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THE ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION^ SAFETY COMMITTEE - 1974 July- x l \ TX TINER RMC0052551 OCT 111974 MARTIN MARIETTA CORPORATION <^1 11300 ROCKVILLE PIKE ROCKVILLE. MARYLANO 20852 TELEPHONE 13011 881-0770 33 f October 9, 1974 Mr. Seymour G. Epstein Manager of Occupatiqnal Safety and Health Services The Aluminum Association 750 Third Avenue New York, New York 10017 Dear Sey: Attached is a copy of the computer printout as used by Daniel P. Boyd, OSHA Director, Office of Standard Development, to keep track of about 130 OSHA standards being developed. A key to the printout of Current Standards Projects (l), the meaning of Project Location Abbreviations (2) and explanation of each of the Milestone Numbers (3) is also attached. This information may be useful to members of our Safety Committee to give us early warning. Sincerely, Enclosure J. H. Bennett Director -- Occupational Safety and Health copy to - OSHALP Policy Committee OSHALP Safety Committee OSHALP Health Committee TX TINER RMC0052552  ONS PROJECTS STATUS 16 SEPTEMBER 1574 SAFETY FRC.TECTS STATUS S001 1915,16,17.6 & 1918.7 ACCIDENT PJEP OPTING-MARITIME S001 F SOL 08/06/74 DRAFT BEING REVIEWED BY 7.0, SOL, RP COX MLST 17 S002 S002 S003 S003 1910.21-.32 P OSS 07/29/74 1910.35-.40 P OSS WALKING-WORKING SURFACES (SUEPART D) TECH REVIEW OF DRAFT ON AUG 22 # EGRESS. MEANS OF (SU3PART E) OSPO DEVELOPING DRAFT-DUE I MAR 75 SEYMOUR MLST 06 SEYMOUR MLST 01 S004 1910.156 (I)- (5) SPRINKLERS/STAIDPIPES, DEFINITIONS S004 P SOL 00/26/74 FINAL RVW WITH S006 S007 S008 S009 SOU S08- SEYMOUR MLST 14 S005 1910.157(B)(2)(III)-(IV)FIRE EXTINCUISHERS-HALON 1211 S005 P SOL 01/08/74 SOL REVIEWING DRAFT '.'EYi-'OUR MLST 10 S006 1910.158 S TANDPIPE/HOSE S (UPDATE) S006 P SOL 06/26/74 FINAL RVW WITH 004 S007 S008 S009 SOU S0S4 SEYMOUR MLST 14 S007 1910.159 SPRINKLERS, AUTOMATIC (UPDATE) S007 P SOL 06/26/74 FINAL RVW WITH S004 S006 S003 S009 3011 S084 SEYMOUR MIS T 14 S008 1910.160 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, DRY CHEM. SYSTEMS S008 P SOL 06/26/74 FINAL RVW WITH S004 S006 S007 S009 SOIL S084 SEYMOUR MLST 14 S009 1910.161 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, C02 S009 P SOL' 06/26/74 FINAL RVW WITH S004 3003 S007 S008 SOU S084 SEYMOUR MLST 14 S010 1910.162(A) FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, KALON 1301 S010 P SOL OS/31/73 SENT FOR SOL REVIEW SEYMOUR MLST 10 SOU 1910.163 FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS (ITLA'J.E) SOU ? SOL 06/26/74 FINAL RVW WITH S004 5006 S007 S008 S009 S084 SEYMOUR MLST 14 S012 1910.106(G) SEVERAL SECT GASOLINE NOZZLES S012 P OSS 05/21/74 REWRITE OF PROPOSAL SEYMOUR MLST 03 S013 1910.106(B)(2)(VII) DIKING SEYMOUR S013 P SOL 05/01/74 SENT FOR FINAL SOL APPROVAL AND FR PUBLICATION MLST 14 S014 1910.166-.171..211-.269 SUBTART M.O.P.Q.R. CLEANUP S014 P SOL 05/07/74 SOL REVIEW PROCTOR MLST 10 S015 1910.186 CONVEYERS S015 P FR 06/03/74 COMMENT OVER 10/09/74; HEARING 10/15/74 KLOCKO S016 1910.179(N) .. 180(H).. 181HOIST. .MOVE. POS. EiTLOYEES WITH CRAPES SAUCER S016 P SOL 05/01/74 SOL REVIEW MLST 08 S017 1910.190 SLINGS SO 17 F SOL 05/01/74 FINAL REVISION BEFORE PR PUBLICATION KLOCKO MLST 21 TX TINER RMC0052553 -2 S018 1910.194 v/ HOISTS, OVERHEAD S018 P SOL 05/01/74 SOL REVIEW W S019 1910.176-.184 MATERIALS HANDLING (SUBPART N) CLEANUP S019 P FR 06/25/74 DRAFT FINAL IN PREPARATION S020 1910.217(D) S020 P OSS NO HANDS IN DIES (NHID) OSPO DRAFTING FINAL STANDARD KLOCKO MLST 08 KLOCKO MLST 16 PROCTOR MLST 16 S021 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT S022 1910.217 DEFINITIONS AND NHID S022 P OSS 04/08/74 REVIEW OF COMMENTS FROM REGIONAL PROGRAMS PROCTOR MLST 05 S023 1910.211-.222 MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING (SUBPT 0) PROCTOR S023 F SOL 08/19/74 SOL REVIEW MLST 17 .S024 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT S025 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT S026 1910.261 PULP, PAPER, PAPERBOARD MILLS (CIEANUP) SOURYAL S026 P OSS 09/16/74 PLANT VISIT & SEC'Y BRIEFING PENDING MLST 08 S027 1910.262 TEXTILES (CLEANUP) S027 P OSS 09/12/74 TECHNICAL REVIEW PENDING SOURYAL MLST 06 S028 1910.263 BAKERIES (CIEANUP) S028 P OSS 04/25/74 REVIEWING COMMENTS-REVISE DRAFT SOURYAL MLST 05 S029 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT S030 1915-17.35(F) WELDING-MARITIME S030 P SOL 05/20/74 SOL FOR INITIAL LEGAL REVIEW COX MLST 10 S031 1915-17.41(A)(2) SCAFFOLDING-MARITIME VACANT S031 P OSS 06/17/74 REVIEWING PROPOSAL-MARITIME RQMT MAY BE ADEQUATE S032 1910.107.6.8 FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS . - S032 P OSS 06/15/74 DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED AFTER BEING REASSIGNED SEYMOUR MLST 01 S033 1915-17.58 (B).18, 96(B) FIRST AID KITS-MARITIME S033 P SOL 02/06/74 SOL FOR INITIAL LEGAL REVIEW COX MLST 10 S034 1915-17.83(A)c18. 105 HARDHATS-MARITIME S034 P OSS DRAFT TO BE CONSIDERED BY STDS ADV COMM MARCH MLST 02 S035 1915-18 PROTECTION FROM DROWNING S035 F FR 05/01/74 PUBLISH AS FINAL-CLOSE FILE MARCH MLST 22 S036 1918 S036 P OSH MARINE TERMINALS DRAFT PREPARED/SAC TO CONSIDER MARCH MLST 10 S037 SEE S400-S407 TX TINER RMC0052554 S038 S038 1926.750(B)(2) F OSS 07/02/74 o 3' TEMPORARY FLOORING FINAL STANDARD PUBLISHED IN FR o* MCCALL MLST 22 S039 1926.SUBPART S TUNNELING & MISCL CLEANUP S039 P FR 03/18/74 REVIEWING COMMENTS-REVISING DRAFT FINAL HADDEN MLST 16 S040 DELETE - NOT PROJECT - EDITORIAL CHANGE ONLY S041 1928.57 S041 P OSS HACHNRY GUARDING-AGRICULTURE HEARINGS HELD. RECORD OPEN UNTIL 09/27/74 GLASIER MLST 15 S042 1923 SUBPART F PERS PROTECTIVE EQPMT-AGRICULTURE GLASIER S042 P OSS 04/08/74 PREPARING DRAFT-RVW RP CMMIS-RVSN DUE 07/15/74 MLST 05 S043 1928.61 S043 P OSS AGRICULTURAL TRAINING STANDARDS ACTION STOPPED-STD NOT NECESSARY GLASIER MLST S044 1928.51-53 S044 F OSS ROPS (FARM TRACTORS) SOL REVIEW PENDING GLASIER MLST 17 S045 1910.66.67.68 S045 P OSS POWERED PLATFORMS (RETROACTIVITY PRVKS) CATTAFESTA PROJECT TEMPORARILY INACTIVATED MLST 01 S046 1910.68 S046 P OSS MANLIFTS (RETROACTIVITY PROVISIONS) PROJECT TEMPORARILY INACTIVATED CATTAFESTA MLST 01 S047 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT S048 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT S049 1910.252 S049 P RP WELDING.CUTTING.BRAZING TO REGIONAL PROGRAMS FOR REVIEW LAWRY MLST 03 S050 S051 1910.157 S051 P OSS DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS TECHNICAL REVIEW HELD 08/26/74 SEYMOUR MLST 07 S052 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT S053 1910 SUBPART N S053 P OSS MATERIAL HANDLING HOOKS DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED t S054 1910.192 MOBILE CRAKES S054 P OSS 09/03/74 TECHNICAL REVIEW SCHEDULED FOR 09/23/74 SAUGER MLST 01 SAUGER MLST 06 S055 1910.197 MONORAIL SYS & UNDER SLUNG CRANES S055 r OSS 04/15/74 OSPO DEVELOPING DRAFT SAUGER MLST 01 S056 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT S057 . DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT S058 DOCKET.NO, available for assignment TX TINER RMC0052555 SQ59 -4D^T NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMEI^ 5060 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT 5061 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT 5062 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT 5063 5064 DOCKET'NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT S DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT 5065 1915.16.17 5065 P OSS . CONTROL GAS HAZ ABRD VESSELS IN REPAIR MARCH/COX DRAFT AWAITING NFPA NO 306 MLST 01 5066 1910.267/1928 5066 P OSS SAC-AG WRKG-WLKG SURF.ELEC.PWR TOOLS PARTICIPATING IN SAC MEETINGS GLASIER MLST 02 5067 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT 5068 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT 5069 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT 5070 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT 5071 1926 5071 P OSS WRKNG PLATFORMS SUSPNDED FR CRANES DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED HADDEN MLST 01 5072 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT 5073 1910 OIL-BURNING EQUIPMENT 5073 P OSS 06/01/74 DRAFT PROPOSAL BEING DEVELOPED SEYMOUR MLST 01 5074 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT 5075 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT 5076 1926 SALAMANDERS (ADVISORY COMMITTEE) HADDEN S076 P OSS 06/15/74 OSPO PARTICIPATING IN STDS ADVISORY COMMITTEE MLST 02 S077 1910.156(A)-(H) FIRE PROTECTION (DEFINITIONS) S077 P RP 06/21/74 DRAFT BEING TRANSMITTED-TO RP FOR REVIEW SEYMOUR MLST 04 S078 1910.162(B) FOAM EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS SEYMOUR 5078 P OSS 06/15/74 ADOPTING NFPA NO 11-1973-DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED MLST 01 5079 1910.162(C) HIGH EXPANSION FOAM EXTING SYSTEMS SEYMOUR 5079 P OSS 06/15/74 ADOPTING NFPA NO 1U-1970-DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED MLST 01 5080 1910.162(D) SYNTHETIC FOAM & COMBINED AGENT SYSTEMS SEYMOUR S080 P OSS 06/15/74 ADOPTING NFPA NO 11B-1973-DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED MLST 01 TX TINER RMC0052556 S081 S081 1910.162(E) P OSS 06/15/74 O -5- o ] FOAM-H20 SPRINKLERS SYS & FOffif H20 SPRAY SEYMOUR ADOPTING NFPA NO 16-1968-DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED ML5T 01 S082 1910.162(F) WETIING AGENTS SEYMOUR S082 P OSS 06/15//4 ADOPTING NFPA NO 18-1972 DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED MLST 01 S083 1910.179(B)(6)(111) GANTRY CRAKES, ACCESS TO S083 P OSS 07/09/74 OSPO REVIEWING COMMENTS KLOCKO/SGR MLST 05 S084 1910.37(N)(1) S084 P SOL ALARM it FIRE DETECTION SYSTEMS SEYMOUR FINAL RVW WITH S004 7 8 9 6 11 IN ONE PACKAGE MLST 10 S100 1907 LAB ACCREDITATION S100 F OSS 07/03/74 COMMENTS EVALUATED-HEARING TO BE SCHEDUIED CATTAFESTA MLST 15 S101 1910 S101 . P SOL 07/15/74 S102 1910. 1926 S102 P SEC 05/14/74 ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSERS SHARPE NOTICE OF DECISION NOT TO ISSUE STANDARD MLST 10 i SUSP of GRD FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER WALLTS NOTICE OF DEFERRAL OF EFFECT DATE TO SECRETARY S103 1910 SUBPART T TELECOMMUNICATIONS S103 F OSS 04/25/74 REVIEW COMMENIS FOR FINAL RULE PATTI MLST 16 S104 1910.67(B).(C) S104 P FR 08/28/74 VEH MTD ELVTG A RTG PLATFORMS PUB AS PART OF TELCMN5-SEE DOCKET NO,. S103 PATTI S105 1910 S105 P OSS EIEC POWER GEN..TRANSMISSION & DSTRBN DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED WALLACE MLST 01 S106 1926 SUBPART K S106 P OSS CONSTRUCTION-EIEC RQMTS DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED SHARPE MLST 01 S107 1910 S107 P OSS ELEC RQMTS-METAL WORKING TOOLS ADOPTING NFPA NUMBER 79 SHARPE MLST 01 S108 1910 S108 P OSS NAT ELEC CODE-ADOPTION OF' ' OSPO DEVELOPING PROPOSAL PATTI MLST 01 S109 1910 AGRICULTURAL EIECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS S109 P OSS 06/15/74 DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED SUROWIEC MLST 01 S110 1910 ELECTRICAL SAFETY REGULATIONS S110 P OSS 06/15/74 DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED Sill 1910.185 HELICOPTERS Sill P FR 08/28/74 PUB AS PART OF TELCOMNS-SEE DOCKET NO. S103 WALLIS MLST 01 PATTI S112-199 DOCKET NUMBERS ASSIGNED TO SIL PATTI S400 1926 CONSTRUCTION - MISCELLANEOUS S400 P SOL 06/12/74 SOL REVIEW WANG MLST 10 TX TINER RMC0052557 S401 1926.104-.105 SAFETY EQUIPMENT S401 P SOL 06/12/74 SOL REVIEW WANG MLST 10 S402 1926.151-.152 FIRE PREV.; FLAMMABLE, COMBUSTIBLE MAT'S WANG S402 P SOL 06/12/74 SOL REVIEW MLST 10 S403 1926.500 PERIMETER PROTECTION FOR ROOFS S403 P SOL 06/12/74 SOL .REVIEW WANG MLST 10 S404 1926.552 ROPE-GUIDED HOISTS S404 P SOL 06/12/74 SOL REVIEW SMITH MLST 10 S405 1926.651 SHORING & SLOPING (SUBPART P) S405 P SOL 06/12/74 SOL REVIEW WANG MLST 10 S406 1926.700 CONCRETE FORMS S406 P SOL 06/12/74 SOL REVIEW WANG MLST 10 S407 1926.900 EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING S407 P SOL 06/12/74 SOL REVIEW WANG MLST 10 TX TINER RMC0052558 -7- O 0N5 PROJECTS STATUS 16 SEPTEMBER 1974 HEALTH PROJECTS STATUS H001 1910 H001 P OSH WORK IN CONFINED SPACES OSPO DESIGNATED-DEVELOPING DRAFT RONK MLST 01 H002 1910.93 CARCINOGEN H002 F FR 01/29/74 FINAL RULE PUEL1SHED-CL0SE FILE MLST 22 H003 1910,151 MEDICAL/FIRST AID H003 P SOL 03/28/74 SOL HAS PROPOSAL FOR REVIEW GILBERT MLST 10 H004 1910.93 INORGANIC LEAD H004 P SOL 08/07/74 SENT FOR SOL REVIEW GILBERT MLST 10 H005 1910.93 BERYLLIUM H005 P 10 09/16/74 INFO OFFICE REVIEW MANWARE MLST 12 H006 1910 H006 P OSH SILICA OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT IN AUG 74 ONEILL MLST 00 H007 1910.144-145 SIGNS-SAFETY AND HAZARD MARKING H007 P OSH 06/15/74 OSPO WORKING OUT PROBLEMS WITH SOL REGAD MLST 11 H008 1910 CHLOROFORM H008 P OSH 07/28/74 OSPO AWAIIING CRITERIA DOCUMENT MITCHELL MLST 00 H009 1910.312 EIEC SAFETY FOR HEALTH CARE FACILITIES H009 P SOL 03/29/73 SOL HAS PROPOSAL FOR REVIEW LEE MLST 10 H010 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT HOll 1910.95 NOISE HO 1.1 P OSS 09/01/74 FINAL OSS REVISION OF DRAFT PROPOSAL VAN ATTA MLST 13 HO 12 1910.109 EXPLOSIVES H012 P SOL 05/01/74 PROPOSAL AI SOL FOR REVIEW URMAN MLST 10 HOI 3 1910.267A PESTICIDES-OSHA HOLDING ACTION H013 F SOL 10/29/73 PROPOSAL BEING HELD AI SOL RONK MLST 14 HO 14 1910.112 PYROTECHNICS-FIREWORKS HO 14 P SOL 05/11/74 PROPOSAL AT SOL FOR REVIEW URMAN MLST 10 H015 1910.93 TOLUENE DItSOCYANAIE-MDI HO 15 P OSH 08/01/74 REVISED DRAFT BASED ON TECH REVIEW VAN ATTA MLST 07 HO 16 1910.96 IONIZING RADIATION HO 16 P SOL 10/29/73 PROPOSAL BEING REVIEWED AT SOL IE MLST 10 HO 17 1910. COKE OVEN EMISSIONS P OSS 03/01/74 FORM STDS ADVISORY COMMITTEE ONEILL/COHN MLST 02 TX TINER RMC0052559 H018 1910 CARBON MONOXIDE HO 18 P OSH 07/23/74 TECH REVIEW-REVISE DRAFT VAN ATTA MLST 07 H019 1910 8(C)(3) STANDARDS COMPLETION PROJECT (SCP) WRENN . P OSH 06/06/74 SEE SCP STATUS REPORTS H020 1910.Ill.-.267(A)(3) ANHYDROUS AMMONLA-AGRICULTURE H020 F SOL 06/13/74 NOTICE TO BE PREPARED WITHDRAWING PROPOSAL REGAD MLST 01 H021 1910 HOT ENVIRONMENTS-HEAT STRESS P OSH 05/15/74 REWRITING DRAFT AFTER MTG WITH NIOSH WARREN MLST 01 H022 1910 P OSH HAZARDOUS MATERIALS-LABELING STANDARDS ADVISORY COMMITTEE REVIEWING RESNICK MLST 02 H023 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT H024 1910.143 NON-WATER CARRIAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS P OSH 06/13/74 DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED MANWARE MLST 01 H025 1910.93 CHROMIC ACID P OSH 05/15/74 DRAFT BEING DEVELOPED BIEN MLST 01 H026 1910.93 TOLUENE P OSH 06/12/74 DRAFT EXPECTED IN MID-JULY WARREN MLST 01 H027 1910. P RP LASERS 09/12/74 DRAFT TO REGIONAL PROGRAMS FOR REVIEW LEE MLST 04 H028 1910 INORGANIC MERCURY H028 P OSH 07/15/74 TECH REVIEW-REVISE DRAFT BIEN MLST 07 H029 1910.142 EMPLOY-RELATED MOBILE HOUSING FACILITIES VACANT H029 P OSH 08/21/74 ADVANCE NOTICE TO SOL FOR FR PUBLICATION MLST 01 H030 1910 SUBPART M&H COMPPESSED GASES H030 P OSH 07/08/74 DRAFT TO OSPO FOR FURTHER REVISION RESNICK MLST 11 H031 1910 FLASHPOINT-PROJECT CANCELLED H032 1910 H033 1910.93A P OSH LABORATORY ACCREDITATION-SEE DOCKET S001 ASBESTOS^- 2 FIBER OSPO PREPARING'DRAFT REVISION GILBERT . MLST 01 HO 34 1910.93 HO 34 POLYVINYL CHLORIDE (PVC)FILM DECOMPOSTN ONEILL DELETE - NOT'ESTABLISHED AS FORMAL PROJECT H035 1910. L-P GAS TRANSPORTATION P OSH 06/05/74 RESEARCH ON TIE PROPOSAL REGAD MLST 01 H036 1910.93q H036 F OSH VINYL CHLORIDE DEVELOPING FINAL STANDARD REGAD MLST 16 TX TINER RMC0052560 H037 H037 1910 P OSH 08/13/74 o -yINORGANIC ARSENIC FACT-FINDING HEARING 09/20/74 WEINSTEIN MLST 03 H038 1910.W24.267E TEMP LABOR CAMPS(EMPLYMT RLTD HOUSING) MANWARE H038 P SOL 08/21//4 DRAFT PROPOSAL SENT TO SOL FOR FR PUBLICATION MLST 14 H039 1910.93 SULFER DIOXIDE H039 P OSH .08/14/74 OSPO DEVELOPING PROPOSAL WEINSTEIN MLST 03 H040 1910.93(D)(2)(I) CALCULATION OF MIXTURES GILBERT H040 P OSH 09/08/74 PROJECT INACTIVATED PENDING FURTHER INFORMATION H041 1910.94(D) (9)(V) EYE6FACE FRTN FOR OPEN SURFACE TANKS H041 P OSH 07/31/74 REVIEWING RP COMMENTS-DRAFT DUE 30 SEPT 74 WARREN MLST 05 H042 1910.94(B)(2)(I) VENTILATION FR GRINDING,POLISH,BUFFING WARREN H042 F SOL 06/10/74 SENT FOR SOL REVIEW MLST 17 H043 1910.133(A)(6) SAFETY GLASSES,LENS THICKNESS H043 P OSH 07/19/74 HOLD PENDING ANSI CONSULTATION WARREN MLST 03 H044 1910.134(G) H044 P OSH COLOR CODING OF GAS MASK CANNISTERS GILBERT OSPO REVISING DRAFT BASED ON IN-HOUSE CRITIQUE MLST 05 H045 1910 SUBPART G.I. J CLEANUP PACKAGE H045 P OSH 07/22/74 DRAFT BEING PREPARED-DUE 22 NOV 74 WARREN MLST 03 H046 1910.134(B)(11) H046 RESPIRATORS-APPROVAL OF PROJECT INACTIVATED RONK H047 1910.7 MONITORING & MEASURING, OBSERVANCE OF H047 P SOL 05/01/74. PROPOSAL TO SOL FOR REVIEW VAN ATTA MLST 10 H048 1910 TRICHLOROETHYLENE H048 P OS11 09/06/74 TECHNICAL REVIEW SCHEDULED FOR 10/02/74 MITCHELL MLST 05 H049 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT H050 1910 P OSH SODIUM HYDROXIDE CRITERIA DOCUMENT EXPECTED FY 75-76 RESNICK MLST 01 H.051 1910 P OSH ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION OSPO RESEARCHING AND DEVELOPING PROPOSAL IEE MLST 01 H052 1910 P OSH COTTON DUST OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT IN FY 75 RONK MLST H053 1910 AMMONIA H053 P OSH 08/02/74 OSPO DEVELOPING PROPOSAL COHN MLST 01 H054 1910 P OSH HEXAVA.LENT CHROMIUM OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT BROGAN MLST 01 TX TINER RMC0052561 H055 1910 P OSH ~ DIOXANE 10 - OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT v RESNICK MLST 01 H056 1910 SULFURIC ACID H056 P OSH 08/16/74 ADVANCED NOTICE 8/30/74. DRAFT DUE 10/11/74 RUSSELL MLST 03 H057 1910 P OSH CADMIUM OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT COHN MLST H058 DOCKET NO. AVAILABLE FOR ASSIGNMENT H059 1910 BENZENE H059 P OSH 08/30/74 TECHNICAL REVIEW SCHEDULED FOR 09/18/74 ADAMS MLST 03 H060 1910 H060 P OSH CARBON TETRACHLORIDE OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT VACANT MLST 00 H061 1910 P OSH ZINC CHLORIDE OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT URMAN MLST H062 1910 P OSH FIBROUS GLASS OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT BIEN MLST H063 1910 H063 P OSH HYDROGEN CYANIDE OSPO TO BE ASSIGNED-AWAITING CRIT DOC MLST 00 H064 1910 P OSH HYDROGEN FLOURIDE OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT VACANT MLST H065 1910 P OSH NITRIC ACID OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT GILBERT MLST H066 1910 P OSH OXIDES OF NITROGEN OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT VACANT MLST H067 1910 P OSH PARATHION OSPO AWAITING CRITERIA DOCUMENT RONK MLST TX TINER RMC0052562 .I oo(<U/> U *4 O <11 SV<ayi C* I3! Cl ! t 4i J KEY TO PRINTOUT OF CURRENT STANDARDS PROJECTS * TX TINER RMC0052563 o Table 1 -- Project Location Abbreviations Abbreviation FR 10 OS OSH OSPO OSS RP SAC SEC SOL Project Location Published in the Federal Register Information- Office Director, Office of Standards Development Office of Standards, Health Office of Standards, Project Officer Office of Standards, Safety Regional Programs Standards Advisory Committee Office of Assistant Secretary of Labor Solicitor's Office TX TINER RMC0052564 o Table 2 --- Milestone Numbers Number Milestone Steps .1 Development of proposed standard 2 Standards Advisory Committee, if necessary 3 First draft of proposed standard 4 First review by Regional Programs 5 First revision of proposed standard 6 Technical Review 7 Second revision cf proposed standard * 8 Assistant Secretary Review 9 Third revision of proposed standard 10 Solicitor's Office review 11 Fourth revision of proposed standard 12 Information Office review 13 Fifth revision of proposed standard 14 Final Solicitor's Office approval, and Assistant Secretary of Labor's approval 15 Publish in Federal Register, comment period, and hearing 16 First draft of final standard 17 .First review of final standard by the Information Office, Regional Programs and the Solicitor's Office 18 First revision of final standard 19 Review of final standard by the Director, Office of Standards 20 Second revision of final standard 21 Solicitor's Office review and Assistant Secretary of Labor's approval of final standard 22 Final standard published in Federal Register > 1 TX TINER RMC0052565 the Alumlhlim Association 750 Third Avenue, New York N.Y. 10017 (212) 972 1800 August 9, 1974 TO: OSHALP POLICY COMMITTEE OSHALP SAFETY COMMITTEE OSHALP HEALTH COMMITTEE RE: MESA LETTER Gentlemen: The attached letter was sent to Mr. Goldsmith by the Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration. The letter calls attention to the Memorandum of Understanding between MESA and OSHA that was discussed at the June 14, 1974 meeting of the Safety Committee and informs us that MESA has determined that alumina production is a "milling process" and falls under the jurisdiction of MESA. We are further advised that MESA intends to inspect alumina plants starting with those previously inspected in September 1973. Please let us know if there is any action that the Association can or should be taking with this matter. Very truly yours, ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION // SGE/bp cc: J.S. Peck S.L. Goldsmith Jr P.V. Mara ^eyillUUl O lUJJOVGAll Manager of/Occupational Safety & Health Services The Mark of Aluminum TX TINER RMC0052566 .o o United States Department of tne Interior MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240 August 2, 1974 In Reply Refer To: EMS - MN Mr. S. L. Goldsmith, Jr. Executive Vice President The Aluminum Association 750 Third Avenue New York, New York 10017 Dear Mr. Goldsmith: On April 22, 1974, a Memorandum of Understanding was reached between the Minijjg Enforcement and Safety Administration (MESA) and the Occupational oalfity and health Administration (OSHA), copy attached, which sets forth guidelines to be used in determining jurisdictional areas of the two agencies in enforcing Federal health and safety standards. The alumina milling industry was one in which there had not been a clearcut decision as to whether OSHA or MESA had jurisdiction and responsibility to enforce such standards, promulgated under the Acts that created the two agencies. Within the terms of the MESA-OSHA Memorandum of Understanding, and the definitions contained therein, the Administrator of MESA advised Mr. Howard J. Shulte, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Occupational Safety and Health, by letter on July 16, 1974, that MESA has determined that the Bayer prgaa5-a-CflflaMaaAaa,alumina trom its _eraa_la_ a milling procSSsT and thus falls_under_bhe_jj4]^gdi^j^on_gf_MSA__through the Metal anfTOnrnetal hine Health and Safety Activity. ^"*^* This is to advise you that MESA intends first to reinspect the alumina mills that it inspected in September 1973, and in which it found violations I of Federal health and safety standards promulgated under the Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Mine Safety Act. Further, MESA intends to extend its inspections to those alumina mills, which were not inspected during the pendancy of the aforementioned Memorandum of Understanding. If you have any questions in regard to the MESA decision, please contact this office. .Sincerely yours. Enclosure TX TINER RMC0052567 \t FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1974 WASHINGTON, D.C. Volume 39 Number 145 PART li DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Minins Enforcement and Safety Administration MINE HEALTH AND SAFETY Memorandum of Understanding Between MESA and OSHA TX TINER RMC0052568 NOTICES 27383 Appendix A--Mining and Milling Operations ore dressing treatment is called CONCEN preparatory for the sequential stage of Under Authority or MESA To Enlarge TRATE: the discarded waste is TAILING.1 grinding, when concentration of ore is Compliance With Promulgated Health and Safety Standards MINING--MESA involved. Grinding. Grinding Is the process of re GENERAL AUTHORITY--MESA/OSHA Following is a list indicating mining ducing the size of & mined product mto operations and minerals for which MESA has relatively nne particles. Section 2(b) of the Metal Act defines authority to regulate. Pulveriuna. Pulverizing is the process "mines'' covered by tne Act to include not only mineral extraction < mining) operations, but also nulling and preparation facilities and oilier surface facilities used in mining or milling. MESA interprets its authority to include Mining Operations Underground mining Open pit mining Quarrying Soiut.on mining < Precipitate A* Leaching) whereby mined products are reduced to fine particles, such as to oust or powder size. Siring. Sizing is the process of separating particles of mixed sizes into groups oi partic.es all of the same size, or into groups m which particles range between maximum and the prescription and enforcement of stand Dredcing--When the primarr purpose of minimum sizes. ards regarding occupational safetv and health the dredging operation is to recover metal Co?iccurrar:?g. Concentrating Is the proc conditions of miners who work at loadme. or nonmetallic minerals for milling and, or ess of separating and accumulating economic dumping, or preparation nulling facilities re sale or use. minerals from gangue, or the upgrading of mote from the mine area but i:;ed m the milling or preparation of extrac.ea minerals. MESA also interprets us autuontv to in clude working conditions of such operations, including such ocner surface facilities as may HvdrnuUcfcing Weils Ponds--brme evaporation Auger Mining ore or minerals. Washing. Warning is the process of clean ing mineral products by the buoyant action of flowing water. Drying. Drying is the process of removing be used Ln the extraction or preparation of uncombined water from mineral products, extracted minerals. Such other surface facili ores, or concentrates, for example, bv the ties may include: electrical or mechanical Metals: (Including but not limited to) application of heat, in air-actuated vacuum shop, power plant, acid plant, cnemicai labo ratory, warehouse, lumber preparation, treat ing plant, paint shop, general ofiice heating plant, loading docks, and transportation. To clarify the areas of authorise o: MESA, this Appendix sets forth in more detail min ing operations and the kinds of operations that constitute milling over which MESA has statutory authority to enforce us regula tions affecting occupational safety and health. Processes beyond milling are under the full Antimony Bauxite 3eryl Bismuth Chrome CuOalt Copper Go.. Iron . Lead Manganese Mercury Molvbdenum Nickel Rare Earths Silver Titanium Tungsteu Uranium Vanadium Zinc Zirconium type filters, or by pressure tvpe equipment. Coasting. Roasting is the process of apply ing heat to mineral products to change their physical or chemical qualities for the pur pose of improving their amenability to other milling processes. Pelletizing. Pelletizing is the process in which finely divided material is rolled m a drum. cone, or on an inclined disk so that the particles clin? together and roll up mto small spherical pellets. This process is appli cable to milling only when accomplished m employee safety and health authority of OSHA. They are also set forth in this Appendix. definitions; mining and milling Mining has been defined as the science, technique, and business of mineral discov ery and exploitation. It entails such work as directed to the severance of minerals from the natural deposits by methods of under ground excavations, opencast work, quarry ing, hydrauUckine and alluvial dredging. Minerals so excavated usuallv require upgrad ing processes to effect a separation of the valuable minerals from the gangue constitu ents of the material mined. This latter proc ess is usually termed "milling" and is made up of numerous procedures which are accom plished with and through many types of equipment and techniques. Milling is the art of treating the crude Non metals Abrasives Apltte Asbestos Barite Boron Bromine Calcium Chloride Clav Mica Mineral Pigments Oil Shale Peat Perlite Potash Pumice Potash Rock Dlatomite Feldspar Fluorspar Gilsomte Graphite Gypsum Kyaime Magnesite Salt Shale Sodium Compounds Sulfur Talc, Soapstone, and PyrophylUte Vermicuhte Wollastonite Subgroups of Honmetals (Sand and Graref. and Crushed and Dimension Stone Industries) relation to. and as an integral part of. other nulling processes. Sfnfert?ig. Sintering is the process of ag glomerating small particles to form larger particles, cakes or masses, usually by bring ing together constituents throueh the appli cation of heat at temperatures below the melting point. This process is applicable to milling only when accomplished in relation to. and as au integral part of. other milling processes. Evaporating. Evaporating is the process of upgrading or concentrating soluble salts from naturally occurring, or other brines, by causing uncombined water to be removed by application of solar or other heat. Calcinina. Calcining is the process of applv.ng heat to mineral materials to upgrade them by driving ofi volatile chemically com bined components and effecting physical changes. crust of the earth to produce therefrom the primary consumer derivatives. The essential operation in all such processes is separation of one or more valuable desired constitu ents of the crude from the undesired con taminants with which it is associated. A CRUDE U anv mixture of minerals In the form in which It occurs in the earth's crust. An ORE is a solid crude containing valuable constituents in such amounts as to constitute a promise of possible profit iu extraction, treatment, and sale. The valuable constituents of an ore are ordinarily called VALUABLE MINERALS, or often Just MIN ERALS: the associated worthless material is called GANGUE. In some ores the mineral is In the chemi cal state In which it is desired by primary consumers, eg., graphite, sulphur, asbestos, talc, garnet. In fact, this is true of the major ity of nonmetallic minerals. In metallic ores, however, the valuaole minerals in their na tural state are rarely the product desired by the consumer, and chemical treatment of such minerals is a necessary step m the Sand Gravel Cement G&bhro Gneiss Lime Limestone Marble Native Asphalt (im pregnated stone & . sand) Quartzite Schist Slate Taprock or Diabase MILLING--MESA AUTHORITY Following? is a list with general definitions of milling processes for which ME3A has authority to regulate. Milling consists of one or more of the following processes: crushing, grinding, pulverizing, sizing, con centrating, washing, drying, roasting, pel letizing. sintering, evaporating, calcining, kiln treatment, sawing and cutting stone, heat expansion, retorting (mercury), leach ing. and briquetting. Crutning. Crushing is the process used to reduce the size of mined material into smaller, relatively coarse particles. Crushing may be done in one or more stages, usually This process is applicable to milling only when accomplished in relation to. and as an integral part of. other milling processes. Kiln treatment. Kiln treatment is the process of roa&ttug. calcining, drvmg. evapo rating, and otherwise upgrading mineral products through the application of heat. This process is applicable to nulling onlv when accomplished in relation to. and as an integral part of. other milting processes. Sawing and cutting stone. Sawing and cut ting stone is the process of reducing quarried stone to smaller sues prior to removal from the quarry, at the quarry site, and before the stone is polished, engraved, or otherwise fin ished to its final form. Heat expansion. Heat expansion is a process for upgrading material by sudden heating of the substance in a rotary kiln or saner hearth to cause the material to bloat or ex pand to produce a lighter material per unit of volume. Retorting. Retorting is a process usually performed at certain mine sites, and is ac process of benelicianon. The end products are complished by heating the crushed material usual.v rhe reMut t: ccnren:ration hv m a closed retort to volatilize me metal, methods of ore dressing (muling followed ; Preface, p.v.. Handbook of Mineral Dress- material or hydrocarbon winch is then con by further concentration through meraiiur*i- ini;. Arthur P. T.\' art. Second Printing. densed and recovered as upgraded metal, cal processes. The valuable product of the March 1947, John Wiley and Sons. Inc. material or hydrocarbon. FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL 39, NO. 145--FRIDAY, JULY 26. 1974 TX TINER RMC0052569 2T3S4 0o NOTICES Leaching. Leaching !s the process hv which a soluble metallic compound is removed from a mineral by selective!'* d.'-'-nvi'*.? it in a suitable solvent, such as waier, auUuric uc:d. hydrochloric acid, rvamde. or other solvent, to make the compound nmcr.r.clo to further milling processes. Briquctling. Biiqucumu 1a a process bv which Iron ore. or other pii'.vu'v.al r-::.ei:;l commodities, are bm.ud to- *?1 -.er *o bri quettes. under pressure, ujt-i or v. .incut a binding agent. and tr.us made conveniently available for further processing. MESA AUTHORITY ENDS---OS1IA AUTHORITY BEGINS The following are tvp** of oy*'-nr:or.s which may be on or contiguous 10 mining and/or muling operations hsied above, over which MESA does nor have nu'i.oruy 10 pre scribe and enforce employee and health standards. and over which POL has full authority, under the Act. to preserve and enforce safety and health At; r.aards re garding working conditions of employees. These procedures are beyond nulling. Department of Labor regulatory authority commerces as ir.d:-'c.ted iu the following fpcs oi operations: Guptrn bccrct went Commences nr the point when nulling. as e'ehued. U completed, anti ilie iwpsum *i;.c orher materia.s <*r<? tv::'. lined n (iiur *..? -^q\;cn`.;r l rivces^ei neu.K5r.ry to produce irp.-um br .rd />.>. olont. Cnm:t..'!:'** at The pu.iK wh.cn m:h;r.*. ;.i otMutcci. vir.vd.ui. ana c..\. .md o:her material* r.:v < in .vne i ro enfer me ^quer.tinl t>roc^vs to produce a nreu brick product. Ceramic plant. Commences at the point when nullum, as oemtoa. is completed. and clay and other materials are comcmed to enter the r.n\t scnv.cv.tml provesjt-s to p;o- ciinc a ceramic prc..c: rer*:!!`cr p'mo(iu<:Commence* at the pom: when uuiUnc as defined, is commoted, and two or more rr v :: .neriais are comomed to produce another pv-.ciuct. Nr:a that a ki'a'h as it rol.i'.ci to product? for roasting and rvmc is cutiicercd ;o be w rhm live scope oi the mulinc definition. A&pnalt-nuiino plant, commences at the point where nulling, as defined. Is completed, and gravel or crushed stone and asphaltic material are combined to enter sequentiu.! processes to produce an end product. Cement piant. Commences at the point when milling, as defined, is completed, and the raw material-, are ccir.mned to enter the sequential processes to produce cement. Com-r^ic rca. v-n?x cr cat' -', plums. Com mences at the point when. mill;;.?, as ueUued. is completed, m.d cer.venr, a.-reyates and w^ter are cm. ;o :mlC\uc concrete. tin;o/". . .'o-j'1 /; urViivv. Commences at me I'Otut when m;U;ny. as chimed. is completed, and the stone is polished, engraved, or other wise processed to ootam a nn.ched product. si*ncii>;rj. Commences at u.e pom: where nulling, as defined, is completed, and metallic ores cr concentrnn-s are blended with oilier materials and arc ih.u m^liy pioce^cd to pro duce metal. Commences at the point where inJIimr. as ciehued. 1? completed, and ratals arc recovered by means of eicctro- Linm'.mi procC'^e?. s:io. Commences at the point where milling. as denned. Ls completed, and mate rial enters tnc ^equemial processes to pro duce a product of higher purity. (FR Doc.74-17035 Filed 7-25-74:8:45 am| FEDERAL REGISTER. VOL 39, NC. US--FRIDAY, JULY 34, 1974 TX TINER RMC0052570