Abstract:
Hazard Communication; notice of proposed rulemaking; public hearings
to be held in Washington, D.C., 6/15/82; Houston, TX, 7/13/82; San
Diego, CA, 7/20/82; and Detroit, MI, 7/27/82.

Abstract:
Hazard Communication; Proposes to add new 1910.1200. Notice of
proposed rulemaking and notice of hearing.

Abstract:
Hazard Communication; Public Hearings. Notice of proposed
rulemaking; modification of hearing notice; location change from San
Diego to Los Angeles.

Abstract:
Hazard Communication; Public Hearings. Reprint of May 12, 1982
document (47 FR 20324) to meet publication date requirements.

Abstract:
Hazard Communication; Evaluating and communicating chemical hazards
to employees. See Labeling. FINAL STANDARD.

Abstract:
Hazard Communication; standard (HCS) Advance notice of proposed
rulemaking. Request for comments and information on expanding the
scope of industries covered by the HCS. Information is required to
establish the current status of hazard communication within the
industries outside manufacturing and the appropriateness of covering
those industries in a manner similar to the coverage of
manufacturing in the current rules. Twelve questions have been
listed for areas in which information is lacking. Comments due
February 25, 1986.

Abstract:
Hazard Communication - disclosure of trade secrets to nurses.
Proposed standard to add occupational health nurses to the list of
health professionals entitled to non-emergency trade secret access
under the Hazard Communication Standard Comments and requests for a
hearing must be received by January 31, 1986. See Labeling.

Abstract:
Hazard Communication Standard (HCS). Modifications to the standard
as to the trade secret definitions and access of employees and their
representatives to trade secrets are published as an interim final
rule to be effective 11/29/85. Includes a definition of trade
secret. Comments due January 27, 1986. See Labeling.

Abstract:
Hazard Communication, Interpretation Regarding Lubricating Oils.
This notice summarizes OSHA's position on this issue. The
interpretations described in this notice go into effect December 20,
1985.

Abstract:
Modification of the trade secret definition and the trade secret
access provisions of the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS),
1910.1200. This final rule implements the U.S. Court of Appeals for
the Third Circuit decision by adopting a trade secret definition
that does not protect chemical identity information that is readily
discoverable through reverse engineering and by adopting provisions
that permit employees and their designated representatives access to
trade secrets. Occupational health nurses are permitted access to
trade secrets.