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CRITERIA DOCUMENT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
The development of criteria documents as a basis for standards for the occupational exposure to chemical and physical hazards is a continuing activity of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health O'lQSH). These criteria documents are publications wnich are prepared from a critical evaluation of all known, relevant published or otherwise publicly available medical, biological, engineering, chemical, and trade information and data for the purpose of establishing a recommended occupational health standard including, but not limited to, the concentration of a substance in the occupational environment which has been found to cause no adverse effects in people exposed 'for a normal working lifetime. It Is the goal of the Institute to identify in a . candid and unbiased manner the injurious effects produced by an occupational hazard and to determine what amount of that hazard produced these effects. In pursuing this goal, all published or publicly available evidence that has been found or that has been offered to the Institute in response to requests through the Federal?Reeister is collected and reviewed. All evidence is carefully reviewed Co determine wnat hazardous effects are relevant in developing criteria for the proposed standards. The extent of hazard that produces the effects selected is then calculated from the best available data. The methods of sampling and analysis are evaluated to ensure that 'those selected can quantitate the substances in the concentrations that are expected to be found in the working environment. The first draft of a criteria document is then prepared for the second step in the critical review process. For certain documents, where the issues are found to be extremely -complex, external consultation from others such as selected experts from universities is obtained prior to finalizing the first draft.
NIOSH recognizes the possibility of bias entering into the formulation process of these criteria documents. Professional bias can enter into the preparation by many different avenues through even the most well-msaning and honest efforts. Bias could occur from employment experiences, professional association and the selectivity of personal experiences. In order to reduce, as much as possible, any such bias, an advocate-adversary process has been developed. In the process, the advocate must present the evaluation of all potentially acceptable data and develop the rationale for the acceptance of the basis for the proposed standards that were selected in preference to ocher possibilities. The first draft is submitted and defended by the preparing advocates during the review and critique by professional occupational health personnel who have been selected not only for their experience with the subject of the document but also for their employment associations. This selection process is intended to include divergent views from that of the originators and the NIOSH staff and other disparate attitudes not already presented. The
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consultants selected for this review and critique should have had direct personal experience with control of the criteria document hazard and will reflect professional experience in occupational medicine, engineering, chemistry, toxicology or other pertinent sciences. Consultants are selected whose background is from industry, state or local government occupational health Staffs, organized labor, and universities. The selected consultants should
provide by this process a reasonably balanced group with strongly based experience. None of the selected participants shall have been involved in the initial formulation of the specific criteria document. Recognizing that NIOSH may also introduce bias through its various selection processes, societies whose membership includes experienced professionals in the occupational health field are invited to review the criteria document draft. The societies which have been involved include: Society of Toxicology, the American Industrial Hygiene Association, the American Occupational Medical Association, the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists, the American Academy of Occupational Medicine, the American Academy of Industrial Hygiene, the Society for Occupational and Environmental Health, and the American Medical Association. The only constraints placed upon the selection of reviewers by these organizations is that they be members of that particular organization and that they not have been involved in any of the other past or current preparation activities of the criteria document being reviewed. Additional viewpoints are solicited from governmental agencies which may have interest and experience in the control of occupational or environmental hazards.
Comments and critiques of all reviewers are organized with the final draft
and are submitted to the Director of NIOSH for his review and critique.
This step involves a thorough review by senior NIOSH professionals selected
to provide the Director with a broad-cross section of experiences. The
"criteria for a recommended standard for occupational exposure to..."
(a hazardous substance) is readied after the Director's review and approval
for transmittal to the Department of Labor. The final document does not
necessarily, therefore, offer a true consensus view nor coincide with
views of all of the reviewers.
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The resulting criteria document thereby provides a valid detailed support for the standard as recommended by NIOSH for the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare to be used by the Department of Labor as a basis for its promulgation of a standard.
.The recommendations are of course also then available to foreign, state and local governments as well as the general public for development of standards where the need may exist.
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Criteria Documents and Recommended Standards Transmitted to the Department of Labor
Document Kane
Acetylene
Allyl Chloride
Ammonia
Arsenic
Arsenic (revised)
Asbestos
Benzene
Benzene (revised)
Beryllium
Cadmium
Carbaryl
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Carbon Dioxide
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon Tetrachloride
Carbon Tetrachloride (revised)
Chlorine
Chloroform
Chloroform (revised)
Chromic Acid
Chromium(VI)
Coke Oven Emissions
Cotton Dust
Emergency Egress
Epichloxohydrin
Ethylene Dichloride
Fluorides
Hazardous Materials
Hot Environments
Hydrogen Fluoride
Inorganic Cyanides
Inorganic Lead
Inorganic Lead (revised)
Inorganic Mercury
Isopropyl Alcohol
Logging
Malathion
Methyl Alcohol
Methylene Chloride
Methyl Parathion
Nitric Acid
Noise
Oxides of Nitrogen
Transmitted Month Day Year
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76 72 76 76 76 72 75 76 76 74 76
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Criteria Documents and Recommended Standards Transmitted to the Department of Labor (Coot.)
Document
Parathion Phenol Phosgene Silica Sodium Hydroxide Sulfur Dioxide Sulfuric Acid Tetrachloroethylene Toluene Toluene Diisocyanate Trichloroethylene Ultraviolet Radiation Vinyl Chloride Xylene Zinc Oxide 1,1,1-Trichloroethane
Transmitted Month Day Year
06 30 76 06 30 76 02 23 76 11 11 74 09 16 75 02 11 74 06 06 74 07 01 76 07 23 73 07 13 73 07 23 73 12 20 72 03 11 ` 74 05 23 75 10 10 75 07 01 76
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Criteria Documents to be Transmitted to the Department of Labor in FY 77
Document Name
Acrylamide * Alkanes (C$~ ~Cs) f?Anesthetic Gases
Antimony Compounds Asphalt Fumes Benzoyl Peroxide Boron Trifluoride Carbon Disulfide/Hydrogen Sulfide Chloroprene Coal Tar Products Cresols Dloxane Ethylene Dibronide Fibrous Glass Fluorocarbons Fluorine Formaldehyde Hydroquinone Methyl Silicate Nickel and Its Inorganic Compounds (Nickel Carbonyl) Oil Mists Polychlorinated Biphenyls Refined Petroleum Styrene Teflon Decomposition Products Thallium and Its Compounds, .Tungsten and Its Compounds Vanadium and Its Compounds 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane
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Criteria Documents to be Transmitted to the Department of Labor in FY 78
Document Name
Alkali Metal Hydroxides Benzyl Chloride Boron Compounds Carbon Black Cement Industry Chlorinated Benzenes Cobalt Diazoaethane Dichloroacetylene Dichloroethyl Ether Ethylene Chlorohydrin Furfuryl Alcohol Glycidyl Ethers . Hydrazines Ketones and Acetone Mercaptans Nitroglycerine and EGD o-Tolidine Oxalic Acid Ozone Roofing Industry Vinyl Compounds Welding and Brazing Wood Dust-Non Allergenic
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Tentative List of Criteria Documents to be Transmitted to the
Department of Labor in FY 79
Document Name Acrylonitrile Amines Bromine and Its Compounds Chloropicrin Cold Environments Ethylene Glycol Monomethyl Ether Flame Retardants Foundries Hydrogen Chloride Iron and Its Compounds Manganese and Its Compounds Methyl Chloride Nitrobenzenes Nitrophenols Nitrotoluenes Organic Arsenicals' Organic Lead Compounds Organic Mercury Compounds Organo-Isocyanates Printing Industry Slaughtering & Rendering Plants Talc Tri Cresyl Phosphate Vibration
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W>>crhjrvcr Company, J.i. Lson, Mist, is niiitesling a nrins'-rioii1- ciljlmn for li)10'Jit b)(l) for failuio to roduce loi^c (No 7G-371.6)
Ted Wilke: son, lnr., Kinsns Ciiv, Knn, li contesting a serious citation ami a .500 penalty for 1506 105(a) for failure to pruude sjfcty nets iNii 76-3753)
O. L. Williams Contractmc Company, At'rnia. Ca . is con testing a v.ilifu!. repeated, anil sc-ious cilr.tion .md a SI.200 pcnaltv lur 1926 653(c) fot failure to shore a lienth (No 76-3762)
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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH Rf.POnTER
Wulff !!totI'ris Masonry Corporation, Colnnihm, Mo., is coni 'si ing a nnusermus ctl.ilum and a 726 penalty for I526 25(,i) for fa,lure to keep a con-tiuctn n >:1e clear of dehru- and nj-'c material 1!)2!> 351(h)(2) far failure lo use a w'daor's r.il .'e I've (ie,u icpmr or splices fm a minim,lm distance of 15 feet from thoi alilo end tv which the eleelrude holder was con-,cited, 1526 ITiO'dKlfii lor failure lo sceurc a portable v urf hildoi, anil 1526 451(a)M) /or failure to guard scaffolding (No 76-3715).
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CURRENT STATUS Of NIOSH-OSHA STANDARDS COMPLETION PROJECT ' BY SET AND LIST Of DRAFT STANDARDS WITHHELD
Substance
Sec Status
acetone 2- butanone (methyl ethyl ketone or HER)
cy c loh eccar one henone (uethyl isobutyl ketone (or) KIBJ'O
hydrogen sulfide wanganese
2- pentanone
A Transmitted to OSHA S-30-76 A FR Proposed Rule 5-6-75 A FR Proposed Rule 5-8-75
FR Proposed Rulf* 5-8-75
A Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76 A Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76 A `FR Proposed Rule 5-8-75
camphor tithyl butyl ketone (3-heptcnone)
jacsityl oitice Jtethyl (n-aryl) ketone (2-heptanone)
5- isethyl - 3-heptanone ozone
B FR Proposed Rule 10-3-75 B FR Proposed Rule 5-8-75 B FR Proposed Rule 10-B-75 B FR Proposed Rule 5-8-75 B FR Proposed Rule 10-8-75 B FR Proposed Rule 10-S-75
p-tert- butyltoluenc cumene (isopropyl benzene) cyclohexane ethyl bcnaer.c
alpha- rethyl styrene styrene (phenyl ethylene or vinyl benzene)
tciphcr.yls yinyl toluene
C FR Proposed Rule 10-8-75 C FR Proposed Rule 10-8-75
c FR Proposed Rule 10-S-75 c FR Proposed Rule 10-S-75 c FR Proposed Rule 10-3-75 c FR Proposed Rule 10-3-75 c Transmitted to OSHA 02-:7-7< c FR Proposed Rule 10-S-75
sec- amyl acetate (alpha-methyl butyl acetate)
sec- butyl acetate tert- butyl acetate
butyl acetate (n-butyl acetate) dibutylphthalate 2- ethcatyeth.ylacetate ethyl acrylate
D FR Availability Notice 3-14-75 D FR Availabiirtv Notice 3-14-75 D FR Availability Notice 3-14-75 D FR Availability Notice 2-14-75 D Transr.itted to OSHA 9-23-76 D FR. Availability Notice 3-14-75 D FR Avmlnhility Notice 3-14-75
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Subrt.ir (-'
Sot Status
ethyl formate sec- hexyl aceuntc (13-dincchyl butyl acetate)
isoamyl acetate isobutyl acetate jaethyl acetate methyl acrylate methyl ccllosolve acetate di-sec- octyl phthnlate (di-2-ethyl'ie>.ylphthalutc) n- propyl acetate
allyl alcohol n- amyl acetate
butyl alcohol Co-butyl alcohol) sec- butyl alcohol tore- butyl alcohol
cyclohexanol diacctonc alcohol (4-hydroxy-4-mothyl-2-pcntanona) ethyl acetate isoanyl alcohol isobutyl alcohol isopropyl acetate isopropyl alcohol (isopropanol) methyl alcchol (methanol) methyl isobutyl carbir.ol propyl alcohol (propanol)
c FR Avm lab il i ty Notice 3-14-75 D FR Availability Notice 3-14-75
D FR Availability Notice 3-14-75 D FR Availability Notice 3-14-75
D FR Availabilitv Notice 3-14-75
D FR Availnbj.li ty Notice 3-14-75 D FR Avai labili tv Notice 3-14-75
D Transmitted to OSHA 9-123-76 D FR Availability Notice 3-14-75
Transmitted to OSHA 02'-27-76 E FR Avallability Notice 4-21-75 E TR Availability Not.ice 4-21-75 E FR Availability Notice 4-21-75 E FR Availabili ty Notice 4-21-75 E FR Availabilicy Notice 4-21-75
E FR Availability Notice 4-21-75 E FR Availability Notice 4-21-75 E FR Availability Notice 4-21-75 E FR Availability Notice 4-21-75 E FR Availability Notice 4-21-75 E FR Availability Notice 4-21-75 E FR Availability Notice 4-21-75 E FR Availability Nocice 4-21-75 E FR Availability Notice 4-21-75
2- butoxy ethanol (butyl cellosolve) n- butyl giycidyl ether (BGE)
chlorinated car.phcne (toxaphene) cyclohcr.er.e dipropylcne glycol methyl ether
ethyl ether glycidol (2,3-epor.y-l-propanol) isopropyl giycidyl ether
methyl ccllosolve (i-nechonycthanol) methylal (d me r hcicyr.acnane}
phenyl ether phenyl c ther-brphcr.yl nuxture (Dowchern A) phenyl giycidyl ether (PGE) propylene oxide {2,2-epcxypropan) tetrahydrofuran
F FR Availability Notice 7-3-75 F FR Availability Notice 7-8-75 F Transmitted tn OStIA 02--27-76 F FR Availability Notice 7-6-75 F' FR Availability Notice 7-S-75 F FR Availability Notice 7-3-75 f FR Availability Notice 7-5-75 T FR Availability Notice 7-S-7-5 F FR Availabilicy Notice 7-6-75 F FR Availability Notice 7-5-7 5 F Transmitted to OSHA 02-27-~6
F Transmitted to OSHA 02-27-76
F FR Availability Notice 7-S-75
F Transmitted to OSHA C2-27-76
F FR Availability Notice 7-3-75
butadiene (1,3-butr.diene) dioxane (diethylenc dioxide)
heptane ketone L?G aethylcyclohexane naptha, coal tar (coal tar naptha) octachloronaphthalcnc octane pcntachloronapthalone pentane
G FR Availability Notice 11-4-75 G FR Availabiljtv Nonce 11-4-75 G FR Availability Notice 11-4-75 G Transmitted to OSHA. 02-27-76 G Transmitted to OSHA 02-27-76 G FK Availability Notice tl--'.-75 G FR Availability Notice 11-4-75 G Transmitted to OSHA 02-27-76 G FR Availabilicv Notice 11-4-75 G Transmtcod to C5H\ 9-23-76 G FR Availability Notice l1--4--75
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SM OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY f HEALTH REPORTER
Suh,,U nncc
petroleum distil liLcs pro par. c
pi'opyllit dlchloilrie Stoddard solvent tut pcntine
(petroleum napt-ha)
benzyl chloride bronofom cblorobremotethane 1,2- dJchlorcethy] eric (acetylene dichloride) din nor odibror.oize thane
ethyl bromide ethylene dibronidc
licxachl or oc thane hcmachloronapht halene
methyl iodide
Set Statue
C FR Availability Notice ! 1 - A -- 7 5 C TrnnnnUtod co OS!. \ 01-17-76 G KK Availabil :t v Notice 1 1-4-75 G TranSfittod to OSHA o-J'-TS G TU Availability Notice
E FR Aval lability Notice 11-/.-7 5 E FR Availability Notice 11-4-75 11 FR Availability Notice 11-4-75 B FR Availability Notice 11-4--75 E FR Availability Notice 11-4-75 E m Availability Notice 11-A--75 B Transmitted to 05UA 02-27-76
E Transmitted to OSKA 5-27-76 E FR Availability Notice 11-4-75 E FR Availabilicy Notice 11-4-75
acetylene tetrabromide Ctetrabromomathane) 1
allyl chloride
X
chlorobenzene (monochiorobensene)
1
chlorodiphenyl, 5471 chloride .
I
chlorinated diphenyl oxide
X
J,2- dichlotoechane (ethylider.e chloride)
X
epiclilorhydnn (1-ehlcro, 2,3-epoxypropane)X
21,1,2,2*- tetrachloro-1,2-ciluoroethanc
X
121.1.2- tetrac.nloro-2,2-diluoroethane 1.1.2.2- tctrac'r.lcroethane
X X
tetrac'nloronaph-thalene
X
1,1,2- trichloro-1,2, 2-trifluoroethane
(refrigerant 113)
X
trichlororsphchalcne
I
1,2,3- trichioropropane trifluoromoaobrononethane
X X
FR Avaibilitv Notice 11-20-75 FR Avaibility Notice 11-2C-75 FR Avaibility Notice 11-20-75 FR Avaibilicy Notice 11-22-75 Transmitted to OSRA 9-9-76 FR Avaibility Notice 11-20--75 FR Avaibility Notice 11-22-75 FR Avaibility Notice 11-22-75 FR Avaibility Notice ll-ZC-75 FR Avaibility Notice 11 -- 2-3--75 Transmitted to OSHA 9-9-76
FR Avaibility Notice 11-2C-75 Transmitted to OSKA S-9-76 FR Avaibility Notice 11-2C-75 FR Avaibility Notice 11-22-75
arsine carbon tetrachloride (tetrachloroacthane) clorofona diazomethane o- dichlorobenzene diethylamme dimethylamine ethylene dichloride (1,2-dichloroethanc) methyl bromide methyl chloroform (1,1,1-trichloroethane) tctrachioroethylene (perchloricthylenc) 2,3,2- trichloroothane trichloroethylene
acrylonitrile aniline 1,1- dimcthyihydrazinc ethylanine n~ ethylmorpholine isopropylamine
J FR Availibility Notice 11-20-75 J FR Availibility Notice 11-20-75 J NIOSH Criteria Docur-ent 9-11-74 J FR Availibility Notice 11-20-75 J FR Availibility Notice 11-2C-73 J FR Availibility Notice 11-20-75 J FR Availibility Notice 11-20-75 J FR Avaiiibilicy Notice 11-20-75 J Transmitted to OSHA 5-27-76 J FR Availibility Notice 11-20-75 J FR Availibility Notice 11-20-75 J FR Avaiiibilicy Notice 11-20-75 J FR Proposed Rule 10-20-73 (1)
K FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 K FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 K Transmitted co OS1.A 5-27-76 K FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 K Transmitted to 05RA 5-27-76 K. Transmitted to 0SKA 5-27-76
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CURRENT REPORT Substance
Set Statu*5
555
jjonomechyl aniline 350nomcthyl hydrazine morpholine triethylaminc
tetramethyl succinonitrilc
acetic anhydride acetonitrile (methyl cyanide) cresol, all isomers dimethyl aniline hydrogen bromide hydrogen fluoride phenol phenylhydracine pyridine sulfuric acid o- toluidine acylidme (dimethylaminobenzene)
copper dusts and mists molybdenum soluble compounds phosphoric acid phthalic anhydride platinum, soluble salts as Pt rhodium, metal fume and dusts as Rh Tbodium, soluble salts selenium compounds tellurium hexafluoride zirconium compounds
tin inorganic compounds arsenic and compounds as As beryllium and beryllium compounds calcium oxide nicjiel, metal and soluble compounds as Si soluble barium compounds tellurium yttrium
11 Transmitted to OSHA 5-27-76 K Transmitted to 0S1L\ 5-27-76 K FR Availability Notice 4-77-76 K Transmitted to OSHA 5-27-76 K Transmitted to OSiLV 5-27-76
L FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 L FR Availability No tice 4-27-76 L FR Availability Noti ue 4-27-76 L FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 L FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 L FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 L FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 L FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 L FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 L FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 L FR Availability Notice 4-27-76 L FR Availability Notice 4-27-76
H Transmitted to OSUA 2-27-76 M Transmitted to OS'.LA 2-27-76 H Transmitted to G SrLA 2-2 7-76 M Transmitted to OSHA 9-9-76
tt Transmitted to OSILV 2-27-76
H Transmitted to OSILV 2-27-76 K Transmitted to CSH.A 2-2~-~S K Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-75 M Transmitted to OSILV 9-9-76 M Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76
N Transmit t ed to OSHA 9-30-76 N FR Proposed Rule 1-2:l-75 (i) N FR Proposed Rule 10--17-75 (1) N Transmitted to OSiLV 6-30-76 N Transmitted to OSHA 6"-30~ 76 K Transnit Led to OSILV 9-30-76 N Transmitted to OSILV 9-30-76 N Transmitted to OSi-A 9-30-76
. chronic acid and chromates chromium metal and insoluble salts chromium, soluble chromic and chromous salts as Cr lead and inorganic lead compounds magnesium oxide fume titanium dioxide
1,1- dichloro-l-nitroethone ethylene glycol dim trace and/or nitroglycerin nitrobenzene
p- nitrochlorobenzcne
0 Transmitted to OSHA 6-30-76 0 Joint Review 11-20-75
0 Transmitted to OSHA 6-30-76 0 FR Proposed Rule 10--03-73 (1) 0 Transmitted to OSHA 9-9-76 0 Transmitted to OSHA 6-30-76
p Transmitted to OSHA 6-30-76
p Transmitted to OSHA 9-9-76 p Transmitted to OSHA 6-30-76 p Transmitted to OSiLV 6-30-76
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i Substance
tributyl phosphate triorthocn*a>l pnomphnte triphcnyl phosphate
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH REPORTER
Set Status
P Transmitted to OS HA 9-9-76 P Transmitted to os;i\ 9-9-76 P Transmitted to 05 HA 6-30-76
hydrazine nitrotoluene n- propyl nitrate tetranitromethane tetryl (2,4,6-tri.nitrophenylscthylnitraaine)
cyanide as C" dimethyl acetamide dimethyl fornr.mide hydrogen chloride silica, amorphous including natural
diatom3ceous earth talc, non-asbestos form
Q Transmitted to OSHA 9-9-76 Q Transmitted to OSHA 9-9-76 Q Transmitted to OSHA 9-9-76 Q Transmitted to OSHA 9-9-76 Q Transmitted to OSHA 9-9-76
R Transmitted to OSHA 9-27-76 R Transmitted to OSHA 9-27-76 R Transmitted to 0S'iL\ 9-27-76 R Transmitted to OSHA 9-27-76
R Transmitted to OSHA 9-27-76 R Transmitted to OSHA 9-27-76
carbaryl (Sevin)
ethyl silicate
;
graphite, natural
mica
oil mist, mineral
silica, crystalline (quartz)
Portland cement
soapstone
S Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76 S Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76 s Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76 s Transmitted to OSllA 9-30-76 s Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76 s Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76 s Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76 s Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76
**> dicluLorobcnzene ZP1I (o-ethyl-o-p-nitrophenyl thionobenzene phosplionate) ethylene otcida naphthalene nicotine parathion
benzene thallium, soluble compounds
T Transmitted to OSHA 9-27-76
T Transmitted to OSHA 9-27-76 T Transmitted to OSHA 9-27-76 T Transmitted to OSHA 9-27-76 T Transmitted to OSHA 9-27-76 T Transmitted to OSHA 9-27-76r
V Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76 V Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76
diisobucyl ketone (2,6-dimethyl heptanone) isopropylether toluene
V Transmitted to OSKA 9-30-76 V Transmit ted to OSHA 9-30-76 V Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76
cadmium dust
K Transmitted to OSHA 9-30-76
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CJJ Promulgated separately from the Standards Completion Program.
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CURRENT REPORT Svibctfincc
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Reason for Set Review
antimony methylene biepheny] isocyanate (MDI)
p- nitronnilinc
A Analytical Failure A Analytical Failurc A Analytical Failurc
chloroacctaldehyde alpha- ciiloroacetoohcnone (phenacyl chloride)
Pival (pivalyl-l,3-indandione)
B B B
Analytical Failure Analytical Failure
Analytical Failure
acrolein diphenyl (biphenyl) furfural
C Analytical Failure c Analytical Failure c Analytical Failure
dimethylphthalate methyl methacrylate
D Analytical Failure D Analytical Failure
ethyl alcohol (ethanol) hydroquinone
l
eyclopentadicne diglycidyl ether methyl acetylene (propyne)
E Deleted from SC? E Analytical Failure
r Analytical Failure F Analytical Failure F Analytical Failure
hexane
G
methyl acetylene-propadiene mixture CIAPP) G
TLV Change Analytical Faiiui'c
chloroprene dichlorodifluo retie thane dichloroaonofluororaethane dichlorotetrafluorocthane
ethyl chloride ethylene chlorohydrin fluorotriehlorencthane methyl chloride
(refrigerant
114)
H H H H
R R H H
Analytical Failure Analytical Failure Analytical Failure Analytical Failure Analytical Failure TLV Change Analytical Failure Analytical' Failure
chlorodiphenyl (42" chlorine) 1,3- dichloro-5,5-dimenthylhydantoin
I Analytical Failure I Analytical Failure
butylacsine dicLhylaaino ethanol dii sopropylamme ctlianolaminc phosgene methylene chloride
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acrylamide
n
1- nainopyridine
0- chlorobcncylidcne nalononitrilc (OCEM)
ethylcncdiamnc 0,2 diamnocthane)
methyl amine
p- phcnylcne diamine
propylene inine
J J J J J J
K K K K K K K.
Analytical Failure Analytical Failure Analytical Fa ilurc Analytical Failure Analytical Failure TLV Change
Analytical Failure Analytical Failure Analytical Failure Analytical Failure Analytical Failure Analytical Failure Analytical Failure
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658 OCCUPATIONAL SAfCTY Sc HEALTH IttrOBTER
Substance
Reason for Set Review
acetic acid' allyl propyl disulfide cnisidine, ortho and para isomers dinitro-o-crcsol formic acid oxalic acid
crotonaldehyde (bcta-nethyl acrolein) hafnium 2- hexanone (methyl butyl ketone or KEK) maleic anhydride osmium tetroxicc phosphorus, yellow quinone (p-benzocpunone)
tert- butyl chronate as Cr03
cadmium fume
calcium arsenate
-t
cobalt metal fume and dust
copper fine
f errovandiurs dus t
lithium hydride
mercury
silver metal and soluble compounds
tantalum
tin, organic compounds
L Analytical Failure L Deleted Cron SCP L Analytical Failure L Analytical Tailure L Analytical Failure L Analytical Failure
H Analytical Failure M Analytical Failure M TLV Change M Analytical Failure M Analytical Failure 11 Analytical Failure M Analytical Failure
K Analytical Failure K Analytical Failure N Analytical Failure N TLV Change/Ar.alytical Failure N Analytical Failure N Analytical Failure N Analytical Failure 1! TLV Change/Analytical Failure N Analytical Farlute M Analytical Failure N Analytical Failure
hydrogen selcnide iron oxide fume molybdenum insoluble compounds phosphine ' SCibiue uranium, insoluble compounds uranium, roluble compounds
vanadiu.: V2D5 dust vanadium V2D5 fume ajnc chloride fume tine oxide fume
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1- ehloro-l-rvicropropane
chloropicrin
dibutyl phosphate dimethyl 1-1,2-dibrcao -2-2-dichlorocthyl
phosphate dinitrobenzene, all isomers
dinitrotoluer.e
nickel carbonyl
r.
nitroethane nitromcthane
,s r
1- uitropropane
2- uitropropane
p p p
p p p p p p p p
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CBY 23902^8
CURRENT REPORT
Substance
boron trifluoridc bromine chlorine dioxide chlorine mfluoride decaborane dlborane Iodine nitrogen trifluonde pcntaboranc pcrchloryl fluoride picric acid sejeniun hexafluoride trinitrotoluene (TNT)
benzoyl peroxide carbon black carbon, dioxide carbon disulfide oxygen difluoride i phosphorus pentachlorid'e phosphorus pcntasulfide phosphorus trichloride sulfur hexafluoride sulfur pcntafluonde sulfuryl fluoride thiram (tetranethyl thauraa disulfide)
aldrin ANXU (alpha-napthyl thiourea) azinphos-nethy1 borone oxide chlorodane DDT (2,2-bis (p-chloropbenyl)
2,1,1-tnchlorechane) hydrogen peroxide, 90% methyl isocyanate perchchloronethyl nercaptan sulfur -nsonochloride
2,4- D (2,4-dichlorophcnoxyacetic acid)
Demeton (Systc;:)
dichlorvos (DDV?)
dieldrin
endrin
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heptachlor
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hydrogen cyanide
-
lead arsenate
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lindane
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methyl formate
paraquat
Phosdrin
Set
Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q
R R R R R K R R R R R R
S S
s s s
s s s s s
T T T T T T T T T T T T
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CBY 2390249
RSV0030387
5G0 Substance
OCCUPATIONAL SAITTY & HEALTH REPORTER
Reason for Set Rev Iev
Crag herbicide (sesonc)
malatliion nitric acid nitric oxide nitrogen dioxide pcntachlorophenol (?C?)
pyrcthruai ronncl rotenone sodium fl uorouccC'ate
strychnine 2,A,5- T (2,4,5-trichlorophcr.oxyacctic acid)
TEDF (tetraethyl pyrophosphate) TEP? (tetraethyl pyrophosphate) warfarin xylene (xylol or dimethyl benzene)
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acetaldehyde
V
allyl glycidyl ether .(AGE)
'V
amffionia
V
chlorine
V
dichloroethyl ether
V
2- ethoxyethanol
V
ethyl mercaptan
V
ferbata (gerric dimethyl dithio-cabamte) V
fluorine
V
formaldehyde
V
furfuryl alcohol
V
isophorone
V
methyl mercaptan (me thane thiol)
V
eulfur dioxide
V
toluene--2,4-diisocyanate (TD1)
V
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amnn-fim sulfamate (Accjte Herbicide) butyl mercaptan (n-butanethiol) carbon monoxide coal tar pitch volatiles
cotton dust, raw dimcthylsulfate ethylene inxne fluoride in dust (as F) methoxychlor e- oethycyclohcxanone methylcyclohc:t3nol organo (alkyl) mercury sodium hydroxide tetraethyl lead as Pb tetrancthyl lead as ?b
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CBY 2390250
Arthur! )Little,Inc
Standards Completion Project Compounds Anticipated to Have Action Level Regulations
acetylene tetrabromide
aldrin allyl chloride aminopyridine anisidine (ortho and para isomers)
cyclohexanone cyclohexanol cyclonexene DDT Demeton
antimony and compounds AHTU aresnic and compounds azinphos-methyl barium compounds , soluble
diazomethane p-dichlorobenzene 1,1-dichloroethane dieldrin difluorodibromomethane
benzene benzoyl peroxide benzyl chloride beryllium and beryllium compounds bromoform
diglycidyl ether dimethyl acetamide dimethyl fornamide dimethylamine 1,1-diraethylhydrazine
2-butoxy ethanol tert-butyl chromate p-tert-butyltoluene cadmium dust cadmium fume
dinitro-o-cresol dioxane dipropylene glycol methyl ether endrin epichlorohydrin
calcium arsenate carbaryl carbon black carbon disulfide carbon tetrachloride
EPN ethanolamine 2-ethoxyethano1 2-ethoxyethylacetate ethyl bromide
chlordane chlorinated camphene
chlorinated diphenyl oxice chlorine chlorobromomethane
ethyl silicate ethylene dibromide
ethylene dichlonde ethylene glycol dinitrate and/or nitroglycerin ethylene oxide'
chlorodiphenyl, 42 chloride . chlorodiphynyl, SUZ chloride chloroform chromic acid and choxmates chromium as soluble chromic and
chTomous salts chromium metal and insoluble salts coal tar picch volatiles cobalt metal fume and dust cotton dust Crag herbicide
fluoride graphite, natural hafnium heptachlor heptane
hexachloToethane hexachlo rona ph thalene 2-hexanone hydrazine hydrogen fluoride
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CBY 2390251
RSV0030389
Arthur D Little,Inc
hydroquinone iron oxide fume isopropyl glycidyl ether lead and inorganic lead compounds lead arsenate
pryidine quinone ronnel rotenone selenium compounds
lindane malthion manganese mercury methyl iodide
silica, amorphous silica, crystalline silver metal and soluble compounds soapstone sulfuryl fluoride
methylal mica molybdenum soluble compounds molybdenum insoluble compounds monomethyl hydrazine
talc TEDP tellurium TEFP 1.2.2- tetrachloro-l,2-difluoroethane
naphthalene nickel carbonyl nickel metal and soluble compounds nitrogen trifluoride octachloronaphthalene
1.1.2- tetrachloro-2,2-difluoroethane 1.2.2- tetrachloroethane tetrachloronaphthalene tetraethyl lead tetraraethyl lead
organo mercury oxygen difluoride ozone paraquat parathion
tetranitromethane tetrylthallium compounds, soluble tin compounds, organic tin compounds, inorganic
pentaborane pentachloronaphthalene perchloryl fluoride phenol Phosdrin
phosphorus, yellow picric acid Fival n-propyl nitrate propylene oxide propylene dichloride
o-toluidine 1.1.2- trichloroethane trichloroethylene trichloronaphthalece 1.2.3- trichloropropane
trinitrotoluene triorthocresyl phosphate triphenyl phosphate turpentine uranium soluble compounds uranium insoluble compounds
warfarin yttrium zirconium compounds p-nitroaniline
CBY 2390252
RSV0030390
STANDARD
REFERENCE GUIDE TO OSHA'S 14 CARCINOGEN STANDARDS
CAR Clf'OGEN
DESCRIPTION
191093c
4 N.trobipheny 1 (PNB)
Shown to cause bladder cancer in men and dogs Listed by the American Conference of Governmental Hygienists (ACGfH) as a human carcinogen
1910 93d
alpha Naphthylamme
Carcinogenicity cf its pure form disoulcd It commonly con tains some beta-Napithylamine, a proven human carcinogen Not listed by the ACGIH as a carcinogen
1910 D3l* 1910 93f
4, 4'-f"!ethYlr.e bis (2-chloroaniline! (MOCA)
Methyl chloromethyl ether
One of the most disputed of the carcinogens Reportedly exper imentally shown to cause cancer in rats, but failed to show cancer in dogs Listed by ACGIH as an experimental carcinogen
Also called Chloromethyl methyl ether (CMME). Shown to cause lung cancer in man Listed by ACGIH as a human carcin ogen
1910 93g
3, 3'-Dichlorooenzidine (and its salts) (DCB)
1910.93h 1910 93i 1910 93j
bis-Chloromethyl ether (BCME)
beta-Naphthy amine (BNAI
Benzidine
1910.93k 1910 931
4-Ammodipht nyl IPAB)
Ethyleneimtni (El)
Experimentally shown to cause bladder, liver, and other cancers in hamsters and rats Listed by ACGIH as an experimental car cinogen
Shown to cause lung cancer in men, rats, and mice. Listed by ACGIH as a human carcinogen.
Has been shown to cause urinary bladder cancer in men, dogs and monkeys Listed by ACGIH as a human carcinogen.
Shown to cause blaJder cancer in men and animals Listed by ACGIH as a human < arcinogen.
Shown to cause bladder career in man and animals. Listed by
ACGIH as a human carcinogen.
Experimentally shown to cause lung cancer in mice Listed by ACGIH as an experimental carcinogen
1910 93m
beta Propiolattone (BPL)
1910 93n
2-AcetyIjmmofluorcnc ,(AAF)
1910 93o 1910 93p
4 DtmeihylaminoazobenzL'iio (DAB)
N-Niti osod.methylonime |DMN)
Experimentally shown to cause skin tumors in mice. Listed by ACGIH as an experimental carcinogen
Experimentally shown to cause bladder cancer in mice, dogs,
rabbits, fowl and cals. Listed by ACGIH as an experimental carcinogen
Experimentally shown to cause liver cancer in rats Listed by ACGIH as an experimental carcinogen.
Experimentally shown to cause liver and other cancers to several animal spui ic-. Listed by ACGIH as an experimental carcinogen.
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