When is a no smoking sign required in a general industry setting?

The following regulations call for no smoking signs:

• 1910.103(b)(1)(v) Hydrogen storage locations
• 1910.103(c)(2)(i)(e) Liquefied hydrogen storage areas
• 1910.104(b)(8)(viii) Bulk oxygen storage location
• 1910.106(f)(6) Location where Class I liquid is handled, drawn, or dispensed
• 1910.107(g)(7) Spraying areas and paint storage rooms
• 1910.107(l)(4)(iii) Powder coating areas, storage rooms
• 1910.107(m)(2) Location where organic peroxides are stored, mixed, or applied
• 1910.110(h)(12) Fueling areas/locations for servicing fuel systems for internal combustion engines and receiving or dispensing of flammable/combustible liquids
• 1910.125(e)(5) In vicinity of dip tanks
• 1910.269(v)(10) In turbine generators hydrogen or hydrogen sealing systems
• 1910.1018(p)(2) Inorganic arsenic regulated areas
• 1910.1025(m)(2) Lead regulated areas
• 1910.1028(j) Benzene regulated areas
• 1910.1029(l)(2) Coke Oven Emissions regulated areas