01466nam a2200373Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030016002000071040001800091042000800109050002400117060001500141060002200156074000900178074001800187086001600205088001400221245012000235260009800355300004400453500003600497500001700533530017900550650003600729650002100765650003100786650002100817650006000838650002700898650004400925650005000969710007301019265037OCoLC20190321021205.0020128e2001    waua   fr    f000 0 eng c7 a1011797882DNLM  aGPOcGPOdNLM  apcc 4aQH91.8b.O4 T7 200100a2003 G-63810aWA 689bT766 2001  a0765  a0765 (online)0 aL 35.2:T 68  aOSHA 317200aTraining marine oil spill response workers under OSHA's hazardous waste operations and emergency response standard.  a[Washington, D.C.]bU.S. Dept. of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administrationc2001.  av, 30 p.bill. (some col.)c21 x 28 cm.  aShipping list no.: 2002-0079-P.  a"OSHA 3172."  aAlso available via Internet from the OSHA Web site (PDF file). Address as of 1-24-02: http://www.osha-slc.gov/Publications/osha3172.pdf; current access is available via PURL. 0aOil pollution of the sea2Local22aPetroleum2Local22aInservice Training.2Local22aDisasters2Local12aWater Pollution, Chemicalxprevention & control.2Local 0aDisaster relief2Local 0aHazardous waste site remediation2Local 0aOil pollution of rivers, harbors, etc.2Local1 aUnited StatesbOccupational Safety and Health Administration.2Local