Disclaimer

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Disclaimer

All lessons are generic. All lessons are copyrighted. All rights reserved. Completion of the lessons does not necessarily certify individuals to be "Trained". Other training may be required for certification (in certain fields) and in some cases "hands-on" job training may be required. The information contained within this (these) document(s) are solely advisory, and should not be substituted for legal, financial or other professional advice. Contact OSHA at 800-321-6742 or your safety advisor or attorney for assistance and/or guidance before instituting this as your safety and health training program or using any of the lessons. Any and all decisions and actions must be done through the advice and counsel of a qualified safety advisor, attorney, agent, financial advisor, CPA, and/or other professional. We cannot be held responsible for actions you may take without proper advice.

All information is provided as is. Home Building Manual, LLC makes no guaranties as to accuracy, content, currency, quality, or fitness for a particular purpose, of any of the information presented on these pages.

If you rely on the information on these pages, you are responsible for ensuring by independent verification its accuracy or completeness. You should refer to OSHA 29 CFR 1910 and 1926 (as applicable) and any National, State, Local or Regulatory regulations that may apply, before any of the lessons are presented. You should not rely on these lessons as absolute.

All information is provided as is.

We strive to make our product as complete as possible. However, due to it's "generic nature", we assume no liability for any industry specific information which may or may not be covered. All final, legal, and financial responsibility is assumed by the individual or organization which purchases this product. Should you have any questions regarding the completeness and accuracy of the material as it pertains to your individual business, you should seek legal counsel and speak to your Regional OSHA Compliance Office before implementing or using this product.

We urge you to refer to OSHA Publications 29 CFR 1926 and 1910 and any National, State, Local or Regulatory regulations that may apply, and to use these resources, to make your program more complete, current, accurate, and business specific before implementing or using this product. We urge you to periodically review the www.OSHA.gov website or other regulatory websites (that apply) for any regulation/ruling that may affect your business/organization.