Standard Interpretations (Archived)

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Previous Years > 1984

December

[12/31/1984] Review of the QNX, Incorporated EverX sign.
[12/17/1984] American Red Cross Standard First Aid Modular System[1910.151(b)]
[12/17/1984] Update to House Subcommittee on Manpower and Housing on implementing OSHA Instruction CPL 2-2.37[1910.120]
[12/17/1984] Review of Medic First Aid Program[1910.151(b)]

September

[09/18/1984] Clarification of Citing for Alleged Violations of Employees Not Using Appropriate Eye or Face Protection in the Construction Industry.[1926.28; 1926.102]
[09/13/1984] Hazard of falling in the steel erection industry.[1926.105]
[09/07/1984] Point of instability of a crane.[1926.550]

July

[07/31/1984] Interpretation on extension cords for portable hand tools.
[07/24/1984] Department of Labor Regional Safety and Health Committees
[07/11/1984] Fall protection for employees while erecting, dismantling or making alterations to scaffolds in excess of five feet in ship repairing or shipbuilding operations.[1915.77; 1915.71]

June

[06/28/1984] Hydraulic Truck Cranes.[1926.550]

May

[05/22/1984] Clarification on requirements for wire rope around temporary- planked or temporary metal-decked floors.[1926.750]
[05/04/1984] The UL-TEMA (7800 Series) provides eye protection equivalent to ANSI Z87.1-1968.[1910.133(a)(6)]

March

[03/21/1984] "Built-up" roofing work.[1926.500]

January

[01/31/1984] Data is lacking to determine if the UL-TEMA (7800 Series) complies with ANSI Z87.1-1968.[1910.133(a)(6)]
[01/31/1984] Prelift plans.[1926.550]
[01/01/1984] The vision guard eye protection device complies with ANSI Z87.1- 1968 but need to be permanently mar[1910.133(a)(6)]


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