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Are there any OSHA standards that cover workers exposed to asbestos as part of their jobs?

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Are there any OSHA standards that cover workers exposed to asbestos as part of their jobs?

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Yes. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has three standards to protect workers from exposure to asbestos in the workplace: one regulates construction work, including alteration, repair, renovation, and demolition of structures containing asbestos; another covers asbestos exposure during work in shipyards; and the third applies to asbestos exposure in general industry, such as exposure during brake and clutch repair, custodial work, and manufacture of asbestos-containing products.

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