# Standard Interpretations
1 - 1910.1200(g) - EPA Risk Pesticides Subject to HCS Labeling
2 - 1910.1200(g) - Listing and disclosing Benzene as a human carcinogen on the label and SDS
3 - 1910.1200(g) - Hazard Communication Standard – Classifying 'Articles'
4 - 1910.1200(g) - Hazard communication requirements for commercial ink cartridges
5 - 1910.1200(g) - Application of OSHA PEL for nitric oxide as 8-hr TWA to pregnant employees.
6 - 1910.1200(g) - Alleged deficiencies on an MSDS for one of Icynene's insulation products.
7 - 1910.1200(g) - Request to provide list of corrosive materials and concentrations requiring use of emergency eyewashes and showers.
8 - 1910.1200(g) - Use of generic MSDSs written by third-party companies and employer responsiblities when using an online MSDS service.
9 - 1910.1200(g) - Requirements for maintaining Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) for coal including coal dust, fly ash, and silica dust.
10 - 1910.1200(g) - Material safety data sheet requirements for experimental chemical mixtures that are shipped off-site.
11 - 1910.1200(g) - Current OSHA initiatives to improve quality of chemical hazard information provided to workers.
12 - 1910.1200(g) - Storage of flammable liquids and corrosives in the same cabinet.
13 - 1910.1200(g) - OSHA policies concerning employees working at home.
14 - 1910.1200(g) - OSHA policies concerning employees working at home.
15 - 1910.1200(g) - OSHA will not currently pursue a national MSDS repository.
16 - 1910.1200(g) - Applicability of the Laboratory Standard; MSDS and labeling requirements.
17 - 1910.1200(g) - Chemical suppliers must ensure downstream flow of hazard information (MSDSs).
18 - 1910.1200(g) - Hazard communication requirements for diatomaceous earth.
19 - 1910.1200(g) - Clarification of systems for electronic access to MSDSs.
20 - 1910.1200(g) - OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard.
21 - 1910.1200(g) - Fall Protection at residential construction sites.
22 - 1910.1200(g) - Solvents classified as a combustible liquid on the basis of the MSDS.
23 - 1910.1200(g) - MSDS requirements for salt.
24 - 1910.1200(g) - MSDS labelling requirements.
25 - 1910.1200(g) - MSDS requirements for scrap materials
26 - 1910.1200(g) - Interpretation on whether "an equivalent electronic information system" could be used in lieu of MSDSs to satisfy the HCS.
27 - 1910.1200(g) - Hazard Communication Standard.
28 - 1910.1200(g) - Procedures a demolition and salvage constructor could employ in lieu of providing material safety data sheets for specific metals.
29 - 1910.1200(g) - Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) Material Safety Data Sheet Requirements for the Construction Industry.
30 - 1910.1200(g) - Requirements for downstream transmission of material safety data sheets (MSDSs).
31 - 1910.1200(g) - MSDS distribution requirements for chemical manufacturers and importers, distributors and retail distributors.
32 - 1910.1200(g) - Distributor's and retailer's responsibilities for providing MSDSs.
33 - 1910.1200(g) - Listing of decomposition products on MSDSs where they are present during normal use or only in the event of a fire.
34 - 1910.1200(g) - Distributor of health care products would be a "distributor" rather than a "retail distributor" under the HCS.
35 - 1910.1200(g) - Response to request for OSHA endorsement of a distributor's program for downstream transmittal of MSDSs.
36 - 1910.1200(g) - Hazard determination and MSDS requirements under the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS).
37 - 1910.1200(g) - Material Safety Data Sheet Requirements Under the Hazard Communication Standard.
38 - 1910.1200(g) - Material safety data sheets for liquid plant food.
39 - 1910.1200(g) - Labeling and MSDSs for a stump router cutter head which has carbide tips on the cutter teeth.
40 - 1910.1200(g) - Retention requirements for superseded MSDSs.
41 - 1910.1200(g) - MSDS should be distributed for welding wire containing hazardous chemicals.
42 - 1910.1200(g) - Requirements for alternate warning methods, delays between filling and labeling a chemical container, and label identification of mixtures under HCS.