osha law 1342 13b

Daniel Parker

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25-02-2025

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I cannot find an OSHA law specifically referenced as "OSHA Law 1342 13b." OSHA regulations are organized by section and subpart within the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Title 29, Part 1910 (for general industry) or Part 1926 (for construction). The numbering system doesn't typically follow the format you provided.

It's possible:

• The number is incorrect: There might be a typo in the number you provided. Double-check the source where you found this reference.
• It's an internal OSHA document or reference: Some OSHA documents might use internal numbering systems not publicly available.
• It refers to a specific state OSHA regulation: Some states have their own OSHA plans that may use different numbering systems.

To find the relevant OSHA regulation, you'll need to provide more context:

• What is the topic or subject matter? What type of hazard or workplace situation are you researching? (e.g., fall protection, lockout/tagout, hazardous materials, etc.)
• Where did you find this reference? Knowing the source will help determine if the number is accurate or if there's a misunderstanding.

How to Find OSHA Regulations:

1. OSHA Website: The official OSHA website (www.osha.gov) is the best resource. Use their search function to find regulations by keyword.
2. eCFR (Electronic Code of Federal Regulations): This website (www.ecfr.gov) provides the official, up-to-date text of the CFR, including OSHA regulations.
3. OSHA Publications: OSHA publishes numerous manuals, guidelines, and fact sheets that explain regulations in more detail.

Once you provide more information, I can help you locate the correct OSHA regulation and explain its requirements.