This memorandum serves as new guidance to address outdated information provided in OSHA’s archived memo dated May 17, 1988, from the Office of Occupational Medicine, and entitled “Cyanide Antidote Kits.” The prior memo stated in part, “ Amyl Nitrite continues to require a physician’s prescription and the administration of this drug in an emergency situation by the designated first aide responder is the medically accepted initial response. KAPUST, Acting Directorĭirectorate of Enforcement Programs SUBJECT: Cyanide Antidotes
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary FROM: LEE ANNE JILLINGS, Acting Directorĭirectorate of Technical Support and Emergency Management PATRICK J. STATE PLAN DESIGNEES THROUGH: LOREN SWEATT
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