of the Act (29 U.S.C.

be retained for the medical surveilproducing arsenical chemicals where 657) mandates the inclusion of provilance and exposure records. Records of the possibility of acute toxicity exists, sions requiring employers to maintain ventilation testing have been reduced to have procedures for safely handling accurate monitoring records of emto a notation of the last test and is inspills, breakage of drums, and equipployee exposures to potentially toxic cluded as part of the housekeeping ment breakdowns. materials. It also provides that emparagraph. The initial inspection proployees or their representatives have visions have been replaced by specific O. OBSERVATION OF MONITORING: access to such records. measurement requirements and the re- PARAGRAPH (r) The final standard requires records cordkeeping requirements have been