What does WRP stand for?

Work Restriction Protection (OSHA)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

They can take advantage of the standard's "grandfather clause," though even they must have a Work Restriction Protection plan, described later in this article, in operation by Jan.

OSHA's ergonomic standard in the health care workplace

The work restriction protection is necessary to ensure that workers would come forward in the early stages of an MSD, when the conditions are more easily treated, asserts Gary Orr, PE, CPE, an ergonomist with OSHA who was involved in drafting the standard.

Finally, the long-delayed OSHA ergonomics rule takes aim at aching ...

In referring to the work restriction protection section of the rule, David Farmer, senior vice president of federal affairs for the Alliance, said "it pre-empts the state workers' comp system, and we don't think [OSHA] has the authority to do that.

OSHA Issues Ergonomics Standard