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Each state manages signs and tags differently. Use the chart below to determine if additional requirements apply to your operations.

Federal regulatory citation

29 CFR 1910.145 — Specifications for Accident Prevention Signs and Tags

State comparison

State	Adherence to federal regulations	State regulatory citation	State-specific requirements
Alabama	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Alaska	Incorporated by reference	8 AAC 61.1010	None. View federal
Arizona	Incorporated by reference	R20-5-602	None. View federal
Arkansas	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
California	Operates an OSHA-approved State Plan above and beyond federal regulation	Title 8, Subchapter 7, Sections 3272, 3320, 3321, 3333, 3340, 3341, and 3730	Extensive. View state
Colorado	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Connecticut	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Delaware	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
District of Columbia	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Florida	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Georgia	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Hawaii	Incorporated by reference	HAR 12-60-50	None except for revised definitions. View state
Idaho	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Illinois	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Indiana	Incorporated by reference	IC 22-8-1.1-15 (Click Laws, then Indiana Code, then Title 22, then Article 8.)	None. View federal
Iowa	Incorporated by reference	IAC 875-10.3(88)	None. View federal
Kansas	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Kentucky	Incorporated by reference	803 KAR 2:309	None. View federal
Louisiana	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Maine	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Maryland	Incorporated by reference	09.12.31.00	None. View federal
Massachusetts	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Michigan	Operates an OSHA-approved State Plan above and beyond federal regulation	Part 37, including R408.13701 to 408.13738	Extensive. View state
Minnesota	Incorporated by reference	MAR 5205.0010	None. View federal
Mississippi	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Missouri	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Montana	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Nebraska	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Nevada	Incorporated by reference and operates above and beyond federal regulations	NRS 618.295	None. View state
New Hampshire	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
New Jersey	Incorporated by reference for public sector employees. Follows federal for private sector employees	NJAC 34:6A-30	None. View federal
New Mexico	Incorporated by reference	11.5.2.9 NMAC	None. View federal
New York	Incorporated by reference for public sector employees. Follows federal for private sector employees	12 NYCRR 800.3	None. View federal
North Carolina	Incorporated by reference	13 NCAC 07F.0101	None. View federal
North Dakota	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Ohio	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Oklahoma	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Oregon	Incorporated by reference with further requirements	OAR 437-002-0140 and OAR 437-002-0145	Adds requirement for conspicuous warning devices. View state
Pennsylvania	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Rhode Island	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
South Carolina	Incorporated by reference	South Carolina Code of State Regulations Chapter 71, Article 1, Subarticle 1 (section 71-108) and Subarticle 6	None. View federal
South Dakota	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Tennessee	Incorporated by reference	Chapter 0800-01-01	None. View federal
Texas	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Utah	Incorporated by reference	UAC R614-1-4	None. View federal
Vermont	Incorporated by reference	Agency 24, Department of Labor, Sub-Agency 050, VT Occupational Safety and Health	None. View federal
Virginia	Adopted federal regulations	16VAC25-90-1910 (click “Section 1910” link)	None. View federal
Washington	Operates an OSHA-approved State Plan with no state equivalent to 1910.145, but state adds requirements for biohazard signs, tags, and markings	WAC 296-800-110 and WAC 296-800-11045	Adds biohazard requirements. View state
West Virginia	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Wisconsin	Follows federal	None	None. View federal
Wyoming	Incorporated by reference	Department of Workforce Services Administrative Rule 053.0025.10, “General Environmental Controls (J)”	None. View federal

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