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OSHA Releases Letter of Interpretation to Clarify Applicability of OSH...
OSHA released a letter dated May 31, 2017 that was written in response to a letter it received in which a company asked whether 29 C.F.R. 1917.112 (guarding of edges in marine terminals) or another OSHA standard applies to the guarding of the edges of docks at a “designated waterfront facility.” A designated waterfront facility is defined as “a facility used for the bulk storage, handling and transfer of flammable, non-flammable, or combustible liquids and gases”. OSHA wrote that OSHA standards do not apply to the situation. OSHA states that, while 29 C.F.R. 1917.1(a)(1)(i) specifically excludes “ Cet article OSHA Releases Letter of Interpretation to Clarify Applicability of OSHA Standards to “Designated Waterfront Facilities” est apparu en premier sur EHS News - Red-on-Line Blog.+ More
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Nevada: Federal OSHA Authority Reinstated over Private-Sector Employme...
In the October 13, 2017 Federal Register, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) published a notice announcing its approval of a change to Nevada’s Occupational Safety and Health State Plan in which federal OSHA enforcement authority is reinstated over private-sector employment on military facilities and bases in Nevada. As before, Nevada retains occupational health and safety enforcement authority over private-sector employment not covered by federal OSHA. Under the State Plan for Nevada that OSHA approved in 1952, federal OSHA retained its enforcement authority in Nevada’s private sector for the following: Maritime employment, Contract workers, Contractor-operated facilities engages in US Cet article Nevada: Federal OSHA Authority Reinstated over Private-Sector Employment on Nevada Military Facilities and Bases est apparu en premier sur EHS News - Red-on-Line Blog.+ More