What standard does OSHA use to regulate exposure limits of glutaraldehyde?
In 1989, based on the ACGIH recommendation at the time, OSHA adopted a TLV-C (ceiling value limit) of 0.2 ppm as part of its Air Contaminants Standard (20 CFR 1910.1000. ) OSHA enforces these exposure limits by means of its General Duty Clause, which is designed to ensure that each employer provide a workplace that is free from recognized hazards.