No. This is because even when two businesses operate in the same industry (and in the same state), there will likely be different organizational, environmental, and socio-economic factors that present different risks for each business which need mitigating in different ways. Businesses that wish to develop their own, unique OSHA compliance checklist should conduct a risk assessment based on OSHA standards to identify risks to workplace safety and health, and then implement the appropriate substitutions or controls to mitigate the risk of injury or illness.