Oregon adopts the federal substance-specific standards of Subdivision Z, so the employer meets the asbestos in construction standard with its classes of work, exposure assessment, regulated areas, control methods, competent person, respirators, protective clothing, hygiene facilities, communication of hazards, housekeeping, medical surveillance, training and recordkeeping (1926.1101, with the Oregon respirator programme rule), the chromium (VI) standard (1926.1126), the cadmium standard (1926.1127) and the methylene chloride standard (1926.1152), each with its permissible exposure limits, exposure monitoring, controls, respirators, medical surveillance and training.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.