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Type	Title	Date	State
Directives	10/07/1991 - L 2-2.52 CH-1 - Page Changes to OSHA Instruction CPL 2-2.52	07/22/2003	National
Directives	10/16/1980 - STD 1-5.16 - Venting LP-Gas to the Atmosphere	07/16/2003	National
Interpretations	Air monitoring results, citations, and employee exposure records.[1910.1020(e)(1)(i); 1910.1020(c)(5); 1910.1020(c)(6); 1910.1020(g)(1)]	03/27/2002	National
Interpretations	Appropriate air sampling methods for copper and zinc oxide.	04/01/1999	National
Interpretations	Calculation methods used under the air contaminants standard for extended work shifts.	01/23/1997	National
Case Studies	Can a Worker Sue His Employer for Exposure to Mold?		National
Guidance Documents	Carbon Monoxide Fact Sheet		National
Interpretations	Carbon Monoxide or High Temperature Alarm Requirement for Portable Breathing Air Compressors.	07/05/1994	National
Interpretations	Compliance with NFPA 30-2000 ventilation requirements is considered a deminimus violation.	08/27/2001	National
Interpretations	Correct placement of air sampling cassettes on abrasive blasters.	01/04/1999	National
Interpretations	Correct placement of air sampling cassettes on employees performing welding operations.	02/03/1999	National
Interpretations	Determination of airborne concentrations of methylene chloride; protection of employees covered by 1910.1052.[1910.1052; 1910.1052(k); 1910.1200]	05/12/2003	National
Interpretations	Employees in a cotton yarn manufacturing plant who voluntarily wear cloth over their mouths and noses to prevent lint from sticking to their skin.[1910.134]	03/09/1995	National
Interpretations	Exposure monitoring requirements under the coke oven emissions standard.	12/07/1999	National
Interpretations	Exposures to polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB's) in lighting equipment.[1910.1000]	03/11/1993	National
Guidance Documents	Formaldehyde Fact Sheet		National
Guidance Documents	Guidelines for the Protection and Training of Workers Engaged in Maintenance and Remediation Work Associated with Mold		National
Interpretations	Hierarchy of controls for exposure to air contaminants.[1910.1000; 1910.107(d)(9)]	06/24/2002	National
Guidance Documents	Mold [OSHA Fact Sheet]		National
Guidance Documents	Occupational Exposure to Flavoring Substances: Health Effects and Hazard Control		National
Interpretations	Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) regulations for ozone [1910.1000; 1910.1200]	09/29/1994	National
Interpretations	OSHA's coke oven emissions standard is not applicable to the construction industry.	06/22/1999	National
Guidance Documents	Preventing Mold-Related Problems in the Indoor Workplace		National
Interpretations	Record retention requirements for indoor air quality documents and reports.[1910.1020(c)(5); 1910.1020(c)(5)(i); 1910.1020(c)(5)(iii); 1910.1020(d)(1)(ii); 1910.1020(c)(13); 1910.1020(c)(6)(ii)(C)]	08/01/2002	National
Interpretations	Reiteration of Existing OSHA Policy on Indoor Air Quality: Office Temperature/Humidity and Environmental Tobacco Smoke.[1910.1000]	02/24/2003	National
Guidance Documents	Small Business Guide for Ethylene Oxide		National
Interpretations	The interpretation of the OSHA standards 1910.134 and 1910.156 which address the requirements for workers who are actively conducting operations in atmospheres that are immediately dangerous to life.	11/01/1995	National
Interpretations	The use of ozone gas from ozone generators in a large room.	04/03/1995	National
Interpretations	Using a "generic type" certificate of analysis for Grade D breathing air.	02/05/1999	National
Interpretations	Wood dust sampling. [1910.1000]	04/22/1993	National