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The Life Safety Code, otherwise referred to as NFPA 101Â®, defines occupancy as âthe purpose for which a building or portion thereof is used or intended to be used.â Following are brief descriptions of several different occupancy types recognized by the Joint Commission.
They all refer to the same Code of Federal Regulations - health safety regulations set out by OSHA in that 1970 OSH Act. The 29 refers to the Department of Labor, CFR refers to Code of Federal Regulations, the 19 following refers to OSHA specifically, and the following two numbers (03, 10, etc.) refer to the specific standard. The Occupational Health and Safety Standard is Divided into Many Different Parts. The Six Most Common Are: 1. Citations, Inspections, and Penalties (29 CFR 1903) 2. Recordkeeping (29 CFR 1904) 2. General Industry (29 CFR 1910) - These health and safety standards apply across the board to most industries, except for the specific industrial standards as listed below: 2. Construction (29 CFR 1910) 3. Maritime Employment (29 CFR 1915-1919) 4. Agriculture (29 CFR 1928) What is 29 CFR in Relation to OSHA?