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Type	Title	Date	State
Interpretations	Storage of compressed gas cylinders used in construction work.[1926.350; 1926.350(a)(9)]	09/21/2012	National
Directives	10/30/1978 - STD 1-12.6 - 29 CFR 1910.218 Forging Machines	07/07/2003	National
Directives	10/30/1978 - STD 1-14.1 - Replacement Welding Tips	07/09/2003	National
Directives	10/30/1978 - STD 3-8.1 - Welding, Cutting or Heating of Metals Coated with Lead-Bearing Paint	07/09/2003	National
Interpretations	29 CFR 1926.350(a)(7), securing compressed gas cylinders - rational for and hazards addressed by the requirement.[1926.350; 1926.350(a)1926.350(a)(7); 1926.350(a)(1); 1926.350(a)(9); 1926.350(a)(6); 1926.350(a)(11); 1926.350(a)(12)]	01/19/2005	National
Interpretations	Arc welding from suspended scaffolds: feasibility of grounding.	01/13/1998	National
Interpretations	Certification of manufactured products intended for use in the workplace.	12/14/1994	National
Interpretations	Clarification of the OSHA reference to welding rods in a 03/21, Memorandum to Regional Administrators [1910.1200]	10/06/1995	National
Interpretations	Conflict between requirements of 1910.252 and 1910.146	07/30/1993	National
Interpretations	Definition of "in storage" and clarification of the requirements for intermittent use of gas cylinders.	12/31/1998	National
Interpretations	Enforcement of ventilation requirements for welding operations.[1910.252(c)]	08/27/1993	National
Interpretations	Flashback Arrestors and Backflow Protective Equipment for Welding Operations. [1910.253]	01/28/1992	National
Interpretations	Frame grounding of arc welding machines. [1926.351]	04/02/1993	National
Interpretations	General industry and construction standards regarding "in use" or "ready to use" and "storage" of compressed gas and oxygen cylinders for welding; §1910.253(b)(2)-1910.253(b)(4) and §1926.350(a)(10). [1910.253; 1910.253(b)(2); 1910.253(b	05/08/2006	National
Interpretations	Hazards associated with aluminum grinding.[1915.4(r); 1915.504(b)]	10/08/2009	National
Interpretations	Male infertility and welding engineers. [1910 Subpart H]	10/27/1992	National
Interpretations	OSHA's General Industry standard requires damaged welding leads to be replaced and not to be repaired. [1910.254(d)(9)(iii); 1926.351(b)(2); 1926.351(b)(4)]	04/05/2005	National
Interpretations	Permissibility of the welding of joists over 40-feet in length, while the hoisting line is kept in place, instead of field bolting.[1926.757(a)(8); 1926.757(a)(8)(i); 1926.757(a)(8)(ii); 1926.757(b)(3); 1926.757(c)(2)]	11/20/2003	National
Interpretations	Storage of oxygen and acetylene cylinders for construction vs. general industry. [ 1910.253; 1910.253(b)(2); 1910.253(b)(3); 1910.253(b)(4); 1926.350; 1926.350(a)(10)]	05/10/2006	National
Interpretations	Temporary storage carrier for oxygen and acetylene cylinders. [1910.253]	04/20/1992	National
Interpretations	Training and competency for oxygen-fuel gas welding equipment use.	05/13/1998	National
Interpretations	Use of "objective data" to accurately characterize employee exposures to hexavalent chromium during welding operations.	11/14/2006	National
Interpretations	Use of portable arc welding machines in inclement weather.[1926.351; 1926.351(a); 1926.351(b); 1926.351(c); 1926.351(d); 1926.354; 1926.406; 1926.406(c)]	04/30/2010	National
Interpretations	Use of the "Regulator Umbrella" for "in use" or "connected for use" conditions for portable compressed gas cylinders. [1910.253; 1910.253(b)(5)(ii)(B); 1910.253(b)(5)(ii)(D); 1910.253(b)(5)(ii)(I); 1926.350; 1926.350(a)(10)]	05/12/2006	National
Interpretations	Welder electrical safety training.	03/12/1998	National
Interpretations	Welding, cutting, and heating near flammables.[1926.352(c)]	12/04/1995	National
Interpretations	Workers must be protected from hazards of heated (hot) surfaces.	08/19/1998	National