Consuming Question on Hospital PPE: Here’s Cal/OSHA’s Answer
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Cal/OSHA: To Mask or Not to Mask
The Cal/OSHA Standards Board has published the latest version of its COVID emergency standard, on which it will vote later this week. The big change: Fully vaccinated employees will not …
COVID Regulations To Get New Revisions
The Cal/OSHA Standards Board voted to pull back from the Office of Administrative Law revisions to the COVID emergency standard (ETS) it adopted on June 3rd. In the meantime, the …
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Technical Diving Reg Approved
The California Office of Administrative Law has approved Title 8 revisions that officially recognize technical diving in California. It takes effect on October 1st. The Cal/OSHA Standards Board adopted the …
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Standards Board: More New COVID Rules ?
In another twist in the now surreal Cal/OSHA-COVID regulatory drama, the Standards Board has called a special meeting for June 9th to discuss potential new rules. The Board also released …
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Standards Board Drama
The Cal/OSHA Standards Board rejected revisions to the COVID emergency temporary standard, based on myriad concerns, then reversed course and approved the controversial revisions. The reason: Voting down the proposal …
Stakeholders React to COVID ETS Revisions
Here is the initial take on the revisions to Cal/OSHA’s COVID emergency temporary standard, at least from employer representatives: The changes contain some good stuff and some troubling stuff. And …
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Stakeholders Press Cal/OSHA on COVID Revisions
With COVID cases dramatically dropping in California and the state eyeing a mid-June reopening, stakeholders wonder when Cal/OSHA will revise its controversial COVID emergency temporary standard to reflect new federal …
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