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[Music] when looking at what records need to be retained this standard is very complex one questionable area of concern is workers compensation records workers compensation records may be covered under this standard if the treatment received was the result of exposure to a toxic substance or harmful physical agent when the only exposure is to a safety hazard such as tripping falling cuts etc the workers compensation record is not covered under the standard therefore some but not all workers compensation records fall under the requirements of 1910.1020 another interesting aspect of this standard is that any employer who can demonstrate that a toxic substance or harmful physical agent is or was used handled stored generated or present in the workplace in a manner typical of non-occupational situations they would not be required to fulfill the regulatory retention obligations for those substances one example of a chemical substance that would fall under this category is hand-washing liqui
