SubTitle31-372-1_31-372-108-1928. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH, Title31 Labor, Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies

Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies (Last Updated: June 14,2023)

SubTitle31-372-1_31-372-108-1928. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH

Sec. 31-372-1. Purposes and scope

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These regulations specify the rules of practice for seeking limitations, variations, tolerances, and exemptions from the Occupational Safety and Health Standards of Connecticut. These rules are intended to secure a prompt and just conclusion to the proceedings relating to petitions seeking such relief.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-2. Definitions

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As used in this Article:

(a) "Act" means the Connecticut Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1973.

(b) "Affected Employer" or "Affected Employee" means any employer or employee who would be affected by the grant or denial of any petition.

(d) "Employee" means a person employed or permitted to work by a corporation, partnership, company, or individual.

(e) "Employer" means the State of Connecticut or its political subdivisions.

(f) "Owner", "Lessee", "Agent", or "Manager of a building" means one or more individuals, partnerships, associations, corporations, business trusts, or legal representatives who control parts or features of a building which are not under the control of a tenant employer.

(g) "Party" means any person, individual, corporation, partnership, association, and the State of Connecticut or any of its political subdivisions having an interest or right to participate in hearings related to these regulations.

(h) "Person" means any individual, corporation, partnership, association, and the State of Connecticut, or any of its political subdivisions.

(Effective October 5, 1979)

Sec. 31-372-3. Petitions for amendments to this part

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Any person may at any time petition the Commissioner in writing to revise, amend, or revoke any provisions of this part. The petition should set forth either the terms or the substance of the rule desired, with concise statement of the reasons therefor and the effects thereof.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-4. Amendments to this part

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The Commissioner may at any time revise, amend, or revoke any provisions of this part, on his own motion or upon the written petition of any person.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-5. Effect of variances

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All variances granted pursuant to this part shall have only future effect. In his discretion, the Commissioner may decline to entertain an application for a variance on a subject or issue concerning which a citation has been issued to the employer involved and a proceeding on the citation or a related issue concerning a proposed penalty or period of abatement is pending before the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission or appropriate state review authority until the completion of such proceeding.

(Effective October 5, 1979)

Sec. 31-372-6. Public notice of a granted variance, limitation, variation, tolerance, or exemption

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Every final action granting a variance, limitation, variation, tolerance, or exemption, under this part shall be published in the Connecticut Law Journal. Every such final action shall specify the alternative to the standard involved which the particular variance permits.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-7. Form of documents; subscriptions; copies

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(a) No particular form is prescribed for applications and other papers which may be filed in proceedings under this part. However, any applications and other papers shall be clearly legible. An original and six copies of any application or other papers shall be filed. The original shall be typewritten. Clear carbon copies, or printed or processed copies are acceptable copies.

(b) Each application or other paper which is filed in proceedings under this part shall be subscribed by the person filing the same, or by his attorney or other authorized representative.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-8—31-372-9. [Reserved]

Sec. 31-372-10. Variances, and other relief under section 31-372 (a) and (e)

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(a) Application for variances. Any owner, employer, or class of employers desiring a variance from a standard or a portion thereof authorized by Section 31-372 of the Connecticut Occupational Safety and Health Act may file a written application containing the information specified in paragraph (b) of this section with the Commissioner.

(b) Contents. An application filed pursuant to paragraph (a) of this section shall include:

(1) The name and address of the applicant;

(2) The address of the place or places of employment involved;

(3) A specification of the standard or portion thereof from which the applicant seeks a variance;

(4) A representation by the applicant, supported by representations from qualified persons having first-hand knowledge of the facts represented, that he is unable to comply with the standard or portion thereof by its effective date and a detailed statement of the reasons therefor;

(5) A statement of the steps the applicant has taken and will take, with specific date where appropriate to protect employees against the hazard covered by the standard;

(6) A statement of when the applicant expects to comply with the standard and what steps he has taken and will take with specific dates where appropriate, to come into compliance with the standard;

(7) A statement of facts the applicant would show to establish that, (i) the applicant is unable to comply with a standard by its effective date because of the unavailability of professional or technical personnel or of materials and equipment needed to come into compliance with the standard or because necessary construction or alteration of facilities cannot be completed by the effective date; (ii) he is taking all available steps to safeguard his employees against the hazards covered by this standard; and (iii) he has an effective program for coming into compliance with the standard as soon as possible;

(8) Any request for a hearing as provided in this regulation;

(9) A statement that the applicant has informed his affected employees of the application by giving a copy thereof to their authorized representative, posting a statement, giving a summary of the application and specifying where a copy may be examined, at the place or places where notices to employees are normally posted, and by other appropriate means; and

(10) A description of how the affected employees have been informed of the application and of their right to petition the Commissioner for a hearing.

(1) An application may be made for an interim order to be effective until a decision is rendered on the application for the variance filed previously or concurrently. An application for an interim order may include statements of fact and arguments as to why the order should be granted. The Commissioner may rule ex parte upon the application.

(2) Notice of denial of application. If the application for an interim order is denied by the Commissioner the applicant shall be advised in writing of the grounds for this denial.

(3) Notice of approval of interim order. If an interim order is granted, the applicant and other interested parties will be served a copy of the order and the contents of the order shall be published in the Connecticut Law Journal. It shall be a condition of the order that the affected employer shall give notice thereof to affected employees in the same manner as he is required to do in case of application for variance.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-11. Variances and other relief under section 31-372 (g)

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(a) Application for variance. Any owner, employer or class of employers desiring a variance authorized by Section 31-372 (g) of the Act may file a written application containing the following information with the Commissioner of Labor.

(b) Contents.

(1) The name and address of the applicant;

(2) The address of the place or places of employment involved;

(3) A description of the conditions, practices, means, methods, operations or processes used or proposed to be used by the applicant;

(4) A statement showing how the conditions, practices, means, methods, operations or processes used or proposed to be used would provide employment and places of employment to employees which are as safe and healthful as those required by the standard from which a variance is sought;

(5) A certification that the applicant has informed his employees of the application by (i) giving a copy thereof to their authorized representative; (ii) posting a statement giving a summary of the application specifying where a copy may be examined, at the place or places where notices to employees are normally posted (or in lieu of such summary, the posting of the application itself); and (iii) by other appropriate means.

(6) Any request for a hearing as provided in this part; and

(7) A description of how employees have been informed of the application and of their right to petition the Commissioner for a hearing.

(1) Application. An application may also be made for an interim order to be effective until a decision is rendered on the application for the variance filed previously or concurrently. An application for an interim order may include statements of fact and arguments as to why the order should be granted. The Commissioner may rule ex parte upon the application.

(2) Notice of denial of application. If an application filed for an interim order for a variance, as described in the preceding paragraph, is denied, the applicant shall be given prompt notice of the denial which shall include, or be accompanied by, a brief statement of grounds therefor.

(3) Notice of the grant of an interim order. If an interim order is granted, a copy of the order shall be served upon the applicant for the order and other parties, and the terms of the order shall be published in the Connecticut Law Journal. It shall be a condition of the order that the affected employer shall give notice thereof to affected employees by the same means to be used to inform them of an application for a variance.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-12. Limitations, variations, tolerances or exemptions

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(a) Application. Any person or class of persons desiring a limitation, variation, tolerance or exemption authorized by Section 31-372 of the Connecticut Occupational Safety and Health Act as he may find necessary and proper to avoid serious impairment of the national defense may file an application containing the information specified below.

(b) Contents.

(1) The name and address of the applicant;

(2) The address of the place or places of employment involved;

(3) A specification of the provision of the Act to or from which the applicant seeks a limitation, variation, tolerance or exemption.

(4) A representation showing that the limitation, variation, tolerance or exemption sought is necessary and proper to avoid serious impairment of the national defense;

(5) Any request for a hearing as provided in this part; and

(6) A description of how employees have been informed of the application and of their right to petition the Commissioner for a hearing.

(1) An application may also be made for an interim order to be effective until a decision is rendered on the application for the limitation, variation, tolerance or exemption filed previously or concurrently. An application for an interim order may include statements of fact and arguments as to why the order should be granted. The Commissioner may rule ex parte upon the application.

(2) Notice of denial of application. If an application filed, pursuant to an application for an interim order is denied, the applicant shall be given prompt notice of the denial, which shall include, or be accompanied, by a brief statement of the grounds therefor.

(3) Notice of grant of an interim order. If the interim order is granted, a copy of the order shall be served upon the applicant for the order and other parties and the terms of the order shall be published in the Connecticut Law Journal. It shall be a condition of the order that the affected employer shall give notice thereof to the affected employees by the same means to be used to inform them of an application of variance.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-13. Modification, revocation and renewal of rules or orders

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(a) Modification or revocation.

(1) An affected owner, employer or an affected employee may apply in writing to the Commissioner for a modification or revocation of a rule or order issued under Section 31-372 of the Act.

The application shall contain:

(i) The name and address of the applicant.

(ii) A description of the relief which is sought;

(iii) A statement setting forth with particularity the grounds for relief;

(iv) If the applicant is an employer, a certification that the applicant has informed his affected employees of the application by: (a) Giving a copy thereof to their authorized representative; (b) Posting at the place or places where notices to employees are normally posted, a statement giving a summary of the application and specifying where a copy of the full application may be examined (or, in lieu of the summary, posting the application itself); and (c) Other appropriate means.

(v) If the applicant is an affected employee, a certification that a copy of the application has been furnished to the employer; and

(vi) Any request for a hearing as provided in this part.

(2) The Commissioner may on his own motion proceed to modify or revoke a rule or order issued in relation to the preceding sections of this article. In such event, the Commissioner shall cause to be published in the Connecticut Law Journal a notice of his intention, affording interested persons an opportunity to submit written data, view, or arguments regarding the proposal and informing the affected employer and employees of their right to request a hearing, and shall take such other action as may be appropriate to give actual notice to affected employees. Any request for a hearing shall include a short and plain statement of: (i) How the proposed modification or revocation would affect the requesting party; and (ii) What the requesting party would seek to show on the subjects or issues involved.

(b) Renewal. Any final rule or order issued pursuant to Sections 31-369, 31-370, 31-371 of this part may be renewed or extended as permitted by the applicable section and in the manner prescribed for its issuance.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-14. Actions on applications

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(a) Defective applications.

(1) If an application filed pursuant to this article does not conform to the applicable section, the Commissioner may deny the application.

(2) Prompt notice of the denial of an application shall be given to the applicant.

(3) A notice of denial shall include, or be accompanied by a brief statement of the grounds for denial.

(4) A denial of an application pursuant to this article shall be without prejudice to the filing of another application.

(b) Adequate applications.

(1) If an application has not been denied pursuant to paragraph (a) of this section, the Commissioner shall cause to be published in the Connecticut Law Journal a notice of the filing of the application

(2) A notice of the filing of an application shall include: (i) the terms or an accurate summary of the application; (ii) a reference to the section of the Act under which the application has been filed; (iii) an invitation to interested persons to submit within a stated period of time written data, views or arguments regarding the application; and (iv) information to affected employers and employees of any right to request a hearing on the application.

(3) A copy of each final decision of the commissioner with respect to an application filed under sections 31-372-10, 31-372-11, or 31-372-13 shall be furnished, within 10 days of issuance.

(Effective October 5, 1979)

Sec. 31-372-15. Request for hearings on applications

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(a) Requests for hearing. Within the time allowed by a notice of the filing of an application, any affected employer or employee may file with the Commissioner a request for a hearing on the application.

(b) Contents of a request for a hearing. A request for a hearing on an application shall include:

(1) A statement of facts indicating how the employer or employee would be affected by the relief sought;

(2) Specification of the statement or representation in the application which is denied, and a summary of evidence which would support a denial; and

(3) Any views or arguments on any issues of fact or law presented.

(Effective October 5, 1979)

Sec. 31-372-16. Consolidation of proceedings

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The Commissioner on his own motion or that of any party may consolidate or contemporaneously consider two or more proceedings which involve the same or closely related issues.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-17—31-372-19. [Reserved]

Sec. 31-372-20. Notice of hearing

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(a) Upon request for a hearing the Commissioner shall serve, or cause to be served, a reasonable notice of hearing.

(b) A notice of hearing shall include:

1. The time, place, and nature of the hearing.

2. The legal authority under which the hearing is to be held.

3. A specification of issues of fact and law.

4. A designation of a hearing examiner to preside over the hearing.

(c) A copy of a notice of hearing served pursuant to paragraph (a) of this section shall be referred to the hearing examiner designated therein, together with the original application and any written request for a hearing thereon filed pursuant to this part.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-21. Manner of service

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Service of any document upon any party may be made by personal delivery of, or by mailing, a copy of the document to the last known address of the party. The person serving the document shall certify to the manner and the date of the service.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-22. Hearing examiners; powers and duties

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(a) Powers. A hearing examiner designated to preside over a hearing shall have all powers necessary or appropriate to conduct a fair, full, and impartial hearing, including the following:

1. To administer oaths and affirmations.

2. To rule upon offers of proof and receive relevant evidence.

3. To provide for discovery and determine its scope.

4. To regulate the course of the hearing and the conduct of the parties and their counsel therein.

5. To consider and rule upon procedural requests.

6. To hold conferences for the settlement or simplification of the issues by consent of the parties.

7. To make, or to cause to be made, an inspection of the employment or place of employment involved.

8. To make decisions in accordance with the Act, this part, and the Administrative Procedure Act.

9. To take any other appropriate action authorized by the Act, this part, or the Administrative Procedure Act.

(b) Private consultation. Except to the extent required for the disposition of ex parte matters, a hearing examiner may not consult a person or a party or any fact at issue, unless upon notice and opportunity for all parties to participate.

1. When a hearing examiner deems himself disqualified to preside over a particular hearing, he shall withdraw therefrom by notice on the record directed to the Chief Hearing Examiner.

2. Any party who deems a hearing examiner for any reason to be disqualified to preside, over a particular hearing, may file with the Chief Hearing Examiner a motion to disqualify and remove the hearing examiner, such motion to be supported by affidavits setting forth the alleged grounds for disqualification. The Chief Hearing Examiner shall rule upon the motion.

(d) Contumacious conduct.

1. Contumacious conduct at any hearing before the hearing examiner shall be ground for exclusion from the hearing.

2. If a witness or a party refuses to answer a question after being directed to do so, or refuses to obey an order to provide or permit discovery, the hearing examiner may make such orders with regard to the refusal as are just and appropriate, including an order denying the application of an applicant or regulating the contents of the record of the hearing.

(e) Referral to federal rules and civil procedure. On any procedural question regulated by this part, the Act, or the Administrative Procedure Act, a hearing examiner shall be guided to the extent practicable by any pertinent provisions of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-23. Prehearing conference

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(a) Upon his own motion or the motion of a party, the hearing examiner may direct the parties or their counsel to meet with him for a conference to consider:

1. Simplification of the issues;

2. Necessity or desirability of amendments to documents for purposes of clarification, simplification, or limitation;

3. Stipulations, admissions of fact, and of contents and authenticity of documents;

4. Limitation of the number of parties and of expert witnesses; and

5. Such other matters as may tend to expedite the disposition of the proceeding and to assure a just conclusion thereof.

(b) Record of conference. The hearing examiner shall make an order which recites the action taken at the conference, the amendments allowed to any documents which have been filed, and the agreements made between the parties as to any of the matters considered, and which limits the issues for hearing to those not disposed of by admission or agreements; and such order when entered controls the subsequent course of the hearing, unless modified at the hearing, to prevent manifest injustice.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-24. Consent findings and rules or orders

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(a) At any time before the reception of evidence in any hearing, or during any hearing a reasonable opportunity may be afforded to permit negotiation by the parties of an agreement containing consent findings and a rule or order disposing of the whole or any part of the proceeding. The allowance of such opportunity and the duration thereof shall be in the discretion of the presiding hearing examiner, after consideration of the nature of the proceeding, the requirements of the public interest, the representations of the parties, and the probability of an agreement which will result in a just disposition of the issues involved.

(b) Any agreement containing consent findings and rule or order disposing of a proceeding shall also provide:

(1) That the rule or order shall have the same force and effect as if made after a full hearing;

(2) That the entire record on which any rule or order may be based shall consist solely of the application and the agreement;

(3) A waiver of any further procedural steps before the hearing examiner and the Commissioner; and

(4) A waiver of any right to challenge or contest the validity of the findings and of the rule or order made in accordance with the agreement.

(1) Submit the proposed agreement to the presiding hearing examiner for his consideration; or

(2) Inform the presiding hearing examiner that agreement cannot be reached.

(d) In the event an agreement containing consent findings and rule or order is submitted within the time allowed therefor, the presiding hearing examiner may accept such agreement by issuing his decision based upon the agreed findings.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-25. Depositions

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(a) Discovery.

(1) For reasons of unavailability or for other good cause shown, the testimony of any witness may be taken by deposition. Depositions may be taken orally or upon written interrogatories before any person designated by the presiding hearing examiner and having power to administer oaths.

(2) Any party desiring to take the deposition of a witness may make application in writing to the presiding hearing examiner, setting forth:

(i) The reasons why such deposition should be taken;

(ii) The time when, the place where, and the name and post office address of the person before whom the deposition is to be taken;

(iii) The name and address of each witness; and

(iv) The subject matter concerning which each witness is expected to testify.

(3) Such notice as the presiding hearing examiner may order shall be given by the party taking the deposition to every other party.

(4) Each witness testifying upon deposition shall be sworn, and the parties not calling him shall have the right to cross-examine him. The questions propounded and the answers thereto, together with all objections made, shall be reduced to writing, read to the witness, subscribed by him, and certified by the officer before whom the deposition is taken. Thereafter, the officer shall seal the deposition, with two copies thereof, in an envelope and mail the same by registered mail to the presiding hearing examiner. Subject to such objections to the questions and answers as were noted at the time of taking the deposition and would be valid were the witness personally present and testifying, such deposition may be read and offered in evidence by the party taking it as against any party who was present, represented at the taking of the deposition, or who had due notice thereof. No part of a deposition shall be admitted in evidence unless there is a showing that the reasons for the taking of the deposition in the first instance exist at the time of hearing.

(b) Whenever appropriate to a just disposition of any issue in a hearing, the presiding hearing examiner may allow discovery by any other appropriate procedure, such as by written interrogatories upon a party, production of documents by a party, or by entry for inspection of the employment or place of employment involved.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-26. Hearings

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(a) Except as may be ordered otherwise by the presiding hearing examiner, the party applicant for relief shall proceed first at a hearing.

(b) The party applicant shall have the burden of proof.

(c)

(1) A party shall be entitled to present his case or defense by oral or documentary evidence, to submit rebuttal evidence, and to conduct such cross-examination as may be required for a full and true disclosure of the facts. Any oral or documentary evidence may be received, but a presiding hearing examiner shall exclude evidence which is irrelevant, immaterial or unduly repetitious.

(2) The testimony of a witness shall be upon oath or affirmation administered by the presiding hearing examiner.

(3) If a party objects to the admission or rejection of any evidence, or to the limitation of the scope of any examination or cross-examination, or to the failure to limit such scope, he shall state briefly the grounds for such objection. Rulings on all objections shall appear in the record. Only objections made before the presiding hearing examiner may be relied upon subsequently in a proceeding.

(4) Formal exception to an adverse ruling is not required.

(d) Official notice may be taken of any material fact not appearing in evidence in the record, which is among the traditional matters of judicial notice or concerning which the Department of Labor by reason of its functions is presumed to be expert:

Provided, that the parties shall be given adequate notice, at the hearing or by reference in the presiding hearing examiner's decision, of the matters so noticed, and shall be given adequate opportunity to show the contrary.

(e) Hearings shall be stenographically reported. Copies of the transcript may be obtained by the parties upon written application filed with the reporter, and upon the payment of fees at the rate provided in the agreement with the reporter.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-27. Decisions of hearing examiners

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(a) Within 10 days after receipt of notice that the transcript of the testimony has been filed or such additional time as the presiding hearing examiner may allow, each party may file with the hearing examiner proposed findings of fact, conclusions of law, and rule or order, together with a supporting brief expressing the reasons for such proposals. Such proposals and brief shall be served on all other parties, and shall refer to all portions of the record and to all authorities relied upon in support of each proposal.

(b) Within a reasonable time after the time allowed for the filing of proposed findings of fact, conclusions of law, and rule or order, the presiding hearing examiner shall make and serve upon each party his decision, which shall become final upon the 20th day after service thereof, unless exceptions are filed thereto, as provided in Section 31-372-28. The decision of the hearing examiner shall include:

(1) A statement of findings and conclusions, with reasons and bases therefor, upon each material issue of fact, law, or discretion presented on the record, and

(2) The appropriate rule, order, relief, or denial thereof. The decision of the hearing examiner shall be based upon a consideration of the whole record and shall state all facts officially noticed and relied upon. It shall be made on the basis of a preponderance of reliable and probative evidence.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-28. Exceptions

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Within 20 days after service of a decision of a presiding hearing examiner, any party may file with the hearing examiner written exceptions thereto with supporting reasons. Such exceptions shall refer to the specific findings of fact, conclusions of law, or terms of the rule or order excepted to, the specific pages of transcript relevant to the suggestions, and shall suggest corrected findings of fact, conclusions of law, or terms of the rule or order. Upon receipt of any exceptions, the hearing examiner shall fix a time for filing any objections to the exceptions and any supporting reasons.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-29. Transmission of record

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If exceptions are filed, the hearing examiner shall transmit the record of the proceeding to the Commissioner for review. The record shall include: the application, any request for hearing thereon, motions and requests filed in written form, rulings thereon, the transcript of the testimony taken at the hearing, together with the exhibits admitted in evidence, any documents or papers filed in correction with pre-hearing conferences, such proposed findings of fact, conclusions of law, rules or orders, and supporting reasons, as may have been filed, the hearing examiner's decision, and such exceptions, statements of objections, and briefs in support thereof, as may have been filed in the proceeding.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-30. Decision of the commissioner

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If exceptions to a decision of a hearing examiner are taken pursuant to Section 31-372-28, the Commissioner shall upon consideration thereof, together with the record references and authorities cited in support thereof, and any objections to exceptions and supporting reasons, make his decision. The decision may affirm, modify, or set aside, in whole or part the findings, conclusions, and the rule or order contained in the decision of the presiding hearing examiner, and shall include a statement of reasons or bases for the actions taken of each exception presented.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-31—31-372-39. [Reserved]

Sec. 31-372-40. Motion for summary decision

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(a) Any party may, at least 20 days before the date fixed for any hearing under Section 31-372-20 through 31-372-30, move with or without supporting affidavits for a summary decision in his favor of all or any part of the proceeding. Any other party may, within ten days after service of the motion, serve opposing affidavits or countermove for summary decision. The presiding hearing examiner may, in his discretion, set the matter for argument and call for the submission of briefs.

(b) The filing of any documents under paragraph (a) of this section, shall be with the hearing examiner, and copies of any such documents shall be served in accordance with Section 31-372-21.

(c) The hearing examiner may grant such motion if the pleadings, affidavits, material obtained by discovery or otherwise obtained, or matters officially noticed show that there is no genuine issue as to any material fact and that a party is entitled to summary decision. The hearing examiner may deny such motion whenever the moving party denies access to information by means of discovery to a party opposing the motion.

(d) Affidavits shall set forth such facts as would be admissible in evidence, and shall show affirmatively that the affiant is competent to testify to the matters stated therein. When a motion for summary decision is made and supported as provided in this section, a party opposing the motion may not rest upon the mere allegations or denials of his pleading; his response must set forth specific facts showing that there is a genuine issue of fact for the hearing.

(e) Should it appear from the affidavits of a party opposing the motion that he cannot for reasons stated present by affidavit facts essential to justify his opposition, the hearing examiner may deny the motion for summary decision or may order a continuance to permit affidavits to be obtained or discovery to be had or may make such other order as is just.

(f) The denial of all or any part of a motion for summary decision by the hearing examiner shall not be subject to interlocutory appeal to the Commissioner unless the hearing examiner certifies in writing (1) that the ruling involves an important question of law or policy as to which there is substantial ground for difference of opinion, and (2) that an immediate appeal from the ruling may materially advance the ultimate termination of the proceeding. The allowance of such an interlocutory appeal shall not stay the proceeding before the hearing examiner unless the Commissioner shall so order.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-41. Summary decision

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(a) (1) Where no genuine issue of a material fact is found to have been raised, the hearing examiner may issue an initial decision to become final twenty days after service thereof, unless, within such period of time any party has filed written exception to the decision. If any timely exception is filed, the hearing examiner shall fix a time for filing any objections to the exception and any supporting reasons.

Thereafter, the Commissioner, after consideration of the exceptions and any supporting briefs filed therewith and of any objections to the exceptions and any supporting reasons, may issue a final decision.

(2) An initial decision and a final decision made under this paragraph shall include a statement of:

(i) Findings and conclusions, and the reasons or bases therefor, on all issues presented; and

(ii) The terms and conditions of the rule or order made.

(3) A copy of an initial decision and a final decision under this paragraph shall be served on each party.

(b) Where a genuine material question of fact is raised, the hearing examiner shall, and in any other case he may, set the case for an evidentiary hearing in accordance with Sections 31-372-20 through 31-372-30.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-42—31-372-49. [Reserved]

Sec. 31-372-50. Effect of appeal of a hearing examiner's decision

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A hearing examiner's decision under this part shall not be operative pending a decision on appeal by the Commissioner.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-51. Finality for purposes of judicial review

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Only a decision by the Commissioner shall be deemed final agency action for purposes of judicial review. A decision by a hearing examiner which becomes final for lack of appeal is not deemed final agency action.

(Effective September 11, 1974)

Sec. 31-372-100-1903. Safety and health standards for abatement verification

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These Occupational Safety and Health Standards were promulgated by the Secretary of the U. S. Department of Labor under the authority of the Williams-Steiger Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (84 Statute 1590–1620). Any changes, additions, deletions or interpretations subsequently made will be adopted as if fully set forth herein.

Title 29, Chapter XVII, Part 1910 as published in the Federal Register, Volume 39, Number 125, June 27, 1974.

Standard Affected	Subject	Fed. Reg. Date	Action
Part 1903	Abatement Verification	3-31-97	New

(Adopted effective March 27, 1998)

Sec. 31-372-101-1910. Safety and health standards for general industry

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Adopt as Section 31-372-101-1910., U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, OSHA Safety and Health Standards (29 CFR 1910.), OSHA Publication 2206, Revised November 7, 1978.

Also adopt the following amendments to Section 31-372-101-1910.:

Standard Affected	Subject	Fed. Reg. Date.	Action
1910.19,	Occupational Exposure to Lead; Final Standard	11-14-78	New
1910.1000 and
1910.1025
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead; Attachments to Preamble for Final Standard	11-21-78	New
1910.1043 and	Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust	12-5-78	Corrections
1910.1046
1910.1000	Air Contaminants Tables	12-8-78	Corrections
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead; Administrative Stay	1-26-79	Corrections
1910.1000	Occupational Exposure to Chlorine; Administrative Stay of Correction to Exposure Level	2-6-79	Adm. Stay
1910.1000	Occupational Exposure to Chlorine; Lifting of Administrative Stay	7-17-79	Correction
(Effective February 11, 1980)
1910.1043	Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust; Cotton Waste Processors and Users	1-26-79	Lift Stay
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead; Notice of Partial Stay	3-13-79	Stay
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead; Corrections to Preamble	4-6-79	Corrections
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead	8-28-79	Corrections
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead; Appendices to Standard	10-23-79	New
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead	11-30-79	Corrections
1910.177	Servicing Multi-Piece Rim Wheels; Procedures	1-29-80	New
1910.217	Mechanical Power Presses	2-8-80	Correction
1910.1043	Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust; New Effective Dates	2-26-80	Effective Date
(Effective October 29, 1981)
1910.20	Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records	5-23-80	Revision
1910.423	Commercial Diving Operations	6-20-80	Correction
1910.1043	Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust in Warehousing and Classing Industries	7-29-80	Effective Date
1910.20	Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records	8-15-80	Corrections
1910.35, .37, .38	Fire Protection; Means of Egress; Hazardous Materials	9-12-80	Revision
.107-.109 .155-
.165b
1910.1043	Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust	9-30-80	Effective Date
1910.1043	Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust	10-10-80	Amendment
1910.1043	Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust	12-30-80	Amendment
1910.95	Occupational Noise Exposure; Hearing Conservation Amendment	1-16-81	Amendment
1910.301-.399	Electrical Standards	1-16-81	Revision
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead	1-21-81	Amendment
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead	2-6-81	Effective Date
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead	3-3-81	Effective Date
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead	3-27-81	Effective Date
1910.95	Occupational Noise Exposure; Hearing Conservation Amendment	4-10-81	Effective Date
1910.20	Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records; Construction Industry; Administrative Stay	4-28-81	Stay
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead; Supplemental Statement of Reasons and Amendment of Standard	4-28-81	Effective Date
1910. Subpart L	Fire Protection; Means of Egress; Hazardous Materials	5-1-81	Corrections
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead, New Trigger Levels for Medical Removal Protection	5-1-81	Effective Date
(Effective October 29, 1981)

1910.19	Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust in Cotton Gins	6-19-81	Deletion
1910.1000	Occupational Exposure to Benzene	6-19-81	Deletion
1910. Subpart "S"	Electrical Standards; Correction	8-7-81	Correction
1910.95	Occupational Noise Exposure; Hearing Conservation Amendment; Rule and Proposed Rule	8-21-81	Amendment
1910.95	Occupational Noise Exposure; Hearing Conservation Amendment	9-11-81	Correction
1910.20	Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records; Construction Industry; Lifting of Administrative Stay	9-15-81	Lifting of Administrative Stay
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead; Revised Supplemental Statement of Reasons	12-11-81	Revision
1910.106	Hazardous Materials; Attendant Exemption and Latch-Open Devices	9-7-82	Revision
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead; Respirator Fit Test	11-12-82	Revision
1910. Subpart "T"	Educational/Scientific Diving	11-26-82	Amendment
1910.1002	Occupational Exposure to Coal Tar Pitch Volatiles; Modification of Interpretation	1-21-83	Revision
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead; Respirator Fit Testing; Corrections	3-8-83	Correction
1910.95	Occupational Noise Exposure; Hearing Conservation Amendment; Final Rule	3-8-83	Revision
1910.95	Occupational Noise Exposure; Hearing Conservation Amendment; Corrections	6-28-83	Correction
1910.177	Servicing of Single Piece and Multi-Piece Rim Wheels; Final Rule	2-3-84	Amendment
Part 1910	Revocation of Advisory and Repetitive Standards; Final Rule	2-10-84	Amendment
1910.1047	Occupational Exposure to Ethylene Oxide; Final Standard	6-22-84	New
(Effective May 3, 1985)
1910.243	Power Lawnmowers; Amendments	2-1-85	Amendment
1910.1029	Coke Oven Emissions Standard; Conforming Deletions	9-13-85	Deletion
1910.1047	Occupational Exposure to Ethylene Oxide; Labeling Requirements	10-11-85	Amendment
(Effective August 22, 1986)
1910.19	Special provisions for air contaminants	12-13-85	Amended
1910.1000	Air Contaminants	12-13-85	Amended
1910.1043	Cotton Dust	12-13-85	Revised
1910.19	Special provisions for air contaminants	6-20-86	Revised
1910.1001	Asbestos, tremolite, anthophyllite and actinolite	6-20-86	Revised
(Effective November 24, 1986)
1910.1043	Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust and Information Collection Requirements Approval	7-3-86	Correction
1910.1047	Occupational Exposure to Ethylene Oxide	7-10-86	Amendment and Correction
(Effective April 29, 1987)
1910.430	Commercial diving standard	9-18-86	Amended
1910.145	Health and safety standards; accident prevention tags	9-19-86	Amended
	Recordkeeping requirements for tests, inspections and maintenance checks pertaining to:	9-29-86
1910.68	Manlifts		Revised
1910.106	Flammable and combustible liquids		Amended
1910.157	Portable fire extinguishers		Revised
1910.179	Overhead and gantry cranes		Revised
1910.180	Crawler, locomotive and truck cranes		Revised
1910.181	Derricks		Revised
1910.217	Mechanical power presses		Revised
1910.218	Forging machines		Revised
1910.252	Welding, cutting and brazing		Revised
1910.440	Recordkeeping requirements; commercial diving		Amended
(Effective July 9, 1987)

1910.120	Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response	12-19-86	(New)
			Interim
			Final Rule
(Effective August 21, 1987)
1910.120	Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response; Corrections	5-4-87	Amendment
1910.1001	Occupational Exposure to Asbestos, Tremolite, Anthophyllite and Actinolite; Corrections and Information Collection Requirements Approval	5-12-87	Amendment
(Effective February 25, 1988)
1910.1200	Hazard Communication	8-24-87	New
1910.19	Special provisions for air contaminants	9-11-87	Amendment
1910.1000	Air contaminants	9-11-87	Amendment
1910.1028	Benzene	9-11-87	New
1910.16	Longshoring and marine terminals	9-25-87	Addition
1910.177	Servicing multipiece and single piece rim wheels	9-25-87	Revision
1910.268	Telecommunications	9-28-87	Revision
(Effective June 27, 1988)
1910.19	Special provisions for air contaminants	12-4-87	New
1910.1000	Air contaminants	12-4-87	Amendment
1910.1048	Formaldehyde	12-4-87	New
(Effective July 27, 1988)
1910.272	Grain handling facilities	12-31-87	New
(Effective October 24, 1988)
1910.1047	Occupational Exposure to Ethylene Oxide (EtO)	4-6-88	Revision Additions
	Safety Testing or Certification of Certain Workplace Equipment and Materials	4-12-88
1910.7	Definition and requirements for a nationally recognized testing laboratory	4-12-88	New
1910.7	Correction to above	5-11-88	Correction
Subpart D-Walking-Working Surfaces
1910.28	Safety requirements for scaffolding	4-12-88	Revision
Subpart E - Means of Egress
1910.35	Definitions	4-12-88	Revision
Subpart H - Hazardous Materials
1910.103	Hydrogen	4-12-88	Revision
1910.106	Flammable and combustible liquids	4-12-88	Revision
1910.107	Spray finishing using flammable and combustible materials	4-12-88	Revision
1910.108	Diptanks containing flammable or combustible liquids	4-12-88	Revision
1910.109	Explosive and blasting agents	4-12-88	Revision
1910.110	Storage and handling of liquified petroleum gases	4-12-88	Revision
1910.111	Storage and handling of anhydrous ammonia	4-12-88	Revision/Addition
Subpart L - Fire Protection
1910.155	Scope and application and definitions applicable to this subpart	4-12-88	Revision/Addition
Subpart N - Materials Handling and Storage
1910.178	Powered industrial trucks	4-12-88	Revision
1910.180	Crawler locomotive and truck cranes	4-12-88	Revision
1910.181	Derricks	4-12-88	Revision
Subpart Q - Welding, Cutting and Brazing
1910.251	Definitions	4-12-88	Revision
Subpart R - Special Industries
1910.265	Sawmills	4-12-88	Revision
1910.266	Pulpwood logging	4-12-88	Revision
Subpart S - Electrical
1910.399	Definitions applicable to this subpart	4-12-88	Revision
(Effective February 6, 1989)
1910.211	Definition	3-14-88	Amendment
1910.217	Mechanical Power Presses	3-14-88	Amendment
(Effective February 6, 1989)

1910.177	Servicing of Multi-Piece and Single Piece Rim Wheels	9-8-88	Revision
1910.1001	Occupational Exposure to Asbestos, Tremolite, Anthophyllite and Actinolite	9-14-88	Revision/Addition
1910.20	Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records	9-29-88	Revision
(Effective March 23, 1989)
1910.120	Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Operation; Final Rule	3-6-89	Revision
(Effective September 25, 1989)
Title	Subpart S—Underground Construction, Caisson, Cofferdams and Compressed Air.	6/2/89	Revision
1926.800	Underground Construction	6/2/89	Revision
(Effective December 4, 1989)
1910.120	Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response	4/13/90	Corrections
Subpart Q - Welding, Cutting and Brazing		4/11/90	Reorganization
1910.252	General requirements
1910.253	Oxygen-fuel gas welding and cutting
1910.254	Arc welding and cutting
1910.255	Resistance welding
1910.256	Sources of standard
1910.257	Standards organization
1910.1001	Asbestos, tremolite, anthophyllite and actinolite	2/5/90	Amendment and Revision
1910.1025	Lead	1/30/90	Revision
(Effective December 31, 1990)
	Electrical Safety Related Work Practices
1910.26	Portable metal ladders	8-6-90	Revised
1910.67	Vehicle-mounted elevating and rotating work platforms		Revised
1910.68	Manlifts		Revised
1910.94	Ventilation		Amended
1910.103	Hydrogen		Revised
1910.106	Flammable and combustible liquids		Amended/Revised
1910.110	Storage and handling of liquified petroleum gases		Amended
1910.178	Powered industrial trucks		Revised
1910.179	Overhead and gantry cranes		Revised
1910.180	Crawler, locomotive and truck cranes		Revised
1910.181	Derricks		Revised
1910.252	Welding cutting and brazing		Revised
1910.261	Pulp, paper and paper board		Revised
1910.265	Sawmills		Amended
1910.266	Pulpwood logging		Amended
1910.304	Wiring design and protection		Amended
1910.331	Scope		New
1910.333	Selection and use of work practices		New
1910.334	Use of equipment		New
1910.335	Safeguards for personal protection		New
1910.399	Definitions applicable to this subpart		Amended
	Electrical Safety Related Work Practices
1910.252	Welding cutting and brazing	11-1-90	Correction
1910.333	Selection and use of work practices		Correction
1910.334	Use of equipment		Correction
1910.147	Control of hazardous energy sources (Lockout/Tagout)	9-20-90	Correction
(Effective November 29, 1991)

1910.332	Electrical Safety related work practices-training	8/6/90	New
1910.399	Electrical Safety related work practices - definitions	11/1/90	Correction
(Effective November 29, 1991)
1910.120	Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response	4/18/91	Correction
1910.1025	Occupational Exposure to Lead	5/31/91	Correction
(Effective December 30, 1991)
1910.1030	Bloodborne Pathogens	12/6/91	Final Rule;
			New
(Effective May 22, 1992)
1910.109	Explosives and blasting agents	2/24/92	Revision
1910.119	Process safety management of highly hazardous chemicals	2/24/92	New
(Effective September 17, 1992)
1910.1001	Occupational Exposure to Asbestos, Tremolite, Anthophyllite and Actinolite	6/8/92	Amended
1910.1048	Occupational Exposure to Formaldehyde	5/27/92	Amended
1910.1048	Occupational Exposure to Formaldehyde	6/10/92	Correction
1910.1048	Occupational Exposure to Formaldehyde	6/18/92	Correction
(Effective July 2, 1993)
1910.19	Special Provisions for Air Contaminants	8/10/92	Amended
1910.19	Special Provisions for Air Contaminants	9/14/92	Amended
1910.1000	Occupational Exposure to Cadmium (Tables)	9/14/92	Amended
1910.1027	Occupational Exposure to Cadmium	9/14/92	New
1910.1050	Occupational Exposure to 4, 4' Methylenedianiline (MDA)	8/10/92	New
1910.1050	Occupational Exposure to 4, 4' Methylenedianiline (MDA)	11/3/92	Amended
(Effective July 21, 1993)
1910.146	Permit-Required Confined Spaces	1/14/93	New
1910.146	Permit-Required Confined Spaces	6/29/93	Correction
(Effective December 22, 1993)
1910.137	Electrical Protective Equipment	1/31/94	Revised
1910.269	Electrical Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution	1/31/94	New
1910.331	Scope	1/31/94	Amended
1910.333	Selection and Use of Work Practices	1/31/94	Revised
1910.1200	Hazard Communication	2/9/94	Amendment
(Effective August 26, 1994)
1910.132	General Requirements	4/6/94	New
1910.133	Eye and Face Protection	4/6/94	Revision
1910.135	Head Protection	4/6/94	Revision
1910.136	Foot Protection	4/6/94	Revision
1910.138	Hand Protection	4/6/94	New
(Effective October 20, 1994)
1910.1201	Retention of DOT markings, placards and labels.	7/19/94	Amended
(Effective January 19, 1995)
1910.269	Electric power generation, transmission, and distribution.	8/9/94	Revision
1910.19	Special provisions for air contaminants.	8/9/94	Revised
1910.1001	Asbestos.	8/10/94	Amended
(Effective February 23, 1995)

1910.266	Logging operations.	10/12/94	Revised
1910.269	Electrical protective equipment.	10/12/94	Revised
(Effective April 19, 1995)
1910.272	Grain handling facilities	03/08/96	Amended
(Effective April 23, 1997)
1910.19	Special provisions for air contaminants	11-04-96	New
1910.1000	Butadiene (1,3 Butadiene)	11/04/96	Amended
1910.1051	Butadiene (1,3 Butadiene)	11/04/96	New
Appendix A	Substance Safety Data Sheet	11/04/96	New
Appendix B	Substance Technical Guidelines	11/04/96	New
Appendix C	Medical Screening, Surveillance	11/04/96	New
Appendix D	Sampling and Analytical Method	11/04/96	New
Appendix E	Respirator Fit Testing	11/04/96	New
Appendix F	Medical Questionnaires	11/04/96	New
(Effective June 27, 1997)
1910.19	Special provisions for air contaminants	1/10/97	New
1910.1000	Table Z-2	1/10/97	Revised
1910.1052	Methylene chloride	1/10/97	New
(Effective September 5, 1997)
1910.94	Ventilation	1/08/98	Amended
1910.111	Storage and handling of anhydrous ammonia	1/08/98	Amended
1910.139	Respiratory protection for M. Tuberculosis	1/08/98	Amended
1910.134	Respiratory protection	1/08/98	Added
1910.134	Respiratory protection	4/23/98	Corrected
Subpart L
1910.156	Fire Brigades	1/08/98	Amended
Subpart Q
1910.252	General requirements	1/08/98	Amended
Subpart R
1910.261	Pulp, paper and paperboard	1/08/98	Amended
Subpart Z
1910.1001	Asbestos	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1003	Carcinogens (4-Nitrobiphenyl, etc.)	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1017	Vinyl Chloride	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1018	Inorganic arsenic	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1025	Lead	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1027	Cadmium	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1028	Benzene	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1029	Coke oven missions	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1043	Cotton dust	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1044	1,2-Dibromo-3 chloropropane	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1045	Acrylonitrile	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1047	Ethylene oxide	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1048	Formaldehyde	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1050	Methylenedianiline	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1051	1,3-Butadiene	1/08/98	Amended
1910.1052	Methylene chloride	1/08/98	Amended
(Effective August 31, 1999)

Subpart H	Hazardous Materials	06/18/98	Amend
Subpart J	General Environmental Controls	06/18/98	Amend
Subpart K	Medical and First Aid	06/18/98	Amend
Subpart L	Fire Protection	06/18/98	Amend
Subpart N	Materials Handling and Storage	06/18/98	Amend
Subpart R	Special Industries	6/18/98	Amend
Subpart Z	Toxic and Hazardous Substances	06/18/98	Amend
1910.16	Longshoring and marine terminals	07/25/97	Revise
1910.16	Longshoring and marine terminals	12/01/98	Amend
1910.178	Powered industrial trucks	12/01/98	Amend
Subpart Z		1/18/01	Amended
Of 29 CFR
1910
1910.1030	Bloodborne Pathogens	1/18/01	Amended
(Effective February 27, 2002)
Subpart Z		1/18/01	Revised
Of 29 CFR
1910
1910.1043	Cotton dust	1/18/01	Revised
(Effective February 27, 2002)
Subpart E of	Exit Routes, Emergency Action	11/7/02	Revised
29 CFR 1910	Plans, and Fire Prevention Plans
1910.33	Table of Contents	11/7/02	Added
1910.34	Coverage and Definitions	11/7/02	Added
1910.35	Compliance with NFPA 101-2000, Life Safety Code	11/7/02	Revised
1910.36	Design and construction requirements for exit routes	11/7/02	Revised
1910.37	Maintenance, safeguards, and operational features for exit routes	11/7/02	Revised
1910.38	Emergency action plans	11/7/02	Revised
1910.39	Fire prevention plans	11/7/02	Added
Subpart H of	Hazardous Materials	11/7/02	Revised
29 CFR 1910
1910.119	Process safety management of highly hazardous chemicals	11/7/02	Revised
1910.120	Hazardous waste operations and	11/7/02	Revised
	and emergency response
Subpart L of	Fire Protection	11/7/02	Revised
29 CFR 1910
1910.157	Portable fire extinguishers	11/7/02	Revised
Subpart R of	Special Industries	11/7/02	Revised
29 CFR 1910
1910.268	Telecommunications	11/7/02	Revised
1910.272	Grain handling facilities	11/7/02	Revised
Appendix A to		11/7/02	Revised
1910.272
Subpart Z	Toxic and Hazardous Substances	11/7/02	Revised
1910.1047	Ethylene oxide	11/7/02	Revised
1910.1050	Methylenedianiline	11/7/02	Revised
1910.1051	1,3-Butadiene	11/7/02	Revised
(Effective February 9, 2004)

Subpart I	Authority	12/31/03	Amended
1910.139	Respiratory protection for M. Tuberculosis	12/31/03	Removed
(Effective September 1, 2004)
Subpart T	Authority	2/17/04	Amended
1910.401	Scope and application	2/17/04	Amended
1910.402	Definitions	2/17/04	Amended
Appendix C	Alternative Conditions Under Section 1910.401(a)(3) for Recreational Diving Instructors and Diving Guides (Mandatory)	2/17/04	Added
(Adopted effective June 7, 2005)
Subpart I	Authority	8/4/04	Amended
1910.134	Respiratory Protection -	8/4/04	Amended
Appendix A	Controlled Negative Pressure
	REDON Fit Testing Protocol
(Effective September 2, 2005)
1910	Authority	2/28/06	Amended
1910.1000	Air contaminants
Table Z-1	Limits for Air Contaminants	2/28/06	Amended
Table Z-2		2/28/06	Amended
1910.1026	Chromium (VI)	2/28/06	Added
(Adopted effective January 2, 2007)
1910	Authority	8/24/06	Amended
1910.134	Respiratory protection	8/24/06	Amended
Subpart Z	Authority	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1001	Asbestos	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1017	Vinyl chloride	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1018	Inorganic arsenic	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1025	Lead	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1027	Cadmium	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1028	Benzene	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1029	Coke oven emissions	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1043	Cotton dust	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1044	1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1045	Acrylonitrile	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1047	Ethylene oxide	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1048	Formaldehyde	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1050	Methylenedianiline	8/24/06	Amended
1910.1052	Methylene chloride	8/24/06	Amended
(Adopted effective September 11, 2007)
Subpart A	General	2/14/07	Amended
1910.6	Incorporation by reference	2/14/07	Amended
Subpart F	Powered Platforms, Manlifts, and Vehicle-	2/14/07	Amended
	Mounted
	Work Platforms
1910.66	Powered platforms for building maintenance	2/14/07	Amended
Appendix D	Existing Installations (Mandatory)	2/14/07	Amended
Subpart S	Electrical	2/14/07	Amended
1910.302	Electric utilization systems	2/14/07	Amended
1910.303	General	2/14/07	Amended
1910.304	Wiring design and protection	2/14/07	Amended
1910.305	Wiring methods, components, and equipment for general use	2/14/07	Amended
1910.306	Specific purpose equipment and installations	2/14/07	Amended
1910.307	Hazardous (classified) locations	2/14/07	Amended
1910.308	Special systems	2/14/07	Amended
1910.399	Definitions applicable to this subpart	2/14/07	Amended
Appendix A	References for Further Information	2/14/07	Amended
Appendix B		2/14/07	Removed
Appendix C		2/14/07	Removed
(Adopted effective March 10, 2008)

Subpart I	Authority	11/15/07	Amended
1910.132	General requirements	11/15/07	Amended
(Adopted effective December 9, 2008)
Subpart A	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
1910.9	Compliance duties owed to each employee	12/12/08	Added
Subpart G	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
1910.95	Occupational noise exposure	12/12/08	Amended
Subpart I	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
1910.134	Respiratory protection	12/12/08	Amended
Subpart L	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
1910.156	Fire brigades	12/12/08	Amended
Subpart Z	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1001	Asbestos	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1003	13 Carcinogens	12/12/08	Amended
	(4-Nitrobiphenyl, etc.)
1910.1017	Vinyl chloride	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1018	Inorganic arsenic	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1025	Lead	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1026	Chromium (VI)	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1027	Cadmium	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1028	Benzene	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1029	Coke oven emissions	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1030	Bloodborne pathogens	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1043	Cotton dust	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1044	1, 2-dibromo-3-chloropropane	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1045	Acrylonitrile	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1047	Ethylene oxide	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1048	Formaldehyde	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1050	Methylenedianiline	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1051	Butadiene	12/12/08	Amended
1910.1052	Methylene chloride	12/12/08	Amended
(Adopted effective August 11, 2009)
Subpart A	Authority	9/9/09	Amended
1910.6	Incorporation by reference	9/9/09	Amended
Subpart G
1910.94	Ventilation	9/9/09	Amended
Subpart I	Authority	9/9/09	Amended
1910.133	Eye and face protection	9/9/09	Amended
1910.135	Head protection	9/9/09	Amended
1910.136	Foot protection	9/9/09	Amended
Appendix B	Non-Mandatory Compliance	9/9/09	Amended
	Guidelines for Hazard Assessment
	And Personal Protective Equipment
	Selection
Subpart Q
1910.252	General requirements	9/9/09	Amended
(Adopted effective August 18, 2010)
Subpart A	Authority	11/10/09	Amended
1910.6	Incorporation by reference	11/10/09	Amended
Subpart H	Authority	11/10/09	Amended
1910.102	Acetylene	11/10/09	Amended
(Adopted effective October 12, 2010)

Subpart A -	Authority	5/14/10	Amended
General
Subpart Z -	Authority	5/14/10	Amended
Toxic and
Hazardous
Substances
1910.1026	Chromium (VI)	5/14/10	Amended
(Adopted effective December 14, 2010)
Subpart A
1910.6	Incorporation by reference	6/8/11	Amended
Subpart E	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
Subpart E—	Exit Routes and Emergency Planning	6/8/11	Amended
Heading
1910.33	Table of contents	6/8/11	Amended
1910.34	Coverage and definitions	6/8/11	Amended
1910.35	Compliance with alternate exit-route codes	6/8/11	Amended
1910.36	Design and construction requirements for exit routes	6/8/11	Amended
Subpart I	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1910.132		6/8/11	Amended
1910.134	Respiratory protection	6/8/11	Amended
Subpart J	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1910.141	Sanitation	6/8/11	Amended
Subpart N	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1910.184	Slings	6/8/11	Amended
Subpart T	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1910.440	Recordkeeping requirements	6/8/11	Amended
Subpart Z	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1910.1001		6/8/11	Amended
1910.1003	13 Carcinogens (4-nitrobiphenyl, etc.)	6/8/11	Amended
1910.1017		6/8/11	Amended
1910.1018		6/8/11	Amended
1910.1020		6/8/11	Amended
1910.1025	Lead	6/8/11	Amended
1910.1027	Cadmium	6/8/11	Amended
1910.1028	Benzene	6/8/11	Amended
1910.1029		6/8/11	Amended
1910.1030	Bloodborne pathogens	6/8/11	Amended
1910.1043		6/8/11	Amended
1910.1044		6/8/11	Amended
1910.1045		6/8/11	Amended
1910.1047		6/8/11	Amended
1910.1050		6/8/11	Amended
1910.1051	1,3-Butadiene	6/8/11	Amended
1910.1450	Occupational exposure to hazardous chemicals in laboratories
Appendix A to	Appendix A to § 1910.1450 — National	6/8/11	Amended
§ 1910.1450	Research Council Recommendations Concerning
	Chemical Hygiene in Laboratories (Non-Mandatory)
(Effective September 5, 2012)

Subpart J -	Authority	5/2/11	Amended
1910.145	Specifications for accident prevention signs and tags	5/2/11	Amended
1910.147	The control of hazardous energy (lockout/tagout)	5/2/11	Amended
Subpart N	Authority	5/2/11	Amended
1910.177		5/2/11	Amended
(Effective September 5, 2012)
1910.6	Incorporation by reference	3/8/12	Amended
Subpart H	Authority	3/8/12	Amended
1910.102	Acetylene	3/8/12	Amended
(Effective January 31, 2013)
Subpart A	Authority	3/26/12	Amended
1910.6	Incorporation by reference	3/26/12	Amended
Subpart H	Authority	3/26/12	Amended
1910.106	Flammable liquids.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.107	Spray finishing using flammable and combustible materials.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.119	Process safety management of highly hazardous chemicals.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.120	Hazardous waste operations and emergency response.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.123	Dipping and coating operations: Coverage and definitions.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.124	General requirements for dipping and coating operations.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.125	Additional requirements for dipping and coating operations that use flammable liquids or liquids with flashpoints greater than 199.4°F (93°C).	3/26/12	Amended
1910.126	Additional requirements for special dipping and coating requirements.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.252	General requirements.	3/26/12	Amended
Subpart Z	Authority	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1001	Asbestos.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1003	13 Carcinogens (4-nitrobiphenyl, etc.).	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1017	Vinyl chloride.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1018	Inorganic arsenic.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1025	Lead.	3/26/12	Amended
Appendix B	Employee Standard Summary	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1026	Chromium (VI).	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1027	Cadmium.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1028	Benzene.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1029	Coke oven emissions.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1043	Cotton dust.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1044	1,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1045	Acrylonitrile.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1047	Ethylene oxide.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1048	Formaldehyde.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1050	Methylenedianiline.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1051	1,3-Butadiene.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1052	Methylene chloride.	3/26/12	Amended
1910.1200	Hazard communication.	3/26/12	Amended
Appendix A		3/26/12	Removed
Appendix B		3/26/12	Removed
Appendix D		3/26/12	Amended
Appendix E		3/26/12	Removed
Appendix A	Health Hazard Criteria (MANDATORY)	3/26/12	New
Appendix B	Physical Criteria (MANDATORY)	3/26/12	New
Appendix C	ALLOCATION OF LABEL ELEMENTS (MANDATORY)	3/26/12	New
Appendix D	Safety Data Sheets (MANDATORY)	3/26/12	New
Appendix F	Guidance for Hazard Classifications Re: Carcinogenicity (Non-Mandatory)	3/26/12	New
1910.1450	Occupational exposure to hazardous chemicals in laboratories.	3/26/12	Amended
Appendix A	National Research Council Recommendations Concerning Chemical Hygiene in Laboratories (Non-Mandatory)	3/26/12	Amended
(Effective April 1, 2013)

Subpart A	Authority	11/16/12	Amended
1910.6	Incorporation by reference	11/16/12	Amended
1910.135	Head protection	11/16/12	Amended
(Effective December 13, 2013)
Subpart I	Authority	4/11/14	Amended
1910.136	Foot protection.	4/11/14	Amended
1910.137	Electrical protective equipment	4/11/14	Amended
Appendix B	Nonmandatory Compliance Guidelines for Hazard Assessment and Personal Protective Equipment Selection	4/11/14	Amended
Subpart R	Authority	4/11/14	Amended
1910.269	Electric power generation, transmission and distribution.	4/11/14	Amended
Subpart S	Authority	4/11/14	Amended
1910.331	Scope.	4/11/14	Amended
1910.399		4/11/14	Amended
(Effective March 10, 2015)
Subpart Z	Authority	3/25/16	Amended
1910.1000	Air contaminants	3/25/16	Amended
1910.1053	Respirable crystalline silica.	3/25/16	Added
(Effective April 4, 2017)
Subpart Z	Authority	1/9/17	Amended
1910.1000	Air contaminants	1/9/17	Amended
1910.1024	Beryllium.	1/9/17	Added
(Effective November 7, 2017)
1910.6		11/18/16	Amended
Subpart D	Walking-Working Surfaces	11/18/16	Amended
Subpart F	Authority	11/18/16	Amended
1910.66		11/18/16	Amended
1910.67	Vehicle-mounted elevating and rotating work platforms.	11/18/16	Amended
1910.68	Manlifts.	11/18/16	Amended
Subpart I	Authority	11/18/16	Amended
1910.132	General requirements.	11/18/16	Amended
1910.139	Reserved	11/18/16	Added
1910.140	Personal fall protection systems.	11/18/16	Added
Appendix C	Mandatory Guidelines	11/18/16	Added
Appendix D	Test Methods and Procedures for Personal Fall Protection Systems Non-Mandatory Guidelines	11/18/16	Added
Subpart N	Authority	11/18/16	Amended
1910.178	Powered industrial trucks.	11/18/16	Amended
1910.179	Overhead and gantry cranes.	11/18/16	Amended
Subpart R	Authority	11/18/16	Amended
1910.261	Pulp, paper and paperboard mills.	11/18/16	Amended
1910.262	Textiles.	11/18/16	Amended
1910.265	Sawmills.	11/18/16	Amended
1910.268	Telecommunications.	11/18/16	Amended
1910.269	Electric power generation, transmission, and distribution.	11/18/16	Amended
(Effective November 9, 2017)

1910.6	Incorporation by reference.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.120	Hazardous waste operations and emergency response.	5/14/19	Amended
Subpart Z	Authority	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1001	Asbestos.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1017	Vinyl chloride.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1018	Inorganic arsenic.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1025	Lead.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1026	Chromium.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1027	Cadmium.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1028	Benzene.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1029	Coke oven emissions.	5/14/19	Amended

1910.1030	Bloodborne pathogens.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1043	Cotton Dust.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1044	1,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1045	Acrylonitrile.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1047	Ethylene oxide.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1048	Formaldehyde.	5/14/19	Amended

1910.1050	Methylenedianiline.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1051	1,3-Butadiene.	5/14/19	Amended
1910.1052	Methylene chloride.	5/14/19	Amended

1910.1053	Respirable crystalline silica.	5/14/19	Amended
(Effective May 6, 2021)

1910.1024	Beryllium.	7/14/20	Amended
(Effective January 13, 2022)

(Amended April 4, 2017; Amended November 7, 2017; Amended November 9, 2017; Amended May 6, 2021; Amended January 13, 2022)

Sec. 31-372-102-1915. Safety and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing

Latest version.

Standard Affected	Subject	Fed. Reg. Date.	Action
Subpart A — General Provisions
Section
1915.1	Purpose, scope and responsibility
1915.2	Definitions
1915.3	Penalty
1915.4	(Reserved)
1915.5	Reference specifications, standards, and codes
1915.6	Notification of accidents resulting in fatalities or serious injuries
1915.7	Amendment of the regulations of this part
Part 1915	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
Subpart B	Appendix A to Subpart B of Part	6/8/11	Amended
Appendix A	1915 – Compliance Assistance Guidelines for Confined and Enclosed Spaces and Other Dangerous Atmospheres
1915.112	Ropes, chains, and slings	6/8/11	Amended
1915.113	Shackles and hooks	6/8/11	Amended
1915.118		6/8/11	Amended
1915.152		6/8/11	Amended
1915.1001	Asbestos	6/8/11	Amended
(Effective September 5, 2012)
Part 1915	Authority	5/2/11	Amended
1915.5	Incorporation by reference	5/2/11	Amended
Subpart F	General Working Conditions	5/2/11	Amended
1915.80	Scope, application, definitions and effective dates	5/2/11	Amended
1915.81	Housekeeping	5/2/11	New
1915.82	Lighting	5/2/11	New
1915.83	Utilities	5/2/11	New
1915.84	Working alone	5/2/11	New
1915.85	Vessel radar and communication systems	5/2/11	New
1915.86	Lifeboats	5/2/11	New
1915.87	Medical services and first aid	5/2/11	New
1915.88	Sanitation	5/2/11	New
1915.89	Control of hazardous energy (lockout/tags-plus)	5/2/11	New
1915.90	Safety color code for marking physical hazards	5/2/11	New
1915.91	Accident prevention signs and tags	5/2/11	New
1915.92	Retention of DOT markings, placards, and labels	5/2/11	New
1915.93	Motor vehicle safety equipment, operation and maintenance	5/2/11	New
1915.94	Servicing multi-piece and single-piece rim wheels	5/2/11	New
Subpart J
1915.162	Ship's boilers	5/2/11	Amended
1915.163	Ship's piping systems	5/2/11	Amended
1915.164	Ship's propulsion machinery	5/2/11	Amended
1915.181	Electric circuits and distribution boards	5/2/11	Amended
(Effective September 5, 2012)
Subpart B — Explosive and Other Dangerous Atmospheres
1915.10	Competent person
1915.11	Precautions before entering
1910.1000	Air Contaminants	1-19-89	Revision
1910.1000	Air Contaminants	7-5-89	Correction
(Effective December 22, 1989)
1910.1048	Occupational exposure to formaldehyde	7/13/89	Correction and Technical Amendments
1910.1048	Occupational exposure to formaldehyde	8/1/89	Correction
1910.66	Powered platforms for building maintenance	7/28/89	Revision
1910.150	Redesignated from 1910.147	9/1/89	Redesignated
1910.147	Control of hazardous energy sources	9/1/89	New
	(Lockout/Tagout)
1910.1000	Air Contaminants	9/5/89	Revision
(Effective March 23, 1990)
1910.1450	Occupational Exposure to Hazardous Chemicals in Laboratories	1/31/90	New
(Effective September 21, 1990)
1915.12	Cleaning and other cold work
1915.13	Certification before hot work is begun
1915.14	Maintaining gas free conditions
1915.15	Warning signs

Subpart C — Surface Preparation and Preservation
1915.21	Toxic cleaning solvents
1915.22	Chemical paint and preservative removers
1915.23	Mechanical paint removers
1915.24	Painting
1915.25	Flammable liquids
Subpart D — Welding, Cutting and Heating
1915.31	Ventilation and protection in welding, cutting and heating
1915.32	Fire prevention
1915.33	Welding, cutting and heating in way of preservative coatings
1915.34	Welding, cutting and heating of hollow metal containers and structures not covered by § 1915.11
1915.35	Gas welding and cutting
1915.36	Arc welding and cutting
1915.37	Uses of fissionable material in ship repair
Subpart E — Scaffolds, Ladders and Other Working Surfaces
1915.41	Scaffolds or staging
1915.42	Ladders
1915.43	Guarding of deck openings and edges
1915.44	Access to vessels
1915.45	Access to and guarding of dry docks and marine railways
1915.46	Access to cargo spaces and confined spaces
1915.47	Working surfaces
Subpart F — General Working Conditions
1915.51	Housekeeping
1915.52	Illumination
1915.53	Utilities
1915.54	Work in confined or isolated spaces
1915.55	Work on or in the vicinity of radar and radio
1915.56	Work in or on lifeboats
1915.57	Health and sanitation
1915.58	First aid
Subpart G — Gear and Equipment for Rigging and Materials Handling
1915.61	Inspection
1915.62	Ropes, chains and slings
1915.63	Shackles and hooks
1915.64	Chain falls and pull-lifts
1915.65	Hoisting and hauling equipment
1915.66	Use of gear
1915.67	Qualifications of operators
1915.68	Tables
Subpart H — Tools and Related Equipment
1915.71	General precautions
1915.72	Portable electric tools
1915.73	Hand tools
1915.74	Abrasive wheels
1915.75	Powder actuated fastening tools
1915.76	Internal combustion engines, other than ship's equipment
Subpart I — Personal Protective Equipment
1915.81	Eye protection
1915.82	Respiratory protection
1915.83	Head, foot and body protection
1915.84	Life saving equipment
Subpart J — Ship's Machinery and Piping Systems
1915.91	Ship's boilers
1915.92	Ship's piping systems
1915.93	Ship's propulsion machinery
1915.94	Ship's deck machinery

Subpart K — Portable, Unfired Pressure Vessels, Drums and Containers, Other Than Ship's Equipment
1915.101	Portable air receivers and other unfired pressure vessels
1915.102	Drums and containers
Subpart L — Electrical Machinery
1915.111	Electrical circuits and distribution boards
	Changes—Effective May 3, 1984
Part 1915	Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Shipyard Employment; Final Rule4-20-82	Consolidaton of Standards
	Subject Index for 29 CFR 1915—Ship Repairing.
	Recordkeeping requirements for tests, inspections and maintenance checks pertaining to:	9-29-86
1915.113	Shackles and hooks		Revised
1915.172	Portable air receivers and other unfired pressure vessels		Revised
(Effective July 9, 1987)
1915.99	Hazard Communication	8-24-87	New
(Effective June 27, 1988)
1915.1027	Occupational Exposure to Cadmium	9/14/92	New
(Effective July 21, 1993)
1915.1200	Hazard Communication	2/9/94	Amendment
(Effective August 26, 1994)
1915.100	Retention of DOT markings, placards and labels.	7/19/94	Amended
(Effective January 19, 1995)
1915.7	Competent person	7/25/94	Revision
Subpart B	Confined and Enclosed Spaces and Other Dangerous Atmospheres in Shipyard Employment	7/25/94	Revision
1915.11	Scope, application and definitions applicable to this subpart	7/25/94	Revision
1915.12	Precautions before entering confined and enclosed spaces and other dangerous atmospheres	7/25/94	Revision
1915.13	Cleaning and other cold work	7/25/94	Revision
1915.14	Hot work	7/25/94	Revision
1915.15	Maintenance of safe conditions	7/25/94	Revision
1915.16	Warning signs and labels	7/25/94	Revision
1915.1001	Asbestos	8/10/94	Revised
(Effective February 23, 1995)
1915.1000	Butadiene (1,3 Butadiene)	11-04-96	Amended
(Effective June 27, 1997)
1915.1000	Table Z	1/10/97	Revised
1915.1052	Methylene chloride	1/10/97	New
(Effective September 5, 1997)
1915.32	Toxic cleaning solvents	5-24-96	Amended
1915.33	Chemical paint and preservative removers	5-24-96	Amended
1915.34	Mechanical paint removers	5-24-96	Amended
1915.35	Painting	5-24-96	Amended
1915.134	Abrasive wheels	5-24-96	Amended
1915.135	Powder actuated fastening tools	5-24-96	Amended
Subpart I	Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)	5-24-96	Revised
1915.5	Incorporation by reference	5-24-96	Revised
1915.152		6-13-96	Corrected
(Effective May 30, 1997)

1915	Authority	9/15/04	Amended
1915.5	Incorpation By Reference	9/15/04	Amended
1915.52	Fire Prevention	9/15/04	Removed
1915	Fire Protection in Shipyard	9/15/04	Added
Subpart P	Employment
1915.501	General Provisions	9/15/04	Added
1915.502	Fire safety plan	9/15/04	Added
1915.503	Precautions for hot work	9/15/04	Added
1915.504	Fire watches	9/15/04	Added
1915.505	Fire response	9/15/04	Added
1915.506	Hazards of fixed extinguishing systems on board vessels and vessel sections	9/15/04	Added
1915.507	Land-side fire protection systems	9/15/04	Added
1915.508	Training	9/15/04	Added
1915.509	Definitions applicable to this subpart	9/15/04	Added
Appendix A	Model Fire Safety Plan	9/15/04	Added
To Subpart P	(Non-mandatory)
(Effective September 2, 2005)
1915	Authority	2/28/06	Amended
1915.1000	Air contaminants	2/28/06	Amended
Table Z	Shipyards	2/28/06	Amended
1915.1026	Chromium (VI)	2/28/06	Added
(Adopted effective January 2, 2007)
1915	Authority	8/24/06	Amended
1915.1001	Asbestos	8/24/06	Amended
(Adopted effective September 11, 2007)

1915	Authority	11/15/07	Amended
1915.152	General requirements	11/15/07	Amended
(Adopted effective December 9, 2008)
1915	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
Subpart A
1915.9	Compliance duties owed to each employee	12/12/08	Added
Subpart Z
1915.1001	Asbestos	12/12/08	Amended
1915.1026	Chromium (IV)	12/12/08	Amended
(Adopted effective August 11, 2009)
Part 1915	Authority	3/26/12	Amended
1915.1001	Asbestos.	3/26/12	Amended
1915.1026	Chromium (VI).	3/26/12	Amended
(Effective April 1, 2013)
Subpart A
1915.5	Incorporation by reference	11/16/12	Amended
1915.155	Head protection	11/16/12	Amended
(Effective December 13, 2013)

Part 1915	Authority	3/25/16	Amended
1910.1000	Air contaminants	3/25/16	Amended
1910.1053	Respirable crystalline silica.	3/25/16	Added
(Effective April 4, 2017)
1915.5	Incorporation by reference.	5/14/19	Amended
1915.80	Scope, application, definitions, and effective dates.	5/14/19	Amended
1915.1001	Asbestos.	5/14/19	Amended
1915.1026	Chromium (VI).	5/14/19	Amended
(Effective May 6, 2021)

1915.1024	Beryllium.	8/31/20	Amended
(Effective January 12, 2022)

(Amended April 4, 2017; Amended May 6, 2021; Amended January 12, 2022)

Sec. 31-372-103-1916. Safety and Health Regulations for Shipbuilding

Latest version.

Standard Affected	Subject	Fed. Reg Date.	Action
Subpart A	— General Provisions
Section
1916.1	Purpose, scope and responsibility
1916.2	Definitions
1916.3	Penalty
1916.4	(Reserved)
1916.5	Reference specifications, standards, and codes
1916.6	Notification of accidents resulting in fatalities or serious injuries
1916.7	Amendment of the regulations of this part
Subpart B — Explosive and Other Dangerous Atmospheres
1916.10	Competent person
Subpart C — Surface Preparation and Preservation
1916.21	Toxic cleaning solvents
1916.22	Chemical paint and preservative removers
1916.23	Mechanical paint removers
1916.24	Painting
1916.25	Flammable liquids
Subpart D — Welding, Cutting and Heating
1916.31	Ventilation and protection in welding, cutting and heating
1916.32	Fire prevention
1916.33	Welding, cutting and heating in way of preservative coatings
1916.34	Welding, cutting and heating of hollow metal containers and structures
1916.35	Gas welding and cutting
1916.36	Arc welding and cutting
1916.37	Uses of fissionable material in shipbuilding
Subpart E — Scaffolds, Ladders and Other Working Surfaces
1916.41	Scaffolds or staging
1916.42	Ladders
1916.43	Guarding of deck openings and edges
1916.44	Access to vessels
1916.45	Access to and guarding of dry docks and marine railways
1916.46	Access to cargo spaces and confined spaces
1916.47	Working surfaces
Subpart F — General Working Conditions
1916.51	Housekeeping
1916.52	Illumination
1916.53	Utilities
1916.54	Work in confined or isolated spaces
1916.55	Work on or in the vicinity of radar and radio
1916.56	Work in or on lifeboats
1916.57	Health and sanitation
1916.58	First aid
Subpart G — Gear and Equipment for Rigging and Materials Handling
1916.61	Inspection
1916.62	Ropes, chains and slings
1916.63	Shackles and hooks
1916.64	Chain falls and pull-lifts
1916.65	Hoisting and hauling equipment
1916.66	Use of gear
1916.67	Qualifications of operators
1916.68	Tables
Subpart H — Tools and Related Equipment
1916.71	General precautions
1916.72	Portable electric tools
1916.73	Hand tools
1916.74	Abrasive wheels
1916.75	Powder actuated fastening tools
1916.76	Internal combustion engines, other than ship's equipment
Subpart I — Personal Protective Equipment
1916.81	Eye protection
1916.82	Respiratory protection
1916.83	Head, foot and body protection
1916.84	Life saving equipment
Subpart J — Ship's Machinery and Piping Systems
1916.91	Ship's boilers
1916.92	Ship's piping systems
1916.93	Ship's propulsion machinery
1916.94	Ship's deck machinery
Subpart K — Portable, Unfired Pressure Vessels, Drums, and Containers, Other Than Ship's Equipment
1916.101	Portable air receivers and other unfired pressure vessels
1916.102	Drums and containers
Subpart L — Electrical Machinery
1916.111	Electrical circuits and distribution boards
	Subject Index for 29 CFR 1916—Shipbuilding.
Subpart A
1915.5	Incorporation by reference	9/9/09	Amended
Subpart I
1915.153	Eye and face protection	9/9/09	Amended
1915.155	Head protection	9/9/09	Amended
1915.156	Footprotection	9/9/09	Amended
(Adopted effective August 18, 2010)
Subpart A - General Provisions	Authority	5/14/10	Amended
Subpart Z -
Toxic and Hazardous Substances
1915.1026	Chromium (VI)	5/14/10	Amended
(Adopted effective December 14, 2010)

Sec. 31-372-104-1917. Safety and Health Regulations for Shipbreaking

Latest version.

Standard Affected	Subject	Fed. Reg. Date	Action
Subpart A	— General Provisions
Section
1917.1	Purpose, scope and responsibility
1917.2	Definitions
1917.3	Penalty
1917.4	(Reserved)
1917.5	Reference specifications, standards, and codes
1917.6	Notification of accidents resulting in fatalities or serious injuries
1917.7	Amendment of the regulations of this part
Subpart B — Explosive and Other Dangerous Atmospheres
1917.10	Competent person
1917.11	Precautions before entering
1917.12	Cleaning and other cold work
1917.13	Certification before hot work is begun
1917.14	Maintaining gas free conditions
Subpart C — (Reserved)
Subpart D — Welding, Cutting and Heating
1917.31	Ventilation and protection in welding, cutting, and heating
1917.32	Fire prevention
1917.33	Welding, cutting and heating in way of preservative coatings
1917.34	Welding, cutting and heating of hollow metal containers and structures not covered by § 1917.11.
1917.35	Gas welding and cutting
1917.36	Arc welding and cutting
Subpart E — Scaffolds, Ladders and Other Working Surfaces
1917.41	Scaffolds or staging
1917.42	Ladders
1917.43	(Reserved)
1917.44	Access to vessels
1917.45	Access to and guarding of dry docks and marine railways
1917.46	Access to cargo and confined spaces
1917.47	Working surfaces
Subpart F — General Working Conditions
1917.51	Housekeeping
1917.52	Ilumination
1917.53	Utilities
1917.54	Work in confined or isolated spaces
1917.55	(Reserved)
1917.56	Work in or on lifeboats
1917.57	Health and sanitation
1917.58	First aid
Subpart G — Gear and Equipment for Rigging and Material Handling
1917.61	Inspection
1917.62	Ropes, chains and slings
1917.63	Shackles and hooks
1917.64	Chain falls and pull-lifts
1917.65	Hoisting and hauling equipment
1917.66	Use of gear
1917.67	Qualifications of operators
1917.68	Tables
Subpart H — Tools and Related Equipment
1917.71	General precautions
1917.72	Portable electric tools
1917.73	Hand tools
1917.74	Abrasive wheels
1917.76	Internal combustion engines, other than ship's equipment
Subpart I — Personal Protective Equipment
1917.81	Eye protection
1917.82	Respiratory protection
1917.83	Head, foot and body protection
1917.84	Life saving equipment
	Subject Index for 29 CFR 1917—Shipbreaking.
	Changes—Effective May 3, 1985
Part 1917	Marine Terminals; Final Rule	7-5-83	New
1917.28	Hazard Communication Servicing multipiece and single piece rim wheels	8-24-87	New
1917.1	Scope and applicability	9-25-87	New
1917.44	General rules applicable to vehicles	9-25-87	Revision
(Effective June 27, 1988)
1917.1	Scope and applicability	12-31-87	Addition
1917.72	Grain elevator terminals	12-31-87	Deletion
(Effective October 24, 1988)
1917.28	Hazard Communication	2/9/94	Amendment
(Effective August 26, 1994)
1917.29	Retention of DOT markings, placards and labels.	7/19/94	Amended
(Effective January 19, 1995)
Subpart A	Scope and Definitions	07/25/97	Amend
1917.1	Scope and applicability	07/25/97	Amend
1917.2	Definitions	07/25/97	Revise
1917.3	Incorporation by reference	07/25/97	New
Subpart B	Marine Terminal Operations	07/25/97	Amend
1917.11	Housekeeping	07/25/97	New
1917.13	Slinging	07/25/97	New
1917.17	Railroad facilities	07/25/97	Revise
1917.20	Interference with communications	07/25/97	Revise
1917.23	Hazardous atmospheres and substances	07/25/97	Revise
1917.24	Carbon monoxide	07/25/97	Amend
1917.25	Fumigants, pesticides, insecticides and hazardous preservatives	7/25/97	Amend
1917.26	First aid and lifesaving facilities	7/25/97	Amend
1917.27	Personnel	07/25/97	Amend
1917.28	Hazard communication	07/25/97	Amend
1917.30	Emergency action plans	07/25/97	New
Subpart C	Cargo Handling Gear and Equipment	07/25/97	Amend
1917.42	Miscellaneous auxiliary gear	07/25/97	Amend
1917.43	Powered industrial trucks	07/25/97	Amend
1917.44	General rules applicable to vehicles	07/25/97	Amend
1917.45	Cranes and derricks	07/25/97	Amend
1917.46	Load indicating devices	07/25/97	Amend
1917.48	Conveyors	07/25/97	Amend
1917.50	Certification of marine terminal material handling devices	07/25/97	Amend
1917.71	Terminals handling intermodal containers or roll-on roll-off operations	07/25/97	Amend
1917.73	Terminal facilities handling menhaden and similar species of fish	07/25/97	Amend
1917.91	Eye and face protection	07/25/97	Amend
1917.93	Head protection	07/25/97	Amend
1917.94	Foot protection	07/25/97	Revise
1917.95	Other protective measures	07/25/97	Amend
1917.112	Guarding of edges	07/25/97	Amend
1917.118	Fixed ladders	07/25/97	Amend
1917.119	Portable ladders	07/25/97	Amend
1917.121	Spiral staircases	07/25/97	Amend
1917.124	Dockboards (car and bridge plates)	07/25/97	Amend
1917.126	River banks	07/25/97	Amend
1917.152	Welding, cutting and heating (hot work)	07/25/97	Amend
1917.153	Spray painting	07/25/97	Amend
1917/156	Fuel handling and storage	07/25/97	Amend
1917.157	Battery charging and changing	07/25/97	Amend
1917.1	Scope and applicability	12/01/98	Amend
(Effective November 9, 1999)
1917	Authority	2/28/06	Amended
1917.1	Scope and Applicability	2/28/06	Amended
(Adopted effective January 2, 2007)
1917	Authority	11/15/07	Amended
1917.96	Payment for protective equipment	11/15/07	Amended
(Adopted effective December 9, 2008)
1917	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
Subpart A
1917.5	Compliance duties owed to each employee	12/12/08	Amended
(Adopted effective August 11, 2009)
1917	Authority	12/10/08	Amended
1917.71	Terminals handling intermodal containers or roll-on roll-off operations	12/10/08	Amended
(Adopted effective August 11, 2009)
1917	Authority	9/9/09	Amended
Subpart A
1917.3	Incorporation by reference	9/9/09	Amended
Subpart E
1917.91	Eye and face protection	9/9/09	Amended
1917.93	Head protection	9/9/09	Amended
1917.94	Foot protection	9/9/09	Amended
(Adopted effective August 18, 2010)
Part 1917	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1917.2	Definitions	6/8/11	Amended
1917.127	Sanitation	6/8/11	Amended
(Effective September 5, 2012)
Part 1917	Authority	11/16/12	Amended
Subpart A
1917.3	Incorporation by reference	11/16/12	Amended
Subpart E
1917.93	Head protection	11/16/12	Amended
(Effective December 13, 2013)

Sec. 31-372-105-1918. Safety and Health Regulations for Longshoring

Latest version.

Standard Affected	Subject	Fed. Reg. Date	Action
Subpart A — General Provisions
Section
1918.1	Purpose and authority
1918.2	Scope and responsibility
1918.3	Definitions
1918.5	(Reserved)
1918.6	Standards incorporated by reference
1918.7	Notification of accidents resulting in fatalities or serious injuries
1918.8	Amendment of this part
Subpart B — Gangways and Gear Certification
1918.11	Gangways
1918.12	Gear certification
1918.13	Certification of shore-based material handling devices
1918.14	Container cranes
1918.15	Effective date of §§ 1918.13 and 1918.14
Subpart C — Means of Access
1918.21	Gangways and other means of access
1918.22	Jacob's ladders
1918.23	Access to barges and river towboats
1918.24	Bridge plates and ramps
1918.25	Ladders
Subpart D — Working Surfaces
1918.31	Hatch coverings
1918.32	Stowed cargo and temporary landing platforms
1918.33	Deck loads
1918.34	Skeleton decks
1918.35	Open hatches
1918.36	Weather deck rails
1918.37	Barges
1918.38	Freshly oiled decks
Subpart E—Opening and Closing Hatches
1918.41	Coaming clearances
1918.42	Beam and pontoon bridles
1918.43	Handling beams and covers
Subpart F—Ship's Cargo Handling Gear
1918.51	General requirements
1918.52	Specific requirements
1918.53	Cargo winches
1918.54	Rigging gear
1918.55	Cranes
Subpart G—Cargo Handling Gear and Equipment Other Than Ship's Gear
1918.61	General
1918.62	Fiber rope and fiber rope slings
1918.63	Wire rope and wire rope slings
1918.64	Chains and chain slings
1918.65	Shackles
1918.66	Hooks other than hand hooks
1918.67	Pallets
1918.68	Chutes, gravity conveyors and rollers
1918.69	Powered conveyors
1918.70	Portable stowing winches
1918.71	Rain tents
1918.72	Tools
1918.73	Mechanically-powered vehicles used aboard vessels
1918.74	Cranes and derricks other than vessel's gear
1918.75	Notifying ship's officers before using certain equipment
1918.76	Grounding
Subpart H—Handling Cargo
1918.81	Slinging
1918.82	Building drafts
1918.83	Stowed cargo, tiering and breaking down
1918.84	Bulling cargo
1918.85	Containerized cargo
1918.86	Hazardous cargo
Subpart I—General Working Conditions
1918.91	Housekeeping
1918.92	Illumination
1918.93	Ventilation and atmospheric conditions
1918.94	Sanitation and drinking water
1918.95	Longshoring operations in the vicinity of repair and maintenance work
1918.96	First aid and life saving equipment
1918.97	Qualifications of machinery operators
1918.98	Grain fitting
Subpart J—Personal Protective Equipment
1918.101	Eye protection
1918.102	Respiratory protection
1918.103	Protective clothing
1918.104	Foot protection
1918.105	Head protection
1918.106	Protection against drowning
Appendix I—Cargo Gear Register and Certificates
	Subject Index for 29 CFR 1918—Longshoring.
1918.90	Hazard Communication	8-24-87	New
(Effective June 27, 1988)
1918.90	Hazard Communication	2/9/94	Amendment
(Effective August 26, 1994)
1918.100	Retention of DOT markings, placards and labels.	7/19/94	Amended
(Effective January 19, 1995)
Subpart A	Scope and Definitions	07/25/97	Revise
1918.1	Scope and application	07/25/97	Revise
1918.2	Definitions	07/25/97	Revise
1918.3	Incorporation by reference	07/25/97	Revise
Subpart B	Gear Certification	07/25/97	Revise
1918.11	Gear certification	07/25/97	Revise
Subpart C	Gangways and Other Means of Access	07/25/97	Revise
1918.21	General requirements	07/25/97	Revise
1918.22	Gangways	07/25/97	Revise
1918.23	Jacob's ladders	07/25/97	Revise
1918.24	Fixed and portable ladders	07/25/97	Revise
1918.25	Bridge plates and ramps	07/25/97	Revise
1918.26	Access to barges and river towboats	07/25/97	Revise
Subpart D	Working Surfaces	07/25/97	Revise
1918.31	Hatch coverings	07/25/97	Revise
1918.32	Stowed cargo and temporary landing surfaces	07/25/97	Revise
1918.33	Deck loads	07/25/97	Revise
1918.34	Other decks	07/25/97	Revise
1918.35	Open hatches	07/25/97	Revise
1918.36	Weather deck rails	07/25/97	Revise
1918.37	Barges	07/25/97	Revise
Subpart E	Opening and Closing Hatches	07/25/97	Revise
1918.41	Coaming clearances	07/25/97	Revise
1918.42	Hatch beam and pontoon bridges	07/25/97	Revise
1918.43	Handling hatch beams and covers	07/25/97	Revise
Subpart F	Vessels' Cargo Handling Gear	07/25/97	Revise
1918.51	General requirements	07/25/97	Revise
1918.52	Specific requirements	07/25/97	Revise
1918.53	Cargo winches	07/25/97	Revise
1918.54	Rigging gear	07/25/97	Revise
1918.55	Cranes	07/25/97	Revise
Subpart G	Cargo Handling Gear and Equipment Other Than Ship's Gear	07/25/97	Revise
1918.61	General	07/25/97	Revise
1918.62	Miscellaneous auxiliary gear	07/25/97	Revise
1918.63	Chutes, gravity conveyors and rollers	07/25/97	Revise
1918.64	Powered conveyors	07/25/97	Revise
1918.65	Mechanically powered vehicles used aboard vessels	07/25/97	Revise
1918.66	Cranes and derricks other than vessel's gear	07/25/97	Revise
1918.67	Notifying the ship's officers before using certain equipment	07/25/97	Revise
1918.68	Grounding	07/25/97	Revise
1918.69	Tools	07/25/97	Revise
Subpart H	Handling Cargo	07/25/97	Revise
1918.81	Slinging	07/25/97	Revise
1918.82	Building drafts	07/25/97	Revise
1918.83	Stowed cargo; tiering and breaking down	07/25/97	Revise
1918.84	Bulling cargo	07/25/97	Revise
1918.85	Containerized cargo operations	07/25/97	Revise
1918.86	Roll-on roll-off (Ro-Ro) operations	07/25/97	Revise
1918.87	Ship's cargo elevators	07/25/97	Revise
1918.88	Log operations	07/25/97	Revise
1918.89	Handling hazardous cargo	07/25/97	Revise
Subpart I	General Working Conditions	07/25/97	Revise
1918.90	Hazard communication	07/25/97	Revise
1918.91	Housekeeping	07/25/97	Revise
1918.92	Illumination	07/25/97	Revise
1918.93	Hazardous atmospheres and substances	07/25/97	Revise
1918.94	Ventilation and atmospheric conditions	07/25/97	Revise
1918.95	Sanitation	07/25/97	Revise
1918.96	Maintenance and repair work in the vicinity of long-shoring operations	07/25/97	Revise
1918.97	First aid and lifesaving facilities	07/25/97	Revise
1918.98	Qualifications of machinery operators and supervisory training	07/25/97	Revise
1918.99	Retention of DOT markings, placards and labels	07/25/97	Revise
1918.100	Emergency actions plans	07/25/97	Revise
Subpart J	Personal Protective Equipment	07/25/97	Revise
1918.101	Eye and face protection	07/25/97	Revise
1918.102	Respiratory protection	07/25/97	Revise
1918.103	Head protection	07/25/97	Revise
1918.104	Foot protection	07/25/97	Revise
1918.105	Other protective measures	07/25/97	Revise
Appendix I	Cargo Gear Register and Certificates. (Non-mandatory)	07/25/97	Revise
to Part 1918
Appendix II	Tables for Selected Miscellaneous Auxiliary Gear.	07/25/97	Revise
to Part 1918	(Mandatory)
Appendix III	The Mechanics of Conventional Cargo Gear. (Non-mandatory)	07/25/97	Revise
to Part 1918
Appendix IV	Special Cargo Gear and Container Spreader Test	07/25/97	Revise
to Part 1918	Requirements. (Mandatory)
Appendix V	Basic Elements of a First Aid Training Program.	07/25/97	Revise
to Part 1918	(Non-mandatory)
1918.1	Scope and applicability	12/01/98	Amend
(Effective November 9, 1999)
1918	Authority	2/28/06	Amended
1918.1	Scope and application	2/28/06	Amended
(Adopted effective January 2, 2007)
1918	Authority	11/15/07	Amended
1918.106	Payment for protective equipment	11/15/07	Amended
(Adopted effective December 9, 2008)
1918	Authority	12/10/08	Amended
1918.85	Containerized cargo operations	12/10/08	Amended
1918	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
1918.5	Compliance duties owed to	12/12/08	Amended
	each employee
(Adopted effective August 11, 2009)
1918	Authority	9/9/09	Amended
Subpart A
1918.3	Incorporation by reference	9/9/09	Amended
1918.101	Eye and face protection	9/9/09	Amended
1918.103	Head protection	9/9/09	Amended
1918.104	Foot protection	9/9/09	Amended
(Adopted effective August 18, 2010)
Part 1918	Authority	11/16/12	Amended
Appendix I
Subpart A
1918.3	Incorporation by reference	11/16/12	Amended
Appendix I
Subpart J
1918.103	Head protection	11/16/12	Amended
(Effective December 13, 2013)

Sec. 31-372-106-1919. Gear Certification

Latest version.

Standard Affected	Subject	Fed. Reg. Date	Action
Subpart A—General Provisions
Section
1919.1	Purpose and scope
1919.2	Definition of terms
Subpart B—Procedure Governing Accreditation
1919.3	Application for accreditation
1919.4	Action upon application
1919.5	Duration and renewal of accreditation
1919.6	Criteria governing accreditation to certificate vessels' cargo gear
1919.7	Voluntary amendment or termination of accreditation
1919.8	Suspension or revocation of accreditation
1919.9	Reconsideration and review
Subpart C—Duties of Persons Accredited to Certificate Vessels' Cargo Gear
1919.10	General duties; exemptions
1919.11	Recordkeeping and related procedures concerning records in custody of accredited persons
1919.12	Recordkeeping and related procedures concerning records in custody of the vessel
Subpart D—Certification of Vessels' Cargo Gear
1919.13	General
1919.14	Initial tests of cargo gear and tests after alterations, renewals or repairs
1919.15	Periodic tests, examinations and inspections
1919.16	Heat treatment
1919.17	Exemptions from heat treatment
1919.18	Grace periods
1919.19	Gear requiring welding
1919.20	Damaged components
1919.21	Marking and posting of safe working loads
1919.22	Requirements governing braking devices and power sources
1919.23	Means of derrick attachment
1919.24	Limitations on use of wire rope
1919.25	Limitations on use of chains
Subpart E—Certification of Vessels: Tests and Proof Loads; Heat Treatment; Competent Persons
1919.26	Visual inspection before tests
1919.27	Unit proof tests—winches, derricks and gear accessory thereto
1919.28	Unit proof tests—cranes and gear accessory thereto
1919.29	Limitations on safe working loads and proof loads
1919.30	Examinations subsequent to unit tests
1919.31	Proof tests—loose gear
1919.32	Specially designed blocks and components
1919.33	Proof tests—wire rope
1919.34	Proof tests after repairs or alterations
1919.35	Order of tests
1919.36	Heat treatment
1919.37	Competent persons
Subpart F—Accreditation to Certificate Shore-Based Equipment
1919.50	Eligibility for accreditation to certificate shore-based material handling devices covered by § 1918.13 of the safety and health regulations for longshoring
1919.51	Provisions respecting application for accreditation, action upon the applications, and related matters
Subpart G — Duties of Persons Accredited to Certificate Shore-Based Material Handling Devices
1919.60	General duties, exemptions
Subpart H — Certification of Shore-Based Material Handling Devices
1919.70	General provisions
1919.71	Unit proof test and examination of cranes
1919.72	Annual examination of cranes
1919.73	Unit proof test and examination of derricks
1919.74	Annual examination of derricks
1919.75	Determination of crane or derrick safe working loads and limitations in absence of manufacturer's data
1919.76	Safe working load reduction
1919.77	Safe working load increase
1919.78	Nondestructive examinations
1919.79	Wire rope
1919.80	Heat treatment
1919.81	Examination of bulk cargo loading or discharging spouts or suckers
1919.90	Documentation
(Effective February 11, 1980)
Part 1918	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1918.2	Definitions	6/8/11	Amended
1918.95	Sanitation	6/8/11	Amended
(Effective September 5, 2012)
Subpart Index for 29 CFR 1919—Gear Certification.
Sec. 31-372-106-1919. Gear certification
Part 1919	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1919.6	Criteria governing accreditation to certificate vessels' cargo gear	6/8/11	Amended
1919.11	Recordkeeping and related procedures concerning records in custody of accredited persons	6/8/11	Amended
1919.12	Recordkeeping and related procedures concerning records in custody of the vessel	6/8/11	Amended
1919.15	Periodic tests, examinations and inspections	6/8/11	Amended
1919.18	Grace periods	6/8/11	Amended
(Effective September 5, 2012)

Title 29, Chapter XVII, Part 1926 as published in the Federal Register, Volume 39, Number 122, June 24, 1974.

Sec. 31-372-107-1926. Safety and health standards for construction industry

Latest version.

Adopt as Section 31-372-107-1926., U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, 29 CFR Part 1926. Safety and Health Regulations for Construction with 29 CFR Part 1910. General Industry Safety and Health Regulations Identified as Applicable to Construction; revised to and published on February 9, 1979 in Book 2 of the Federal Register Volume 44—No. 29, 2-9-79.

Also, adopt the following amendment to Section 31-372-107-1926.:

Standard Affected	Subject	Fed. Reg. Date	Action
1926.	Safety and Health Standards for the Construction Industry	4-6-79	Corrections
(Effective February 11, 1980)
1926.500	Guarding of Low-Pitched-Roof	11-14-80	Amendment
	Perimeters During the Performance of Built-Up Roofing Work
(Effective October 29, 1981)
1926.55	Gas, vapors, fumes, dusts and mists	6-20-86	Revised
1926.58	Asbestos, tremolite, anthophyllite and actinolite	6-20-86	New
(Effective November 24, 1986)
1926.151	Fire Prevention	7-11-86	Amendment
1926.152	Flammable and Combustible Liquids	7-11-86	Revision
1926.351	Arc Welding and Cutting	7-11-86	Revision
1926.803	Compressed Air	7-11-86	Revision
Subpart K of 29 CFR 1926	Electrical	7-11-86	Revision
(Effective April 29, 1987)
1926.58	Occupational Exposure to Asbestos, Tremolite, Anthophyllite and Actinolite; Corrections and Information Collection Requirements Approval	5-12-87	Amendment
(Effective February 25, 1988)

1926.59	Hazard Communication	8-24-87	New
	Revision of Construction Industry
	Text and Inspection Records
1926.550	Cranes and derricks	9-28-87	Revision
1926.552	Material hoists, personnel hoists and elevators	9-28-87	Revision
1926.903	Underground transportation of explosives	9-28-87	Revision
(Effective June 27, 1988)
1926.55	Gases, vapors, fumes, dusts and mists	12-4-87	New
(Effective July 27, 1988)
Subpart Q	Concrete and Masonry Construction	6-16-88	Revision
1926.700	Scope, application and definitions applicable to this subpart.
1926-701	General Requirements
1926-702	Requirements for equipment and tools
1926-703	Requirements for cast-in-place concrete
1926-704	Requirements for pre cast concrete
1926-705	Requirements for lift-slab operations
1926-706	Requirements for masonry construction
1926-550	Crane or Derrick Suspended Personnel Platforms; paragraphs (g)	8-2-88	New
1926-58	Asbestos, tremolite, anthophyllite and actinolite	9-14-88	Revision
(Effective March 23, 1989)

Subpart P-Excavation
1926.650	Scope, application and definitions applicable to this subpart	10/31/89	Revision
1926.651	General requirements
1926.652	Requirements for protective systems
1926.704	Concrete and Masonry Construction Safety Standards	10/05/89	Correction of technical error
(Effective June 22, 1990)

	Tools—Hand and Power—Construction
1926.305	Jacks—lever and ratchet, screw and hydraulic	10-18-90	Amended
	Concrete and Masonry Construction
1926.700	Scope, application and definitions applicable to this subpart	10-18-90	Amended
1926.705	Requirements for lift-slab construction operations		Revised
	Safety Standards for Stairways and Ladders Used in the Construction Industry
Heading	Subpart L	11-14-90	Revised
1926.450	Ladders		Removed
1926.452	Definitions		Amended
Heading	Subpart M		Revised
1926.500	Guardrails, handrails and covers		Amended
1926.501	Stairways		Removed
Heading	Subpart X	11-14-90	Revised
1926.1050	Scope, application and definitions applicable to this subpart		Revised
1026.1051	General requirements		Revised
1926.1052	Stairways		New
1926.1053	Ladders		New
1926.1054—1926.1059			Reserved
1926.1060	Training requirements		New

	Safety Standards for Stairways and Ladders Used in the Construction Industry
1926.1050	Scope, application and definitions	1-23-91	Correction
1926.1051	General requirements		Correction
1926.1053	Ladders		Correction
(Effective November 29, 1991)
1926.1052	Stairways	8/23/91	Revision
1926.1053	Ladders	8/23/91	Revision
(Effective April 28, 1992)
1926.58	Occupational Exposure to Asbestos, Tremolite, Anthophyllite and Actinolite	6/8/92	Amended
1926.58	Occupational Exposure to Asbestos, Tremolite, Anthophyllite and Actinolite	6/30/92	Correction
(Effective July 2, 1993)

1926.63	Occupational Exposure to Cadmium	9/14/92	New
1926.60	Occupational Exposure to 4, 4'	8/10/92	New
	Methylenedianiline (MDA)
1926.60	Occupational Exposure to 4, 4'	11/3/92	Amended
	Methylenedianiline (MDA)
(Effective July 21, 1993)
1926.62	Lead	5/4/93	New
(Effective January 27, 1994)
1926.59	Hazard Communication	2/9/94	Amendment
(Effective August 26, 1994)
1926.61	Retention of DOT markings, placards and labels.	7/19/94	Amended
(Effective January 19, 1995)
1926.104	Fall Protection	8/9/94	Removed
1926.753	Safety Nets	8/9/94	Added

Safety Standards for Stairways and Ladders Used in the Construction Industry

1926.105	Fall Protection	8/9/94	Removed/
			Reserved
1926.107	Fall Protection	8/9/94	Amended
1926.250	General requirements for storage.	8/9/94	Revised
1926.550	Cranes and derricks.	8/9/94	Revised
1926.651	Specific excavation requirements.	8/9/94	Revised
1926.701	Fall Protection	8/9/94	Amended
1926.951	Tools and protective equipment.	8/9/94	Revised
1926.500	Scope, application, and definitions applicable to this subpart.	8/9/94	Revised
1926.501	Duty to have fall protection.	8/9/94	Revised
1926.502	Fall protection systems criteria and practices.	8/9/94	Revised
1926.503	Training requirements.	8/9/94	Revised
1926.1101	Asbestos	8/10/94	Amended
(Effective February 23, 1995)

1926.55,	Butadiene (1,3 Butadiene)	11-04-96	Amended
Appendix
A
(Effective June 27, 1997)
1926.55	Appendix A	1/10/97	Revised
1926.1152	Methylene chloride	1/10/97	New
(Effective September 5, 1997)
Subpart L	Scaffolds	08/30/96	Revised
(Effective June 27, 1997)

1926.57	Ventilation	1/08/98	Amended
1926.62	Lead	1/08/98	Amended
1926.60	Methylenedianiline	1/08/98	Amended
1926.103	Respiratory protection	1/08/98	Revised
1926.800	Underground construction	1/08/98	Amended
1926.1101	Asbestos	1/08/98	Amended
1926.1127	Cadmium	1/08/98	Amended
Subpart C	General Safety and Health Standards	06/18/98	Amend
Subpart D	Occupational Health and Environmental Controls	06/18/98	Amend
Subpart F	Fire Protection and Prevention	06/18/98	Amend
Subpart U	Blasting and Use of Explosives	06/18/98	Amend
1926.602	Material Handling Equipment	12/01/98	Amend
(Effective November 9, 1999)

Subpart M	Fall Protection	1/18/01	Revised
1926.500	Scope, application, and definitions applicable to this subpart	1/18/01	Revised
Subpart R	Steel Erection	1/18/01	Revised
1926.750	Scope	1/18/01	Revised
1926.751	Definitions	1/18/01	Revised
1926.752	Site layout, site-specific erection plan and construction sequence	1/18/01	Revised
1926.753	Hoisting and Rigging	1/18/01	Revised
1926.754	Structural steel assembly	1/18/01	Revised
1926.755	Column anchorage	1/18/01	Revised

	Safety Standards for Stairways and Ladders Used in the Construction Industry
1926.756	Beams and columns	1/18/01	Revised
1926.757	Open web steel joists	1/18/01	Revised
1926.758	Systems-engineered metal buildings	1/18/01	Revised
1926.759	Falling object protection	1/18/01	Revised
1926.760	Fall protection	1/18/01	Revised
1926.761	Training	1/18/01	Revised
Appendix A		1/18/01	Revised
Appendix B		1/18/01	Revised
Appendix C		1/18/01	Revised
Appendix D		1/18/01	Revised
Appendix E		1/18/01	Revised
Appendix F		1/18/01	Revised
Appendix G		1/18/01	Revised
Appendix H		1/18/01	Revised
(Effective February 27, 2002)

Subpart G
1926.200	Accident prevention signs and tags	9/12/02	Revised
1926.201	Signaling	9/12/02	Revised
1926.202	Barricades	9/12/02	Revised
1926.203	Definitions	9/12/02	Revised
(Adopted effective June 9, 2003)
1926	Authority	2/28/06	Amended
1926.55	Gases, vapors, fumes, dusts and mists	2/28/06
Appendix A to 1926.55		2/28/06	Amended
Subpart Z	Authority	2/28/06	Amended
1926.1126	Chromium (VI)	2/28/06	Added
(Adopted effective January 2, 2007)

1926	Authority	2/28/06	Amended
Subpart W
Appendix A		2/28/06	Added
1926.1002	Protective frames (roll-over protective structures, known as ROPS) for wheel-type agricultural and industrial tractors used in construction	2/28/06	Amended
1926.1003	Overhead protection for operators of agricultural and industrial tractors used in construction	2/28/06	Amended
(Adopted effective April 10, 2007)
1926
Subpart D	Authority	8/24/06	Amended
1926.60	Methylenedianiline	8/24/06	Amended
1926.62	Lead	8/24/06	Amended
Subpart Z	Authority	8/24/06	Amended
1926.1101	Asbestos	8/24/06	Amended
1926.1127	Cadmium	8/24/06	Amended
(Adopted effective September 11, 2007)

Subpart E	Authority	11/15/07	Amended
1926.95	Criteria for personal protective equipment	11/15/07	Amended
(Adopted effective December 9, 2008)
Subpart C	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
1926.20	General safety and health provisions	12/12/08	Amended
Subpart D	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
1926.60	Methylenedianiline	12/12/08	Amended
1926.62	Lead	12/12/08	Amended
Subpart R	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
1926.761	Training	12/12/08	Amended
Subpart Z	Authority	12/12/08	Amended
1926.1101	Asbestos	12/12/08	Amended
1926.1126	Chromium (IV)	12/12/08	Amended
1926. 1127	Cadmium	12/12/08	Amended
(Adopted effective August 11, 2009)

Subpart A -	Authority	5/14/10	Amended
General
Subpart Z -	Authority	5/14/10	Amended
Toxic and Hazardous Substances
1926.1126	Chromium (VI)	5/14/10	Amended
(Adopted effective December 14, 2010)
Subpart A -	Incorporation by reference		Added
General
1926.6		8/9/10
Subpart C –			Repealed
General Safety and Health Provisions
1926.31		8/9/10
			Reserved

Subpart L –	Authority	8/9/10	Amended
Scaffolds
1926.450	Scope, application, and definitions applicable to this subpart	8/9/10	Amended
Subpart M –	Authority	8/9/10	Amended
Fall Protection
1926.500	Scope, application, and definitions applicable to this subpart	8/9/10	Amended
Subpart DD –		8/9/10	Added
Cranes And Derricks Used in Demolition and Underground Construction
1926.1500	Scope	8/9/10	Added
1926.1501		8/9/10	Added
Subpart N –	Authority	8/9/10	Amended
Subpart N –	Heading	8/9/10	Amended
Helicopters, Hoists, Elevators, and Conveyors
1926.550		8/9/10	Reserved
1926.553	Base-mounted drum hoists	8/9/10	Amended

Subpart O –	Authority	8/9/10	Amended
Motorized Vehicles, Mechanical Equipment, and Marine Operations
1926.600	Equipment	8/9/10	Amended
Subpart R –
Steel Erection	Authority	8/9/10	Amended
1926.753	Hoisting and rigging	8/9/10	Amended
Subpart S –	Authority	8/9/10	Amended
Underground Construction, Caissons, Cofferdams, and Compressed Air	Underground Construction
1926.800		8/9/10	Amended

Subpart T –	Authority	8/9/10	Amended
Demolition
1926.856	Removal of walls, floors and material with equipment	8/9/10	Amended
1926.858	Removal of walls, floors, and material with equipment	8/9/10	Amended
Subpart V –	Authority	8/9/10	Amended
Power Transmission and Distribution
1926.952	Mechanical equipment	8/9/10	Amended
Subpart X –	Authority	8/9/10	Amended
Stairways and Ladders
1926.1050	Scope, application, and definitions applicable to this subpart	8/9/10	Amended

Appendix A	Designations for General Industry Standards Incorporated into Body of Construction Standards	8/9/10	Amended
Subpart AA		8/9/10	Reserved
Subpart BB		8/9/10	Reserved
Subpart CC –		8/9/10	Added
Cranes and Derricks in Construction
1926.1400	Scope	8/9/10	Added
1926.1401	Definitions	8/9/10	Added
1926.1402	Ground conditions	8/9/10	Added
1926.1403	Assembly/Disassembly - selection of manufacturer or employer procedures	8/9/10	Added
1926.1404	Assembly/Disassembly - general requirements (applies to all assembly and disassembly operations)	8/9/10	Added
1926.1405	Disassembly - additional requirements for dismantling of booms and jibs (applies to both the use of manufacturer procedures and employer procedures	8/9/10	Added

1926.1406	Assembly/Disassembly - employer procedures – general requirements	8/9/10	Added
1926.1407	Power line safety (up to 350 kV) - assembly and disassembly	8/9/10	Added
1926.1408	Power line safety (up to 350 kV) - equipment operations	8/9/10	Added
1926.1409	Power line safety (over 350 kV)	8/9/10	Added
1926.1410	Power line safety (all voltages) - equipment operations closer than the Table A zone	8/9/10	Added
1926.1411	Power line safety - while traveling under or near power lines with no load	8/9/10	Added
1926.1412	Inspections	8/9/10	Added
1926.1413	Wire rope – inspection	8/9/10	Added
1926.1414	Wire rope – selection and installation criteria	8/9/10	Added
1926.1415	Safety devices	8/9/10	Added
1926.1416	Operational aids	8/9/10	Added
1926.1417	Operation	8/9/10	Added
1926.1418	Authority to stop operation	8/9/10	Added
1926.1419	Signals – general requirements	8/9/10	Added
1926.1420	Signals – radio, telephone or other electronic transmission of signals	8/9/10	Added

1926.1421	Signals – voice signals – additional requirements	8/9/10	Added
1926.1422	Signals – hand signal chart	8/9/10	Added
1926.1423	Fall protection	8/9/10	Added
1926.1424	Work area control	8/9/10	Added
1926.1425	Keeping clear of the load	8/9/10	Added
1926.1426	Free fall and controlled load lowering	8/9/10	Added
1926.1427	Operator qualification and certification	8/9/10	Added
1926.1428	Signal person qualifications	8/9/10	Added
1926.1429	Qualification of maintenance & repair employees	8/9/10	Added
1926.1430	Training	8/9/10	Added
1926.1431	Hoisting personnel	8/9/10	Added
1926.1432	Multiple-crane/derrick lifts - supplemental requirements	8/9/10	Added
1926.1433	Design, construction and testing	8/9/10	Added
1926.1434	Equipment modifications	8/9/10	Added
1926.1435	Tower cranes	8/9/10	Added
1926.1436	Derricks	8/9/10	Added
1926.1437	Floating cranes/derricks and land cranes/derricks on barges	8/9/10	Added

1926.1438	Overhead & gantry cranes	8/9/10	Added
1926.1439	Dedicated pile drivers	8/9/10	Added
1926.1440	Sideboom cranes	8/9/10	Added
1926.1441	Equipment with a rated hoisting/lifting capacity of 2,000 pounds or less	8/9/10	Added
1926.1442	Severability	8/9/10	Added

Appendix A to	8/9/10	Added
Subpart CC of
Part 1926 – Standard Hand Signals
Appendix B to
Subpart CC of
Part 1926 –
Assembly/
Disassembly:
Sample Procedures for

Minimizing the	8/9/10	Added
Risk of
Unintended Dangerous
Boom Movement
Appendix C to	8/9/10	Added
Subpart CC of
Part 1926 –
Operator Certification:
Written Examination:
Technical
Knowledge
Criteria
(Effective November 8, 2011)

Subpart D	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1926.51	Sanitation	6/8/11	Amended
1926.60	Methylenedianiline	6/8/11	Amended
1926.62	Lead	6/8/11	Amended
Subpart H	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1926.251	Rigging equipment for material handling	6/8/11	Amended
Subpart Z	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1926.1101	Asbestos	6/8/11	Amended
1926.1127	Cadmium	6/8/11	Amended
(Effective September 5, 2012)

Subpart D	Authority	3/26/12	Amended
1926.60	Methylenedianiline.	3/26/12	Amended
1926.62	Lead.	3/26/12	Amended
1926.64	Process safety management of highly hazardous chemicals.	3/26/12	Amended
1926.65	Hazardous waste operations and emergency response.	3/26/12	Amended
Subpart F	Authority	3/26/12	Amended
1926.152	Flammable liquids.	3/26/12	Amended
1926.155	Definitions applicable to this subpart.	3/26/12	Amended
Subpart Z	Authority	3/26/12	Amended
1926.1101	Asbestos.	3/26/12	Amended
1926.1126	Chromium (VI).	3/26/12	Amended
1926.1127	Cadmium	3/26/12	Amended
(Effective April 1, 2013)

Subpart S
1926.800	Underground construction	4/23/13	Amended
Subpart T
1926.856	Removal of walls, floors and material with equipment	4/23/13	Amended
1926.858	Removal of steel construction	4/23/13	Amended
(Effective December 13, 2013)
Subpart A	Authority	11/16/12	Amended
1926.6	Incorporation by reference.	11/16/12	Amended
Subpart E	Authority	11/16/12	Amended
1926.100	Head protection.	11/16/12	Amended
(Effective December 13, 2013)

Subpart A	Authority	4/11/14	Amended
1926.6	Incorporation by reference.	4/11/14	Amended
Subpart E	Authority	4/11/14	Amended
1926.97	Electrical protective equipment.	4/11/14	New
Subpart M	Authority	4/11/14	Amended
1926.500	Scope, application and definitions applicable to this subpart.	4/11/14	Amended
Subpart V	Authority	4/11/14	Amended
Subpart V	Electrical Power Transmission and Distribution	4/11/14	Amended
1926.950	General.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.951	Medical services and first aid.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.952	Job briefing.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.953	Enclosed spaces.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.954	Personal protective equipment.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.955	Portable ladders and platforms.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.956	Hand and portable power equipment.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.957	Live-line tools.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.958	Materials handling and storage.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.959	Mechanical equipment.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.960	Working on or near exposed energized parts.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.961	Deenergizing lines and equipment For employee protection.	4/11/14	Amended

1926.962	Grounding for the protection of employees.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.963	Testing and test facilities.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.964	Overhead lines and live-line barehand work.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.965	Underground electrical installations.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.966	Substations.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.967	Special conditions.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.968	Definitions.	4/11/14	Amended

Appendix B	Working on Exposed Energized Parts	4/11/14	Amended
Appendix C	Protection from Hazardous Differences in Electrical Potential	4/11/14	Amended
Appendix D	Methods of Inspecting and Testing Wood Poles	4/11/14	Amended
Appendix E	Protection from Flames and Electric Arcs	4/11/14	Amended
Appendix F	Work-Positioning Equipment Inspection Guidelines	4/11/14	Amended
Appendix G	Reference Documents	4/11/14	Amended
Subpart X	Authority	4/11/14	Amended
1926.1053	Ladders.	4/11/14	Amended
Subpart CC	Authority	4/11/14	Amended
1926.1400	Scope.	4/11/14	Amended
1926.1410	Power line safety (all voltages) – equipment operations closer than the Table A zone.	4/11/14	Amended
(Effective March 10, 2015)
1926.1427	Operator qualification and certification.	9/26/14	Amended
(Effective August 17, 2015)

Subpart C	Authority	5/4/15	Amended
Subpart V
1926.953	Enclosed spaces.	5/4/15	Amended
1926.968	Definitions.	5/4/15	Amended
Subpart AA
1926.1200		5/4/15	Reserved
1926.1201	Scope.	5/4/15	New
1926.1202	Definitions.	5/4/15	New
1926.1203	General requirements.	5/4/15	New
1926.1204	Permit-required confined space program.	5/4/15	New
1926.1205	Permitting process.	5/4/15	New
1926.1206	Entry permit.	5/4/15	New
1926.1207	Training.	5/4/15	New
1926.1208	Duties of authorized entrants.	5/4/15	New
1926.1209	Duties of attendants.	5/4/15	New
1926.1210	Duties of entry supervisors.	5/4/15	New
1926.1211	Rescue and emergency services.	5/4/15	New
1926.1212	Employee participation.	5/4/15	New
1926.1213	Provision of documents to Secretary.	5/4/15	New
(Effective August 24, 2016)

Subpart D	Authority	3/25/16	Amended
1926.55	Gases, vapors, fumes, dusts and mists	3/25/16	Amended
Subpart Z	Authority	3/25/16	Amended
1926.1153	Respirable crystalline silica.	3/25/16	Added
(Effective April 4, 2017)
1926.1427	Operator training, certification, and evaluation	11/9/18	Amended
1926.1430	Training	11/9/18	Amended
(Effective March 2, 2020)
1926.6	Incorporation by reference.	5/14/19	Amended
Subpart D	Authority	5/14/19	Amended
1926.50	Medical services and first aid.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.55	Gases, vapors, fumes, dusts, and mists.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.60	Methylenedianiline.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.62	Lead.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.64	Process safety management of highly hazardous chemicals.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.65	Hazardous waste operations and emergency response.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.104	Safety belts, lifelines, and lanyards.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.200	Accident prevention signs, devices and tags.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.201	Signaling.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.202	Barricades.	5/14/19	Removed
1926.203	Definitions applicable to this subpart.	5/14/19	Removed
1926.250	General Requirements for storage.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.800	Underground construction.	5/14/19	Amended
Subpart W	Authority	5/14/19	Amended
1926.1000	Scope.	5/14/19	Amended

1926.1001	Minimum performance criteria for rollover protective structures for designated scrapers, loaders, dozers, graders, crawler tractors, compactors, and rubber-tired skid steer equipment.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.1002	Protective frames (roll-over protective structures, known as ROPS) for wheel-type agricultural and industrial tractors used in construction.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.1003	Overhead protection for operators of agricultural and industrial tractors used in construction.	5/14/19	Amended
Subpart W	Appendix A	5/14/19	Removed
Subpart Z	Authority	5/14/19	Amended
1926.1101	Asbestos.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.1126	Chromium (IV).	5/14/19	Amended
1926.1127	Cadmium.	5/14/19	Amended
1926.1129	Coke oven emissions.	5/14/19	Removed, Reserved
1926.1153	Respirable crystalline silica.	5/14/19	Amended
(Effective May 6, 2021)

1926.1124	Beryllium.	8/31/20	Amended
(Effective January 12, 2022)

1926.1400	Scope.	9/15/20	Amended
1926.1442	Railroad roadway maintenance machines.	9/15/20	Amended
1926.1443	Severability	9/15/20	New
(Effective January 13, 2022)

(Amended August 24, 2016; Amended April 4, 2017; Amended March 2, 2020; Amended May 6, 2021; Amended January 12, 2022; Amended January 13, 2022)

Sec. 31-372-108-1928. Occupational safety and health standards for agriculture

Latest version.

Standard Affected	Subject	Fed. Reg. Date	Action
	Adopt
1928.	Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust in Cotton Gins	6-30-78	Correction
1928.21	Superseded by new section		Delete
1928.113	Subpart I Toxic and Hazardous Substances		New
1928.113	Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust in Cotton Gins	8-8-78	Corrections
(Effective February 11, 1980)
	Changes
1915.84 (b)	Lifesaving Equipment	7-10-74	Correction
(1) and (2)
1917.84 (b)	Lifesaving Equipment	7-16-74	Correction
(1) and (2)
1928.57	Guarding of Farm Field Equipment	3-9-76	New
1928.57	Guarding of Farm Field Equipment	3-16-76	Correction
1928.57	Guarding of Farm Field Equipment; Deferral of Effective Date	6-2-76	Amendment
1928.57	Guarding of Farm Field Equipment; Deferral of Effective Date	6-4-76	Amendment
1928.57	Guarding of Farm Field Equipment	10-22-76	Amendment
1915.59	Operations
1916.59
1917.59
1918.99
1928.21(b)	Operations
1928.21	Applicability of General Industry Standards to Agriculture	7-29-77	Correction
(Adopted March 27, 1978)
1926.58	Asbestos, tremolite, anthophyllite and actinolite	2/5/90	Amendment and Revision
(Effective December 31, 1990)
1928.21	Hazard Communication	2/9/94	Republish
(Effective August 26, 1994)
1928.21	Applicable standards in Section 31-372-101-1910.	7/19/94	Amended
(Effective January 19, 1995)
1928.21	Applicable Standards in 29 CFR Part 1910.	10/12/94	Revised
(Effective April 19, 1995)
1928	Authority	2/28/06	Amended
Subpart C
1928.51	Roll-over protective structures (ROPS) for tractors used in agricultural operations	2/28/06	Amended
1928.52	Protective frames for wheel-type agricultural tractors – test procedures and performance requirements	2/28/06	Added
1928.53	Protective enclosures for wheel-type agricultural tractors – test procedures and performance requirements	2/28/06	Added
Appendix B		2/28/06	Added
(Adopted effective April 10, 2007)
Part 1928	Authority	6/8/11	Amended
1928.110	Field sanitation	6/8/11	Amended
(Effective September 5, 2012)