::Title:: Comparisons and Differences Between OSHA and NSTA 

::Heading:: OSHA
::Body:: 
   ** OSHA made new requirements for fall protection, minimum 
    approach distances, and arc-flash protection.
    ** and for host employers and contract employers to 
    exchange safety-related information.
    
::Heading:: NSTA and Image
::Body:: 
   ** NSTA states that all schools, even if not required by law, 
   should provide appropriate safety engineering controls. 
   ** NSTA also 
   requires there to be a safety data sheet on every campus.
   This shows what a safety data sheet looks like
    [[https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSgG7rduF8w6TJXnxGs7nTKB82_1khakChLoQ&usqp=CAU]]
    
::Heading:: Comparisons
::Body:: 
   ** Both OSHA and NSTA require 
    there to be SDS or 
    safety data sheets on any campus.
    **OSHA and NSTA both regulate rules and regulations to ensure
    working places are as safe as possible.
    
::Heading:: Differences
::Body:: 
    **NSTA says all schools, even if not 
   required by law,should provide 
   appropriate safety engineering controls
   **NSTA is more focused on schools, while OSHA is more 
   focused on working places.

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