The original document is available at https://www.osha.gov/OshDoc/Directive_pdf/CPL_02-02-079.pdf and is only available in PDF format that is difficult to follow through its 124 pages particularly given the multitude of standards references it contains.   We've taken that document and enriched it with deep text hyperlinks that follow every paragraph and standard reference within the CPL, the HCS and both their appendices, as well as external references and anything in our 500+ term (M)SDS HyperGlossary.

The index page for both that and our enhanced version of HCS 2012 is at http://www.ilpi..com/msds/osha/   Select any section of the CPL, HCS or Appendices to see these in action - for example, http://www.ilpi.com/msds/osha/cpl0202079.html#hazwoper  If you're HTML savvy, you can link to just about any section of CPL or HCS by appending the anchor text after the .html as you see in the URL I just listed.

Now that we have the appropriate references deep tagged we have also started updating entries in the MSDS FAQ and HyperGlossary - for example some new and revised entries:

And we've kept the deprecated HCS 1994 on our site as well:

That said, there is still a lot of updating to old terms (acute toxicity etc.) as well as numerous FAQ entries and we have about 4 dozen other new terms (STOT, bridging principles, signal words etc.) to add, but these will be coming in the next few weeks, and then we'll start bringing our archive of OSHA HazCom interpretation letters up to date as well.

Best wishes,

Rob Toreki