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OSHA requirements are set by statute, standards, and regulations. Our interpretation letters explain these requirements and how they apply to particular circumstances, but they cannot create additional employer obligations. Each letter constitutes OSHA's interpretation of the requirements discussed. Note that our enforcement guidance may be affected by changes to OSHA rules. Also, from time to time we update our guidance in response to new information.
- 1975.1 - Applicability of OSHA's PRCS standard to gas industry. - 06/01/1994
- 1975.1 - Classifying self-elevating lift boats and enforcement responsibility. - 03/07/1986
- 1975.1 - Concern over the quality of care given to patients by dentists. - 04/24/1997
- 1975.1 - DOT has jurisdiction of the trucking industry - 01/13/1992
- 1975.1 - Driver training and seat belt use. - 09/24/1990
- 1975.1 - Enforcement jurisdiction at IMC Fertilizer, Inc. - 09/25/1991
- 1975.1 - Federal Highway Administration Contract Language (Inspection-Right of Entry). - 08/19/1992
- 1975.1 - Jurisdiction over Tank Car Drivers and Helpers. - 02/06/1990
- 1975.1 - Jurisdiction over tanks of malodorant gas. - 12/21/1990
- 1975.1 - Limitation on Enforcement of Certain Subsections of the Excavation Standard. - 08/01/1990
- 1975.1 - Motor vehicle accidents are not within OSHA's jurisdiction - 01/13/1992
- 1975.1 - Oregon Interagency Migrant Labor Camp Enforcement Agreement - 04/09/1991
- 1975.1 - OSHA does not have jurisdiction over aircraft crews. - 03/05/1999
- 1975.1 - OSHA jurisdiction over oil and gas pipelines may be preempted by DOT standards. - 05/28/2004
- 1975.1 - The working environment of railroad train operating employees. - 08/02/1991
- 1975.1 - Transportation of hazardous waste. - 01/14/1993