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Department
of Commerce Administrative Orders (DAO)/Memoranda - Safety
The development and
implementation of internal controls is a fundamental building block on
which an accountable program is developed and maintained.
DOC Administrative Orders are used to document and mandate continuing
policies, standards requirements, and procedures prescribed by the
Office of the Secretary of Commerce for Department-wide application or
for application
to two or more major program areas of the Department. They cover substantive
program matters as well as administrative management, legal, or special
staff functions. Link to all DAO's.
Chapter - 0 - Directives
DOC
Supervisors Workers' Compensation Handbook
DAO
200-0 12/24/96 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE HANDBOOKS AND MANUALS.06.
The
Department of Commerce Occupational Safety and Health Manual,
prescribes
Departmentwide policies, procedures, and responsibilities for the
Occupational Safety and Health Program in the Department. (OPI, Office
of Security and Administrative Services)
Chapter - 1 - General
DAO
201-10 5/11/90 Non-Duty Hours Emergency Notification Procedures
Chapter - 2 - Human Resources Management
DAO
202-810 11/24/04 Workers’ Compensation for Federal Employees
Chapter - 9 - Safety
DAO 209-3 12/7/04 Injury, Illness, Accident and Fatality Investigation and
Reporting
DAO 209-5 10/16/70
Safety Award Program
DAO 209-7 3/27/97
Defense of Tort Suits Against Federal Employees Arising from Their
Official Duties
DAO 209-8 8/10/92
Access for People with Disabilities to Meetings and Other Group Events
Chapter - 10 - Emergency Readiness
DAO 210-1 1/03/77
Emergency Readiness Actions 3/08/77 Amendment 1
DAO 210-2 2-09-77 Vital
Records Program
DAO 210-4 12/01/75
Administration of the National Defense Executive Reserve Program
DAO 210-5 1/17/77
Emergency Succession to Key Officials
DAO 210-7 4/15/77
Commerce Responsibilities in Disasters
DAO 210-9 11/25/70
Use of the Code of Emergency Federal Regulations
DAO 210-10 2/23/96
Emergency Operations for Departmental Continuity
DOC Memoranda
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