General Resources
Combustible Dust
Combustible Dust
Combustible Dust
- OSHA standards that address combustible dust hazards
- OSHA Combustible Dust National Emphasis Program
- OSHA consensus standards on combustible dust - These include standards from the NFPA, FM Global, and ICC. They are not OSHA regulations, but they may be required by state or local governments or individual companies.
- OSHA Hazard Communication Guidance for Combustible Dusts
Pennsylvania
Combustible Dust
Combustible Dust
- OSHA offices in Pennsylvania
- Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry
- Pennsylvania Office of the State Fire Commissioner
- Pennsylvania Insurance Department
Pennsylvania operates under federal OSHA. The state has adopted the 2009 ver
- OSHA offices in Pennsylvania
- Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry
- Pennsylvania Office of the State Fire Commissioner
- Pennsylvania Insurance Department
Pennsylvania operates under federal OSHA. The state has adopted the 2009 versions of the International Building Code and the International Fire Code.
West Virginia
Combustible Dust
West Virginia
- OSHA offices in West Virginia
- West Virginia Department of Labor — Services
- West Virginia State Building Code
- West Virginia State Fire Marshal
West Virginia operates under federal OSHA. The state has adopted the 2015 versions of the International Building Code and the International Fire Code.