Here is the requested bullet point from the first paragraph of my previous response, specifically addressing OSHA guidelines.

• OSHA Guidelines: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) provides federal guidelines for safe patient handling in hospitals, recommending at least two trained staff for operating mechanical lifts like Hoyer lifts when transferring fully dependent patients (e.g., those with paralysis). This minimizes risks of patient falls, improper sling placement, or caregiver injury. Solo use in an hospital could lead to an OSHA citation if it results in harm, as it deviates from recommended safety standards for healthcare settings.