What are the OSHA requirements regarding dress code in a warehouse?

Answer 1

The OSHA requirements for clothing, in a warehouse or anywhere else, are that employers must assess the work place and require appropriate clothing to prevent injury. The employer must document that assessment and be able to support it objectively.

OSHA does not get specific, except that clothing and other protective equipment that cannot be used outside the workplace must be provided by the employer at no cost to the employee.

Answer 2

OSHA has no dress code requirements for any workplace. OSHA does require that each employer assess the hazards of each work location and require the use of appropriate personal protective equipment, which might include hard hats, safety shoes and other pieces of apparel.

Answer 3

There are no OSHA requirements for dress codes in hospitals.

Answer 4

There is no such thing as an OSHA dress code.

Answer 5

OSHA has no dress code requirement. It merely requires that employers assess the hazards in a workplace and determine what protective clothing and equipment is needed.