Oregon OSHA Construction Rules (OAR 437 Division 3) D-adopted: Comply with the adopted occupational health controls: medical services, sanitation, radiation, illumination, ventilation, hazard communication, MDA, lead and hazardous waste operations

What does D-adopted require?

Oregon adopts the federal health and environmental control sections of Subdivision D, so the employer provides medical services and first aid (1926.50), sanitation including non-potable water marking and the toilet table (1926.51), protection from ionising radiation by trained competent persons (1926.53) and from laser and other non-ionising radiation with qualified operators and eye protection (1926.54), illumination (1926.56), ventilation for dusts, fumes, abrasive blasting, grinding, spray finishing and open surface tanks (1926.57), hazard communication (1926.59), the methylenedianiline standard (1926.60), keeping transport markings, placards and labels on hazardous material containers (1926.61), the lead in construction standard (1926.62), process safety management (1926.64) and hazardous waste operations and emergency response (1926.65); the federal air contaminant limits of 1926.55 were not adopted, the Oregon limits in 437-003-1000 apply instead.