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01/18/2012
PEL for cotton dust when exposure is from cotton fibers used in the manufacture of absorbent glass tubes.
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08/06/2002 Standards that apply to cotton gins
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10/06/1995
8-hour total weight average (TWA) permissible exposure limit (PEL).
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03/09/1995
Employees in a cotton yarn manufacturing plant who voluntarily wear cloth over their mouths and noses to prevent lint from sticking to their skin.
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12/05/1994
Cotton Dust Standard and CD-ROMs for storing medical and exposure records.
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06/17/1993
Pulmonary function testing training requirements and spirometer transmission of disease.
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05/10/1991
Regulations For Cotton Waste Operations
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12/06/1990
Adjusting cotton dust permissible exposure limits (PELs) for extended work shifts.
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03/05/1990
Requirements relating to spirometry contained in the cotton dust standard at 1910.1043 Appendix D.
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11/03/1986
Sample numbers and measurement duration for compliance to the cotton dust standard for a weaving operation
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06/04/1986
Tufting of undyed and unwashed cotton is not covered in the scope of the revised cotton standard of December 13, 1985
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05/21/1986 The CAM/PCAM Model C instrument is considered equal to the vertical elutriator cotton dust sampler.
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04/16/1986
The cotton dust standard applies to the elastic fabric industry
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04/15/1986
The use of disposable respirators where cotton dust concentration is no greater than five times the PEL.
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04/10/1986
Employee exposure to cotton dust.
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01/21/1986 Interpretation of 1910.1043(h)(ii)(c)
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12/14/1984
Regulations for the calibration of spirometers and audiometers;Regulations for the calibration of spirometers and audiometers.
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08/17/1984 Reginned cotton is raw cotton and the 200 ug/m3 PEL applies.
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01/26/1981
Persons conducting pulmonary function testing to complete NIOSH spirometry course.
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06/25/1979 Clarification on initial examinations required under the cotton dust standard.
