CFR 101A - Hazard Communication

On February 9, 1994, Federal OSHA promulgated a modified final rule that included minor clarifying changes and technical amendments to the Hazard Communication standard to help ensure full compliance with that standard. The changes and amendments are to the occupational safety and health standards for General Industry, Construction, Agriculture, Shipyard Employment and Marine Terminals. The federal modifications to Hazard Communication (29 CFR 1910, 1926, 1928, 1915, and 1917) became effective March 11, 1994.

This final rule was adopted verbatim in North Carolina by the Commissioner of Labor with the exception of a clarifying amendment as to hazardous substance applicability at (b)(6)(ii). The effective date is August 1, 1994.Please note that in the Federal Register introductory text, no reference is made to Part 1926 in the initial listing and no reference to Part 1928 is made in the individual amendment listings, however, both sections were part of the federal amendment.