Dec. 4 Public Hearing on OSHA's Controversial PPE Proposal  
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Dec. 4 Public Hearing on OSHA's Controversial PPE Proposal

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OSHA has scheduled a Dec. 4 "informal" public hearing in Washington, D.C., about its proposal to steadily update some PPE standards according to changes in "good design standards." The proposal quickly ran into opposition. OSHA said the 3M Company, the American National Standards Institute, ASTM International, and the International Safety Equipment Association requested the public hearing.

The proposal would apply to PPE standards that now must meet specific ANSI standards. OSHA wants to remove the references to ANSI standards, replacing them with a requirement to use PPE constructed in accordance with good design standards and adding criteria for determining what constitutes a good design standard, in an acknowledgement that regular updates are too challenging.

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