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 1  2011 - 06/07/2011 - Shearing a structural member during demolition is not considered cutting as that term is used in 1926.62.
 2  2008 - 09/10/2008 - Requirement for an employer to conduct an exposure assessment for tasks involving lead-containing paint.
 3  2004 - 04/05/2004 - Blood lead laboratories are not required to report the OSHA levels at which additional employer obligations are triggered under the lead standards.
 4  2003 - 01/13/2003 - Clarification of "as free as practicable" and lead contamination under 29 CFR 1926.62.
 5  1999 - 03/01/1999 - Using X-ray fluorescence for analysis of lead in paint and applicability of other agencies lead levels.
 6  1997 - 03/31/1997 - Additional Enforcement Policy Change for Respiratory Protection Required for Abrasive Blasting.
 7  1997 - 03/18/1997 - OSHA Lead Standards, both General Industry and Construction.
 8  1997 - 01/23/1997 - Calculation methods used under the air contaminants standard for extended work shifts.
 9  1996 - 07/15/1996 - Application of OSHA's health standards
 10  1996 - 04/16/1996 - OSHA's Interim Final Rule of Lead in Construction.
 11  1996 - 03/04/1996 - The biological monitoring requirements under the Final Rule for Lead.
 12  1996 - 01/18/1996 - Lead in construction.
 13  1995 - 09/05/1995 - Shower requirements for the Lead in Construction Standard.
 14  1995 - 08/30/1995 - Interim interpertation concerning Type-CE respirators used in abrasive blasting that are manufactured by the E.D. Bullard Company, Models 77 and 88.
 15  1995 - 06/13/1995 - Compliance with medical surveillance requirements for lead exposure during hazardous waste site operations.
 16  1995 - 04/04/1995 - Employee notification as covered under 29 CFR 1926.62(d)(8)(i).
 17  1994 - 12/16/1994 - Request for interpretation of the final lead in construction.
 18  1994 - 12/05/1994 - Corrective Change to the Lead in Construction Compliance Directive, CPL 2-2.58.
 19  1991 - 06/18/1991 - Lead-based paint removal technology