iOSHA e-Reference

The CFR,
in your hand.

Part. Subpart. Section. Regulation. Every Letter of Interpretation and appendix — cross-linked, searchable, and ready to share.

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In the reference. Full CFR drill-down Letters of Interpretation Subpart appendices Email any citation

Start at the Part.

Open Part 1910 and see its authority, source and all 40 subparts at a glance. Tap a subpart letter to go deeper — the structure of the regulation is the navigation.

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Part 1910 detail card showing volume, title, authority and source

Down to the Section.

Subpart E lists its seven sections in plain language. Land on § 1910.35 and the regulation appears alongside its Letters of Interpretation — count and dates included.

Section 1910.35 with regulation and five letters of interpretation

Read the regulation. Then the why.

Select text to copy, look up or translate right inside a regulation, and follow the annotation to its Federal Register source. Every section links to the Letters of Interpretation that shape how it's enforced.

Regulation detail with selectable text and annotation

Copy, Look Up and Translate options on regulation text

Share it without leaving the citation.

Open a full Letter of Interpretation, switch to plain text or formatted view, then email the exact passage — subject and body prefilled — straight from the section you're reading.

New email message prefilled with the citation

Appendices and your place, kept.

Read non-mandatory subpart appendices in a clean, searchable view, and pick up exactly where you left off — Recents tracks the regulations, letters and appendices you've opened.

Recents grouped by regulations, letters and appendices

On iPad

The reference, opened all the way up.

iPad turns the same library into a three-pane workspace: browse the standard on the left, read the regulation or its Letters of Interpretation in the middle, and keep the subpart appendix open alongside. Nothing is more than a glance away.

iOSHA e-Reference sections on iPad with the matching section on iPhone

In motion

Capture an observation, on any screen.

Set the company, location and crew, then mark each item Safe, At Risk or Barrier as you walk the job — full-width on iPad, in your pocket on iPhone.

Read the letter and the standard, together.

Open a full Letter of Interpretation in the center pane while the appendix stays pinned on the right — and on iPhone, the same letter travels with you. One library, two form factors, always in sync.

Letter of interpretation on iPad alongside the same letter on iPhone

Search the whole standard at once.

Type a term and every hit lights up across the regulation, its letters and the appendix — like searching "Standard" straight through Part 1910, with the results in context on the big screen.