Industry process-hazard and control guidance
What recognized hazards, controls, inspection intervals, and emergency safeguards are specified for comparable operations, processes, and materials?
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Ranked by fit · best firstDated 29 CFR 1910.119, 1910.120, and 1926.65 provisions establish federal applicability thresholds, process-hazard analysis, operating and mechanical-integrity controls, inspection/testing duties, and emergency planning or response requirements for covered processes and hazardous-waste operations. eCFR metadata and historical retrieval pin authority, section, version, amendment context, and as-of date; state-plan adoption is outside this Source.
NFPA 30, 51B, and 660 provide recognized fire/explosion controls for ignitible liquids, hot work, and combustible dust. Pin process/material, publication, edition, and section; this subset does not prove completeness, local status, supersession, or compliance.
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