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• The doctor also prescribed the
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• The employees were under the di
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Section 1904.7General recording cri
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(iii) Do I have to record restricte
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of the length of time the employee
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then result in days away from work
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A partial day of work is recorded a
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In all other respects, the final ru
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ments. The Agency believes that the
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e recorded because it will require
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However, episodes of fainting from
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care professional, he or she may al
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“Other simple means” of removin
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For purposes of OSHA recordkeeping
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• When answering the doctor’s q
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Response: In the recordkeeping regu
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Letter of interpretation related to
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Section 1904.8Recording criteria fo
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caused by contaminated needles and
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Section 1904.9Recording criteria fo
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Section 1904.10Recording criteria f
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hearing loss case that is not relat
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average of 10 decibels or more at 2
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argued that because the function of
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occurs, and where hearing loss can
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cases in their workplace via analys
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March 4, 2004Mr. Carl O. Sall, CIHD
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When the professional evaluating th
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(2) May I line-out or erase a recor
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Section 1904.12Recording criteria f
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These new statistics would add only
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Sections 1904.13 - 1904.28 Reserved
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two lines of the OSHA 300 Log to de
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which replace the OSHA 200 and 101
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different types of occupational ill
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OSHA 301 form. These data are usefu
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LETTERS OF INTERPRETATION: Section
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Question 2: Under 29 CFR Section 19
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and has adopted language in the fin
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Section 1904.31Covered employees(66
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label assigned to a worker is immat
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These workers should be evaluated j
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Response: A case is work-related if
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Response: Section 1904.31 states th
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Thank you for your interest in occu
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year covered by the summary. The su
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2. Number of employees and hours wo
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LETTERS OF INTERPRETATION: Section
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Section 1904.33Retention and updati
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June 23, 2003Mr. Edwin G. Foulke, J
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Section 1904.34Change in business o
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PREAMBLE DISCUSSION: Section 1904.3
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Incident Report (Forms 300 and 301,
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workers’ compensation claim. See
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LETTERS OF INTERPRETATION: Section
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Letter of interpretation related to
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Question 3: Using the facts in Ques
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Section 1904.37State recordkeeping
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tion, require employers to report f
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(5) If I receive a variance, may th
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Section 1904.39Reporting fatalities
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gation. Therefore, the final rule d
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Section 1904.40Providing records to
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ness. The government inspector may
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Response: The controlling employer
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: Section
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OSHA and the BLS have worked togeth
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provide copies of the retained reco
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: Section
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Section 1904.46Definitions(66 FR 61
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of business information. For exampl
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inconvenience associated with keepi
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skin disease, respiratory disorder,
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Question 2: Under 29 CFR Section 19
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