Which regulation covers OSHA's occupational safety and health standards?

The regulation that covers OSHA's occupational safety and health standards is found in Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations, specifically part 1910. This part outlines a comprehensive framework for workplace safety in general industry, including standards related to hazards, personal protective equipment, and safety procedures. The focus of these regulations is to ensure employers provide a safe working environment for their employees, which includes minimizing exposure to occupational hazards.

The other options reference parts of the Code of Federal Regulations that pertain to different areas: 30 CFR is related to mineral industries, 28 CFR deals with judicial administration and some labor regulations, and 31 CFR is focused on money and finance. Thus, each of those does not apply to occupational safety and health standards set forth by OSHA.