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Document ID (ISN)51131
CIS number 89-24
ISSN - Serial title 0097-6326 - Federal Register
Year 1986
Convention or series no. 29 CFR 1910 and 1926
Author(s)
Department of Labor
Title OSHA Final Rules - Occupational exposure to asbestos, tremolite, anthophyllite, and actinolite [USA]
Bibliographic information 20 June 1986, Vol.51, No.119, p.22612-22790. Illus..
Abstract Full version of the amended standards already analysed as CIS 86-1795. 3 parts: 1 - Preamble: regulatory history; risks and health effects; economic and environmental impact; recommendations to OSHA by interested parties. 2 - Amended standards (Part 1910): definitions; permissible exposure limit (0.2 fibre/cm3 of air, 8h-TWA); exposure monitoring; regulated areas; compliance methods; respiratory protection; protective clothing and equipment; hygiene facilities and practices; communication of hazards to employees; housekeeping; medical surveillance; recordkeeping; observation of monitoring; appendices (the OSHA Reference Method and other techniques for analysing air samples for asbestos; mandatory medical questionnaires; recommended work practices for automative brake repair operations; recommended substance technical information for asbestos; medical surveillance guidelines). 3 - Amended standards (Part 1926): special provisions dealing with the construction industry (including demolition and repair) when asbestos is present.
Descriptors (primary) threshold limit values; occupational safety and health; construction industry; asbestos; limitation of exposure; USA
Descriptors (secondary) workplace monitoring; anthophyllite; actinolite; tremolite; vehicle repair and servicing; demolition; information of personnel; personal protective equipment; air sampling; medical supervision; description of technique; directive; standard; housekeeping
Document type A - Laws, regulations, directives
Country / State or ProvinceUSA
Subject(s) Standards and directives with the force of law
Broad subject area(s) Chemical safety
Browse category(ies) Construction industry and civil engineering
Occupational exposure limits
Asbestos