Cal/OSHA Engineered Stone Advisory Meeting

Action Alert

Make Your Voice Count

On July 31, 2026, Cal/OSHA will hold an advisory meeting to help shape emergency regulations governing engineered stone containing more than 1% crystalline silica. While emergency rulemaking has already been directed, several important implementation details remain under consideration—including transition timelines, protection for existing contracts, engineering controls, and certification of alternative materials.

Why This Matters

The decisions made during this process will directly affect fabrication businesses throughout California. Regulators are asking for operational feedback from shops on transition periods, existing contracts, engineering controls, and practical implementation timelines.

Important Dates

Advisory Meeting
July 31, 2026

Written Comments
Email to:
RS@dir.ca.gov

Subject Line
Engineered Stone Advisory – Public Comment

Take Action

How You Can Help

Every personalized comment helps regulators understand the real-world impact these proposed regulations will have on fabrication businesses. Your participation matters.

1

Submit Written Comments

Take approximately 15 minutes to submit a personalized comment describing your business, your employees, and how these proposed regulations will affect your operation. Individual comments carry significantly more weight than identical form letters.

Download Comment Guide →
2

Speak at the Meeting

Join the July 31 advisory meeting and share your perspective directly with Cal/OSHA.

Download Oral Script →
3

Need Assistance?

ISFA can answer questions, help you prepare comments, and provide additional advocacy resources.

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Every Voice Matters

Personalized comments from fabrication professionals help regulators understand the real-world impact of these proposed regulations. Take a few minutes to ensure your experience becomes part of the official record.

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