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14 Transp. L.J. 347 (1985-1986)
The Right-to-Know and the Trucking Industry: Regulating Regulations

handle is hein.journals/tportl14 and id is 353 raw text is: The Right-to-Know and the Trucking Industry: Regulating Regulations ALAN E. SENECZKO* TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ............................................. 348 I. THE FEDERAL HAZARD COMMUNICATION STANDARD ........... 349 A . PURPOSE .............................................. 349 B. SUBSTANTIVE PROVISIONS ............................... 350 1. HAZARD DETERMINATION ............................ 350 2. WRITTEN HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROGRAM ......... 350 3. LABELS AND OTHER FORMS OF WARNINGS ............ 351 4. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ..................... 351 5. EMPLOYEE INFORMATION AND TRAINING ............... 352 C . REM EDIES ............................................. 353 1. O.S.H. ACT SECTION 11(c) .......................... 353 2. SURFACE TRANSPORTATION ACT SECTION 405 ......... 354 3. D EFERRAL .......................................... 355 D. THE APPLICATION OF THE HAZARD COMMUNICATION STAN- DARD TO THE TRUCKING INDUSTRY ....................... 357 II. OSHA PREEMPTION OF STATE RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAWS .......... 359 A. SURVEY OF STATE LAWS ................................ 359 B . LOCAL LA W S ........................................... 361 * B.S. Northern Illinois University, 1981; J.D. Marquette University, 1984. Intern, National Labor Relations Board, 1983. Member of Wisconsin Bar, presently practicing with Krukowski, Chaet, Beck & Loomis, P.C. of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 347