Which regulation is NOT relevant for an Incident Safety Officer at a HazMat/WMD incident?

An Incident Safety Officer at a HazMat/WMD incident must reference regulations that pertain directly to the safety protocols and procedures for hazardous materials incidents. OSHA 1910.120 pertains specifically to Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER), making it highly relevant for safety officers working in such contexts.

NFPA 472 outlines the competencies for responding to hazardous materials incidents and serves as a standard for the training and responsibilities associated with HazMat teams. This standard is critical for ensuring that responders are equipped with the knowledge and skills to recognize and manage hazardous materials effectively.

NFPA 473 focuses on the competencies for EMS personnel who respond to incidents involving hazardous materials. It is important for safety officers to understand these competencies to ensure the safety of not just themselves but all personnel involved.

On the other hand, OSHA 1920.110 does not exist in the context of OSHA regulations that apply to Hazardous Waste or general workplace safety. The inclusion of this non-existent regulation in relation to HazMat/WMD incidents indicates that it does not pertain to the specific requirements or standards needed for an Incident Safety Officer. Thus, it is the regulation that lacks relevance in this context.