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03/28/2024
Hazard assessments for PPE at disaster clean-up sites with multiple employers
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02/29/2024
Training requirements for on scene incident commanders in OSHA's HAZWOPER standard
3
07/30/2021
Application of OSHA’s HAZWOPER standard to homeless camp cleanup operations
4
12/15/2020
Clarification of the HAZWOPER standard to employees engaged in the cleanup of blood from crimes or trauma incidents
5
09/06/2019
Cleanup of blood from crime or accident scenes and HAZWOPER training requirements
6
09/04/2019
Escape-only respirators
7
10/02/2017
What constitutes an emergency response or incidental release of anhydrous ammonia
8
03/31/2017
Training requirements for emergency response medical service
9
12/23/2014
OSHA jurisdiction over railroad employers with regards to the Hazard Communication standard (HCS)
10
06/29/2012
HAZWOPER standard's requirements for medical surveillance and training
11
04/05/2012
Mandatory elements of a HAZWOPER baseline physical examination.
12
03/14/2012
Applicability of HAZWOPER to the clearing and rerailing of train cars after derailment situations.
13
07/11/2011
Whether an employer's medical monitoring form meets the requirements under HAZWOPER.
14
03/11/2011
Clarification of mobile workers and sanitation facility requirements under HAZWOPER.
15
10/28/2010
Training requirements under the HAZWOPER standard.
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02/22/2010
Clarification on whether the HAZWOPER standard applies to Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Teams responding to a terrorist incident.
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02/16/2010
Trainer qualifications under the HAZWOPER standard.
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01/25/2010
OSHA requirements for mercury response and clean-up personnel in a number of different site-specific scenarios.
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02/04/2009
Clarification on acceptability of National Environmental Trainers, Inc. (NET) interactive 40-hour training program.
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01/06/2009
Training requirements for fire investigators.
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07/17/2008
Whether a combination course can meet refresher training requirements in 1910.120(e)(8) and the OSHA 10-hour construction industry outreach program.
22
04/28/2008
Use of a "hybrid" course to meet training requirements for both a general site worker and a hazardous materials technician under HAZWOPER.
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03/03/2008
Clarification of whether an employee can opt out of medical surveillance examinations under the HAZWOPER standard, 29 CFR 1910.120.
24
12/04/2007
Clarification of HAZWOPER training requirements as they apply to an employee of the town of Windsor, VT.
25
09/19/2007
Clarification of OSHA requirements for trainer qualifications under the HAZWOPER standard.
26
03/14/2007
Whether firefighters trained to the HAZWOPER awareness level can respond to emergency releases of hazardous substances.
27
07/12/2006
PSM compliance for ammonia refrigeration systems.
28
02/01/2006
Applicability of HAZWOPER standard to hazardous waste generators that are not conditionally exempt as small quantity generators.
29
06/23/2005
Applicable regulations when handling waste material classified as "sludge exempt" in regards to the Hazard Communication and HAZWOPER standards.
30
08/16/2004
Acceptability of using computer-based (on-line) training for the HAZWOPER 40-hour classroom training.
31
02/14/2004
Process operators' training requirements to take limited action in stopping an emergency release; role in an incident command system.
32
11/24/2003
Application of HAZWOPER (1910.120) to terrorist and weapons of mass destruction incident responses.
33
08/01/2003
Firefighter training requirements to respond to emergency releases, or potential emergency releases, of hazardous substance.
34
04/22/2003
HAZWOPER training requirements for hospital staff who decontaminate chemically contaminated patients.
35
02/26/2003
Application of absorbent pads for spill control;hazardous waste site cleanup training does not qualify worker as hazardous materials technician.
36
01/13/2003
Respiratory protection and emergency escape requirements for IDLH atmospheres.
37
12/02/2002
Training and PPE requirements for hospital staff that decontaminate victims/patients.
38
09/26/2002
HAZWOPER safety and health plan requirements for Phase I and Phase II environmental assessments.
39
09/25/2002
HAZWOPER medical examinations must be offered at a reasonable time and without cost to the employee
40
09/24/2002
Respiratory protection, medical surveillance, and training requirements under HAZWOPER
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09/05/2002
Respiratory protection requirements for hospital staff decontaminating chemically contaminated patients.
42
10/31/1997
Application of HAZWOPER.
43
10/31/1997
Clarification of the requirements of the Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard
44
10/29/1997
Access to employee exposure and medical records.
45
10/29/1997
The requirements of paragraph (m) in the OSHA HAZWOPER Standard.
46
06/27/1997
OSHA's Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard.
47
04/25/1997
Emergency response training requirements for hospital staff.
48
04/03/1997
Appropriate protective clothing for aircraft firefighting.
49
01/14/1997
Training provisions of OSHA's HAZWOPER standard.
50
12/16/1996
Interpretation on medical surveillance requirements under OSHA's Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response.
51
11/07/1996
Definition of a Hazardous Substance.
52
09/11/1996
Voluntary safety and health audits under the Occupational Safety and Health Act
53
05/15/1996
Worker protection for employees incinerating hazardous waste on cement plant property.
54
04/19/1996
Training requirements under the HAZWOPER standard.
55
03/26/1996
Whether the OSHA HAZWOPER standard applies to the remediation of unexploded conventional ordnance at military sites.
56
02/22/1996
The requirement for change rooms whenever employees are required to wear personal protective clothing.
57
09/11/1995
Interpretation of OSHA requirements for personal protective equipment to be used during marine oil spill emergency response operations
58
09/05/1995
Clarification on who must receive first responder awareness level training.
59
08/28/1995
The OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) regulation.
60
08/11/1995
OSHA PPE standard requirements for hazard assessment and employee training and the OSHA HAZWOPER standard requirements.
61
08/11/1995
The application of the OSHA HAZWOPER standard to employers of transfer facilities.
62
07/06/1995
Relationship between training requirements for those who will perform permit space rescue services in accordance with PRCS and the Hazardous Waste and Emergency Response standard.
63
05/01/1995
Requirements for spill containment mats under retail displays of lawn and garden chemicals within stores.
64
05/01/1995
Response to IDLH or Potential IDLH atmospheres.
65
04/06/1995
OSHA guidance on Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) training.
66
02/03/1995
Community response personnel with regards to HAZWOPER.
67
12/21/1994
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response.
68
11/22/1994
The use of computer-based training to satisfy OSHA training requirements.
69
11/16/1994
Medical clearance for respirator wearers in emergency response situations.
70
11/08/1994
Clarification on HAZWOPER emergency response training requirements.
71
10/11/1994
The acceptability of a computer based, self-paced training program for use in meeting the refresher training requirements of the standard.
72
09/01/1994
The applicability of HAZWOPER emergency response training requirements to workers who change leaking chlorine cylinders in a water treatment facility.
73
08/24/1994
Application of OSHA's Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) standard to employers of news media personnel who are covering emergency response incidents.
74
07/07/1994
Management and supervisors' training required in paragraph (e)(4) of the standard.
75
04/26/1994
HAZWOPER and Asbestos standards apply to any emergency response to an uncontrolled hazardous substance release involving the presence of asbestos.
76
01/31/1994
Members of a HAZMAT team.
77
08/05/1993
Post-emergency response and medical surveillance requirements of HAZWOPER
78
07/28/1993
Minnesota administers its own occupational Safety & Health Program.
79
06/22/1993
Response to emergency in "normal work area" definition.
80
06/17/1993
Whether an off-site HAZMAT emergency response team may be permitted to all areas of a hazardous waste site in an emergency response action.
81
04/20/1993
Clarification on first aid requirements for hazardous waste sites.
82
03/24/1993
Health and safety plans for hazardous waste operations & emergency response.
83
03/12/1993
Hazardous waste operations and emergency response lapsed refresher training requirements.
84
03/04/1993
Clarification on training for firefighters and HAZWOPER.
85
01/26/1993
Support zone personnel at a CERCLA thermal destruction site.
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01/26/1993
Training for plant maintenance personnel and HAZWOPER.
87
01/14/1993
Transportation of hazardous waste.
88
12/30/1992
Clarification of training certification.
89
12/30/1992
The hazardous waste operations and emergency response regulation.
90
12/23/1992
EPA CERCLA regulations and site monitoring requirements of 1910.120.
91
12/16/1992
Alarm systems for employee evacuation and/or response.
92
11/20/1992
Background of standards.
93
10/27/1992
Employees who work at hazardous waste sites who are not involved in cleanup.
94
10/27/1992
Training requirements for hospital personnel involved in an emergency response of a hazardous substance.
95
10/21/1992
Various questions on Hazwoper.
96
09/22/1992
Manufacturing facilities with potential for exposure to hazardous waste.
97
09/11/1992
Training issues and Hazwoper.
98
09/03/1992
Questions of Hazwoper in a state plan state.
99
09/01/1992
Various questions on OSHA standards
100
08/27/1992
HAZWOPER training requirements.
101
08/18/1992
Use of EPA's Health and Safety Plan (HASP) computer program.
102
08/14/1992
Training and medical requirements for hazardous waste workers.
103
08/12/1992
Hazardous waste clean-up operations.
104
08/12/1992
Training requirements for maintenance of housekeeping personnel.
105
07/27/1992
Supervisor/management 8-hour training and the 8-hour refresher training.
106
07/21/1992
OSHA's Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response final rule.
107
07/21/1992
Refresher training and HAZWOPER.
108
07/14/1992
Clarification of HAZWOPER to a cleanup operation at a solid waste management unit.
109
06/29/1992
Definition of an emergency response.
110
06/05/1992
Applicability of compressed gas cylinder standard to workplaces subject to the Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard
111
05/13/1992
Refresher training, supervisor training and the hazardous waste standard.
112
05/11/1992
Post closure operations and maintenance activities; training requirements of HAZWOPER.
113
04/02/1992
Vehicle operations on hazardous waste sites
114
03/31/1992
Medical personnel exposed to patients contaminated with hazardous waste.
115
03/30/1992
Technical interpretation of Baird & McQuire superfund cleanup site.
116
03/27/1992
Towing operators skilled in operating equipment for emergency responses.
117
03/25/1992
Clarification of cleanup operation identified by a governmental body as an uncontrolled hazardous waste site.
118
03/24/1992
Texaco emergency response assistance team.
119
03/10/1992
HAZWOPER requirements in the "territorial seas".
120
03/06/1992
Annual 8 hour refresher training for employees who work on hazardous waste sites.
121
02/13/1992
Response to oil spills, training, and other issues of HAZWOPER.
122
02/13/1992
Training requirements where "low magnitude of risk of exposure to hazardous substances" exists.
123
02/12/1992
OSHA does not certify instructors in HAZWOPER.
124
02/12/1992
OSHA does not cover volunteers, but EPA does in Hazardous Waste Operations.
125
02/12/1992
Training for employees at CERCLA and RCRA sites.
126
12/30/1991
Medical surveillance of HAZWOPER and employer responsibility to employees.
127
12/30/1991
OSHA's jurisdiction over volunteer fire fighters.
128
12/30/1991
Training and HAZWOPER.
129
12/24/1991
Hazwoper minimum training for an On Scene Incident Commander.
130
12/18/1991
Hazwoper EPA and OSHA jurisdictional issues.
131
12/16/1991
Washington's Response to Federal Program Change (CPL 2-2.51)
132
12/10/1991
Underground storage tanks and 1910.120.
133
12/06/1991
Geographic definitions, multi-functional setting; refresher training.
134
12/04/1991
Training requirements of HAZWOPER.
135
12/02/1991
Hazwoper training in hospitals.
136
12/02/1991
Standards addressing excavations
137
11/19/1991
HAZWOPER applications.
138
11/08/1991
Emergency situations that fall under Hazwoper.
139
11/07/1991
Definition of "actual field experience" in Hazwoper.
140
10/11/1991
Application of 1910.120 to home heating oil.
141
10/08/1991
Over-the-road vehicle operator required response to a large release.
142
10/02/1991
Training requirements for firefighters.
143
09/20/1991
Operations level personnel training.
144
08/27/1991
OSHA's Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response.
145
08/20/1991
On scene incident commander for Hazwoper standard.
146
08/20/1991
Training requirements of Hazwoper for various functions.
147
08/19/1991
Academic training considered as equivalently trained for Hazwoper.
148
08/15/1991
Employees with previous experience and training in the removal of underground storage tanks.
149
08/06/1991
Actively involved; generators; CERCLA 101(33) substances.
150
07/17/1991
1910.120 Application to Petroleum Product Spills or Releases Subject to State Codes
151
07/08/1991
Protective Clothing for Firefighters
152
07/01/1991
Post Emergency Response Training Requirements
153
06/26/1991
Employee evacuation in the event of imminent Natural Phenomenon.
154
06/25/1991
Cost of training is the employer's responsibility.
155
06/17/1991
Fires involving spills or releases of hazardous substances
156
06/17/1991
Minimum number of hours required for awareness level for police officers
157
06/14/1991
Boilermakers rebuilding an incinerator in a clean area at a Superfund site
158
06/14/1991
Maintaining Medical Records for Employees Subject to Medical Surveillance.
159
06/14/1991
Training requirements for emergency medical service personnel.
160
06/12/1991
Emergency response procedures for radioactive materials
161
06/10/1991
Training required for clean-up of hazardous waste and hazardous substances
162
06/07/1991
Requirements for training in hazardous waste for DOE personnel
163
06/07/1991
Training requirements for drivers hauling hazardous waste
164
06/05/1991
Error corrected in response of Sept. 4, 1990 concerning fire hazard associated with TCE
165
06/04/1991
Training required for emergency response at industrial facilities
166
05/15/1991
Eight hours refresher training per year required specific to job responsibilities at a TSDF.
167
05/13/1991
Training and certification procedures of Hazwoper.
168
05/10/1991
Training requirements for employees in food storage facility where ammonia is used solely as a refrigerant.
169
04/03/1991
Emergency response in the trucking industry
170
03/13/1991
Employees who design and engineer hazardous waste facilities and their coverage under 1910.120.
171
01/28/1991
Application of 1910.120 to emergency Responders at a nuclear power plants
172
01/23/1991
Application of the Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response to general industry.
173
12/11/1990
Cleaning petroleum storage tanks located in tank terminals and refineries.
174
11/26/1990
Hazwoper does not require training for employees not involved or exposed to hazardous waste areas.
175
11/15/1990
"Laboratory setting" and subsequent requirements for Hazwoper.
176
11/09/1990
First responders, training, hazardous materials technician, etc.
177
09/05/1990
Training not required if employees not likely to be exposed to or participate in emergency response activities.
178
04/24/1990
Training requirements in 29 CFR 1910.120 concerning hazardous waste cleanup operations.
179
04/04/1990
Application of 1910.120 to cleanup of nuclear and hazardous waste
180
03/30/1990
Underground Storage Tanks
181
01/09/1990
Application of certain provisions of 1910.120 in light of specific emergency response requirements under RCRA.
182
11/22/1989
Training requirements of 1910.120
183
10/09/1989
Interpretation on the application of 1910.120 to clean-up of water-borne releases of hazardous substances.
184
09/07/1989
29 CFR 1910.120 Application to Underground Storage Tanks at Service Stations
185
08/28/1989
Operations regulated by 40 CFR 264 and 265 must comply with 1910.120 training.
186
08/15/1989
Application of 1910.120 to the construction of a building where the ground water would be classified as hazardous waste
187
07/28/1989
Application of OSHA's final standard for Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response.
188
06/30/1989
Training certification requirements for 1910.120, Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response.
189
06/23/1989
Clarification concerning the relationship of several paragraphs within the 1910.120 Standard.
190
05/11/1989
Definition of Hazardous Waste.
191
05/10/1989
1910.120 exemption for no exposure situations and tiered training requirments.
192
08/19/1988
Interpretation concerning 1910.120 requirements for air monitoring, a site safety and health plan, training, and medical surveillance
193
02/11/1987
Information on Hydro Carbide Tungsten, otherwise known as cemented tungsten carbide with colbalt binder.
194
11/03/1986
Information on Polychlorobiphenyls (PCB's) in Ceiling Tiles
