Standard Interpretations (Archived)

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Previous Years > 1996

December

[12/31/1996] OSHA's Nursing Home Safety and Health Initiative.
[12/20/1996] Employee exposure to overhead loads in multiple lift rigging (christmas treeing) of steel members.[1926.550(a)(19); 1926.550(b); 1926.701(e)(2); 1926.651(e)]
[12/13/1996] Framework for a Comprehensive Health and Safety Program in Nursing Homes.[1904]
[12/09/1996] Recordability of a work related injury.
[12/09/1996] Issuance of and paying for Personal Protective Equipment.[1910.132; 1910.133; 1910.134; 1910.135; 1910.136; 1910.137; 1910.138]

November

[11/25/1996] Citations which were issued to Heinz, U.S.A.[1910.119; 1910.146]
[11/06/1996] Permit-Required Confined Spaces and Lockout/Tagout.[1910.146; 1910.147]
[11/01/1996] The proper recording of cases involving restricted work activity.[1904]
[11/01/1996] Maintenance activities performed in oil and gas production operations.[1910.147]
[11/01/1996] The OSHA injury and illness recording requirements pertaining to cases of Barotitis Media.[1904]

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August

July

June

[06/21/1996] Crystalline silica exposure for construction and general industry.
[06/20/1996] Lockout/tagout procedures; training; annual inspection; outside personnel.[1910.147]
[06/18/1996] Proposed revision to the OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping requirements contained in 1904.[1904]
[06/17/1996] Interpretation regarding the removal of a recorded case from your 1993 OSHA Log.[1904]
[06/13/1996] Respirator Concerns.[1910.134; 1910.1028]
[06/10/1996] Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act of 1996.
[06/06/1996] Concerns regarding OSHA's release of draft guidelines for workplace violence prevention for night retail establishments.
[06/06/1996] OSHA's release of draft guidelines for workplace violence prevention for night retail establishments.
[06/04/1996] Recordability of an injury which occurred to one of your employees.[1904]
[06/04/1996] Recording of injuries and illnesses which occur to temporary workers.[1904]
[06/04/1996] Recordkeeping Requirements in Relation to the Boy Scouts of America.[1904]
[06/04/1996] Recording an occupational injury in the OSHA injury and illness records.[1904]
[06/04/1996] OSHA Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Interpretation.[1904]

May

[05/30/1996] Fall protection for vendors delivering roofing materials.[1926.501; 1926.502(d)]
[05/28/1996] The Dangers of Carbon Dioxide Exposure.
[05/28/1996] Machine guarding.[1910.147]
[05/23/1996] Medical services and first aid requirements.[1926.50]
[05/22/1996] Notification of standard action, final rule; corrections and technical amendments.[1901; 1902; 1910; 1915; 1926; 1928; 1950; 1951]
[05/21/1996] Regulations pertaining to the application of butterfly bandages.[1904]
[05/20/1996] Interpretation regarding completion of the OSHA 101 Supplementary Record.[1904]
[05/15/1996] The Effect of the 1904 Rulemaking Effort on the De Minimis Citation Policy.[1904]
[05/10/1996] Employee Emergency Plans and Fire Prevention standard;Portable Fire Extinguishers standard; Electrical Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution standard.[1910.22; 1910.38; 1910.157; 1910.180; 1910.269]
[05/10/1996] IDLH values.[1910.120; 1926.65]

April

[04/30/1996] Information on temporary workers in the electronic assembly industry and office workers.[1910.1200; 1926.59]
[04/29/1996] Joint Investigations with EPA.
[04/18/1996] OSHA Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Interpretations.[1904]
[04/18/1996] Deletion of non-recordable and changed case entries from the OSHA 200 log.[1904]
[04/18/1996] OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping interpretations.[1904]
[04/18/1996] OSHA Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Interpretations.[1904]
[04/18/1996] Definition and determination of work related injuries and illnesses.[1904]

March

[03/28/1996] Asbestos Standard for Construction.[1910; 1926.1101]
[03/26/1996] Landowner and the loggers.
[03/26/1996] Information on temporary workers.
[03/06/1996] Working conditions at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City.

February

[02/29/1996] Training requirements for class II roofing work.[1926.1101]
[02/26/1996] An interpretation on respirator use under the Interim Final Rule for Lead in Construction.
[02/23/1996] Baseline audiograms.[1910.95]
[02/23/1996] Errors in 29 CFR 1910.1000, Tables Z-1 and Z-3.[1910.1000]
[02/22/1996] Minimum number of dive team members required to support scuba diving.[1910.410; 1910.422; 1910.424]
[02/12/1996] An interpretation concerning OSHA recordkeeping requirements as applied to sheltered workshops.[1904]
[02/12/1996] The coverage of the OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping requirements.[1904]
[02/12/1996] The proper recording of several cases.[1904]
[02/12/1996] The recordability of a particular illness case on the OSHA No.200.[1904]
[02/07/1996] Clarification of the Process Safety Management of Highly Hazardous Chemicals Standard.[1910.106; 1910.119]

January

[01/25/1996] Core Elements for Maine 200-type Programs.
[01/22/1996] The recording of hearing loss on the OSHA Form 200.
[01/16/1996] Process Safety Management (PSM) of Highly Hazardous Chemicals.[1910.119]
[01/11/1996] Process Safety Management (PSM) at work sites.[1910.119]


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