Appendix A to Part 1926 -- Designations for General Industry Standards Incorporated Into Body of Construction Standards
New Designations for General Industry Standards Incorporated Into Body of Construction Standards
1926 Designations for Applicable 1910 Standards
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Source § no. and/or
New § no. and/or para. para.
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1926.20 (c)............................... 1910.5 (a)
[Do.] (d)................................ [Do.] (c)
[Do.] (e)................................ [Do.] (d)
1926.32(g)................................ 1910.12(b)
1926.33................................... 1910.20
1926.34 (a)............................... 1910.36(b)(4)
[Do.] (b)................................ 1910.37 (q)(1)
[Do.] (c)................................ [Do.] (k)(2)
1926.35................................... 1910.38(a)
1926.50(g)................................ 1910.151(c)
1926.51(a)(6)............................. 1910.141(a)(2)(v)
[Do.] (d)(2)............................. [Do.] (h)
[Do.] (f) (2)_(4)........................ [Do.] (d) (1)_(3)
[Do.] (g)................................ [Do.] (g)(2)
[Do.] (h)................................ [Do.] (a)(5)
[Do.] (i)................................ [Do.] (e)
1926.53 (c)_(r)........................... 1910.96
1926.57 (f)_(i)........................... 1910.94
1926.64................................... 1910.119
1926.65................................... 1910.120
1926.66 (a)............................... 1910.107 (a)
[Do.] (b)................................ [Do.] (b) (1)_(10)
[Do.] (c)_(d)............................ [Do.] (c)_(d)
[Do.] (e)_(g)............................ [Do.] (h)_(j)
1926.95................................... 1910.132
1926.96................................... 1910.136
1926.97 (a)_(e)........................... 1910.156(e)
[Do.] (f)_(h)............................ [Do.] Subpt. L App. E
1926.98................................... 1910.156(f)
1926.102(a) (6)........................... 1910.133(a) (2)
[Do.] (7)................................ [Do.] (4)
[Do.] (8)................................ [Do.] (5)
1926.103 (d).............................. 1910.134 (a)
[Do.] (e)................................ [Do.] (b)
[Do.] (f)_(i)............................ [Do.] (d)_(g)
1926.150(c)(1) (xi)....................... 1910.157 (g)(1)
[Do.] (xii).............................. [Do.] (g)(2)
[Do.] (xiii)............................. [Do.] (c)(4)
[Do.] (xiv).............................. [Do.] (e)(3)
1926.152 (b)(5)........................... 1910.107(e)(2)
[Do.] (h)................................ 1910.106(j)
[Do.] (i)................................ [Do.] (b)
[Do.] (j)................................ [Do.] (c)
[Do.] (k) (1)_(3)........................ [Do.] (g)(4)
[Do.] (k)(4)............................. [Do.] (a)(22)
1926.153(a) (3)........................... 1910.110(a)(4)
[Do.] (m) (1)............................ [Do.] (d)(1)
[Do.] (2)................................ [Do.] (d)(2)
[Do.] (3)................................ [Do.] (d)(7)(vii)
[Do.] (4)................................ [Do.] (d)(7)(viii)
[Do.] (n)................................ [Do.] (b)(5)(iii)
[Do.] (o)................................ [Do.] (d)(10)
1926.156.................................. 1910.160
1926.157.................................. 1910.162
1926.158.................................. 1910.164
1926.159.................................. 1910.165
1926.200(c)(3)............................ 1910.145(d)(4)
1926.250(c)............................... 1910.176(c)
[Do.] (d) (1)_(4)........................ 1910.30(a) (1), (2), (4) and
(5)
1926.251(a)(5)............................ 1910.184(a)
[Do.] (a)(6)............................. [Do.] (d)
[Do.] (b)(6)(i)_(ii)..................... [Do.] (e)(3)(i)_(ii)
[Do.] (c)(6)_(7)......................... [Do.] (c) (2)_(3)
[Do.] (c)(8)............................. [Do.] (c)(5)
[Do.] (c)(9)............................. [Do.] (c)(7)
[Do.] (c)(10)_(12)....................... [Do.] (c)(10)_(12)
[Do.] (c)(13)_(15)....................... [Do.](f) (2)_(4)
[Do.] (d)(3)_(6)......................... [Do.] (h) (2)_(5)
[Do.] (e)(3)_(5)......................... [Do.] (i) (2)_(4)
[Do.] (e)(6)_(7)......................... [Do.] (i) (6)_(7)
[Do.] (e)(8)............................. [Do.] (i)(9)
1926.300(b) (3)........................... 1910.212(a)(1)
[Do.] (4)................................ [Do.] (a)(3)
[Do.] (5)................................ [Do.] (a)(5)
[Do.] (6)................................ [Do.] (b)
[Do.] (7)................................ 1910.215(b)(9)
[Do.] (8) and (9)........................ [Do.] (b) (3) and (4)
1926.302(b)(10)........................... 1910.244(b)
1926.303(b)(2)............................ 1910.215(a) (2)
[Do.] (e)................................ [Do.] (4)
1926.304 (g).............................. 1910.213(h)(1)
[Do.] (h)................................ [Do.] (d)(1)
[Do.] (i)................................ [Do.] (c)(1)
1926.305(d)(1)............................ 1910.244(a)(2) (iii)_(viii)
1926.306.................................. 1910.169
1926.307.................................. 1910.219
1926.350(a) (10).......................... 1910.253(b) (4)(iii)
[Do.] (11)............................... [Do.] (2)(ii)
[Do.] (12)............................... 1910.101(b)
1926.353(b)(3)............................ 1910.252(b)(4)(iv)
1926.416 (a)(4)........................... 1910.333(c)(2)
[Do.] (f) (1)............................ [Do.] (c)(10)
[Do.] (2)................................ 1910.334(a)(1)
[Do.] (3)................................ [Do.] (a)(2)(iii)
[Do.] (4)................................ [Do.] (a)(5)
[Do.] (5)_(6)............................ [Do.] (b) (1)_(2)
[Do.] (7)_(9)............................ [Do.] (c) (1)_(3)
[Do.] (10)............................... [Do.] (d)
1926.417(d)............................... 1910.333(b)(2)
1926.451(a) (22).......................... 1910.28(a) (15)
[Do.] (23)............................... [Do.] (18)
[Do.] (24)............................... [Do.] (20)
1926.453 (a).............................. 1910.29(a)
[Do.] (b)................................ [Do.] (c)
1926.550 (a)(19).......................... 1910.184(c)(9)
1926.600(a)(7)............................ 1910.176(f)
1926.602(c)(1) (vii)...................... 1910.178(m) (3)
[Do.] (viii)............................. [Do.] (12)
1926.900 (s).............................. 1910.109 (g)(2)(ii)
[Do.] (t)................................ [Do.] (h)(3)(ii)
1926.905(u)............................... [Do.] (e)(3)(iii)
1926.914(aa).............................. [Do.] (a)(12)
1926.1050(b).............................. 1910.21(g)(9)
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1926.1071................................. 1910.401
1926.1072................................. 1910.402
1926.1076................................. 1910.410
1926.1080................................. 1910.420
1926.1081................................. 1910.421
1926.1082................................. 1910.422
1926.1083................................. 1910.423
1926.1084................................. 1910.424
1926.1085................................. 1910.425
1926.1086................................. 1910.426
1926.1087................................. 1910.427
1926.1090................................. 1910.430
1926.1091................................. 1910.440
1926.1092................................. 1910.441
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1926.1102................................. 1910.1002
1926.1103................................. 1910.1003
1926.1104................................. 1910.1004
1926.1105................................. 1910.1005
1926.1106................................. 1910.1006
1926.1107................................. 1910.1007
1926.1108................................. 1910.1008
1926.1109................................. 1910.1009
1926.1110................................. 1910.1010
1926.1111................................. 1910.1011
1926.1112................................. 1910.1012
1926.1113................................. 1910.1013
1926.1114................................. 1910.1014
1926.1115................................. 1910.1015
1926.1116................................. 1910.1016
1926.1117................................. 1910.1017
1926.1118................................. 1910.1018
1926.1128................................. 1910.1028
1926.1129................................. 1910.1029
1926.1144................................. 1910.1044
1926.1145................................. 1910.1045
1926.1147................................. 1910.1047
1926.1148................................. 1910.1048
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[58 FR 35305, June 30, 1993, as amended at 61 FR 9255, Mar. 7, 1996] Editorial Note:
This listing is provided for informational purposes only. It is compiled and kept up-to-date by the Department of Labor. This index is updated as of July 1, 2003.
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Subject term Part 1926 section no.
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Abrasive Wheels and Tools............... .303
Accident Prevention Responsibilities.... .20(b)
2-Acetylaminofluorene................... .1114
Acrylonitrile........................... .1145
Administrative Adjudications............ .4
Aerial Lifts............................ .453, .952(b), .955(e) (10)-
(12)
Boom Platforms........................ .453(b)(2)
Bursting Safety Factor................ .453(b)(4)
Electrical Tests...................... .453(b)(3)
Field Modifications................... .453(a)(2)
Ladder Trucks......................... .453(b)(1)
Tower Trucks.......................... .453(b)(1)
Welding Standards..................... .453(b)(5)
Air Quality, underground construction... .800(h), (j)
Airborne Contaminant Mists.............. .55
Alarms:
Fire.................................. .150(e)
Audible............................... .602(a)(9)
4-Aminodiphenyl......................... .1111
Angle of Repose, Pile Driving........... .603(c)(3)
Arc Welding and Cutting................. .351
Arsenic, organic........................ .1118
Asbestos:
Airborne Concentration................ .1101(c)
Competent Person...................... .1101(o)
Compliance............................ .1101(g)
Exposure, Permissible................. .1101(c)
Hazard communication.................. .1101(k)
Hygiene Facilities and Practices...... .1101(j)
Medical Surveillance.................. .1101(m)
Monitoring............................ .1101(f)
Multi-employer worksites.............. .1101(d)
Personal Protective Clothing.......... .1101(i)
Recordkeeping......................... .1101(n)
Regulated Areas....................... .1101(e)
Respiratory protection................ .1101(h)
Audible Warning......................... .601(b)(3)
Authorized Person (Definition).......... .32(d)
Automatic Circuit Recloser (Definition). .960(b)
Barges:
Access................................ .605(b)
First Aid and Lifesaving Equipment.... .605(d)
Mobile Cranes......................... .550(f)
Pile Driving.......................... .603(b)
Working Surfaces...................... .605(c)
Barricades.............................. .202
Cranes................................ .550(a)(9)
Definition............................ .203(a), .960(c)
Motor Vehicle Equipment............... .600(a)
Battery Rooms and Charging.............. .441
Belts, Safety........................... .104
Definition............................ .107(f)
Materials Storage..................... .250(b)(2)
Pile Driving.......................... .603(a)(8)
Steel Erection........................ .752(k)
Benzene................................. .1128
Benzidene............................... .1110
Blasting (see also Explosives).......... .900-.914
Agents, Storage....................... .904
Blaster Qualifications................ .901
Electric.............................. .906
Excavation Work....................... .913
Firing................................ .909
Loading............................... .905
Misfires.............................. .911
Underground construction.............. .800(p)
Underwater............................ .912
Blocking, Blocks:
Jacks................................. .305(c)
Motor Vehicles........................ .600(a)(3)
Pile-Driving Equipment................ .603(a)
Boatswains Chair Scaffolds.............. .452(o)
Body Belts.............................. .453(b)(2)(iii), (v); .959
(see Body Belts, Safety Straps and
Lanyards)
Cushion Parts......................... .959(b)(2)(i)-(iv)
Tool Loops............................ .959(b)(3)
Body Belts, Safety Straps and Lanyards.. .959
Buckles............................... .959(a)(2)
Dee Rings............................. .959(a)(3)
Liners.............................. .959(b)(4)
Hardware.............................. .959(a)(1)
Snap Hooks............................ .959(a)(4)
Keepers............................. .959(b)(6)
Stitching............................. .959(b)(5)
Testing............................... .959(b)(1), (7)
Boilers................................. .29(b)
Pile-Driving Equipment................ .603(a)
Bolting, Bolts.......................... .752(b)
Brackets, Roofing....................... .452(h)
Brakes:
Earthmoving Equipment................. .602(a)(4)
Equipment............................. .600, .602
Motor Vehicles........................ .601
Bricklayers Square Scaffolds............ .452(e)
Buildings, Temporary.................... .151(b)
Bulkheads, Compressed Air............... .803(m)
Cable Sheath (Definition)............... .960(h)
Cables:
Definition............................ .960(g)
Flexible Electric Cables and Cords.... .405(a)(2)(ii) (F), (J), (I),
and .405(b)(2)
Portable Electric Cables.............. .405(h)
Trenching Cables...................... .956(c)(4-7)
Welding Cables and Connectors......... .351(b)
Cadmium:
Airborne Concentration................ .1127(c)
Compliance............................ .1127(f)
Emergency Situations.................. .1127(h)
Exposure, Permissible................. .1127(c)
Hazard Communication.................. .1127(m)
Housekeeping.......................... .1127(k)
Hygiene Facilities and Practices...... .1127(j)
Medical Surveillance.................. .1127(l)
Monitoring............................ .1127(d)
Personal Protective Equipment......... .1127(i)
Clothing............................ .1127(i)
Recordkeeping......................... .1127(n)
Regulated Areas....................... .1127(e)
Respiratory protection................ .1127(g)
Caissons................................ .801
Carbon Tetrachloride.................... .150(c)(1) (viii)
Cargo Hooks............................. .551(d)
Carpenters Bracket Scaffolds............ .452(g)
Certifications:
Boilers............................... .29(b)
Pressure Vessels...................... .29(a)
Chains, Alloy Steel..................... .251(b)(1)
Chemical Hazard Information .59
Communication, Transmittal to Employees.
Employee information and training..... .59(h)
Labels and other forms of warning..... .59(f)
Material safety data sheets (MSDS).... .59(g)
Trade secrets......................... .59(i) and .59, App. D
Written program....................... .59(e)
Chemicals, highly hazardous; process .64
safety management.
Chemicals, toxic and reactive, .64, App. A
threshold list.
Compliance guidelines................. .64, App. A
Contractor, employer responsibilities. .64(h)
Emergency planning and response....... .64(h)
Hot work (welding) permits............ .64(n)
Trade secrets......................... .64(p)
Training.............................. .64(g)
Chimneys, Removal....................... .854
bis-Chloromethyl ether.................. .1106
Chutes:
Demolition............................ .852
Waste Disposal........................ .252
Circuit, Voltage of..................... .960(rr)(ss)
Circuits, Electric, Lockout and Tagging. .417
Clearing, Clearances:
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)(15) (iv), .950(c),
.955(b)(8)
Electric equipment, workspace around.. .403(i)(1) and (j)(3)
Fire Prevention....................... .151(c), (d)
Materials Storage..................... .250
Site.................................. .604
Temporary Heating Devices............. .154
Climbing Equipment...................... .951(b)
Body Belts............................ .951(b)(1)-(3)
Lifelines............................. .951(b)(4)(i)
Lanyards.............................. .951(b)(2), (4)(i); .959
Ropes................................. .951(b)(5)
Safety Lines.......................... .951(b)(4)(ii)
Straps, Safety........................ .951(b)(1)-(3)
Clothing (see Personal Protective
Equipment)
Coal tar pitch volatiles, interpretation .1102
Cofferdams.............................. .802
Coke oven emissions..................... .1129
Competent Person (Definition)........... .32(f)
Compressed Air.......................... .803
Excavations........................... .913
Pneumatic Power Tools................. .302(b)(4)
Compression............................. .803(e)
Compressor Plants....................... .803(h)
Concrete construction................... .700-.705
Cast-in-place......................... .703
Forms, vertical slip................ .703(c)
Formwork, General................... .703(a)
Formwork, Removal................... .703(e)
Reinforcing steel................... .701(b), .703(d)
Shoring and reshoring............... .703(b)
Test Requirements_Compressive .703(e)(1)
Strength.
Equipment and Tools................... .702
Lift-Slab Operations.................. .705
Lockout/Tagout........................ .702(j)
Post-Tensioning....................... .701(c)
Precast............................... .704
Pumping Systems....................... .702(e)
Conductors, Deenergized................. .955(c)
Conductors, Wire........................ .954(c)
Confined Spaces:
Heating devices, temporary............ .154(a)(2)
Instruction of employees relating to.. .21(b)(6)
Underground lines (manholes).......... .956(a)(3)
Welding and Cutting................... .353(b), .352(g)
Containers:
LP Gas................................ .153
Welding and Cutting................... .352(i), (j)
Contaminants (Definition)............... .107(a)
Airborne, TLV......................... .55(a)
Contracts, Mixed Performance............ .14
Conveyors............................... .555
Cranes.................................. .550, .952(c), .955(b)(6)(i)
Electric equipment and wiring, .406(a)
installation of.
Personnel platforms, suspended, by .550(g)
cranes and derricks.
Crawling Boards......................... .452(m)
Cutoffs, Fire........................... .150(f)
Cylinders, Welding and Cutting.......... .350
Decompression........................... .803(f)
Chambers.............................. .803(g)(2)
Tables................................ .804
Deenergized Conductors, Stringing and .955(c)
Removing.
Deenergizing Lines and Equipment........ .950(d)
Disconnecting......................... .950(d)(2)
Guards and Barriers................... .950(d)(1)(v) and (d)(2)(i)
Identification........................ .950(d)(1)(i)
Inspections........................... .950(b), (d)(1)(iii)
Isolation............................. .950(d)(1)(i)
Notification by Designated Employee... .950(d)(1)(ii)
Protective Grounds.................... .950(d)(1)(iv)
Switches and Disconnectors............ .950(d)(1)(ii)
Tagging............................... .950(d)(1)(ii)(b), (d)(1)(vi)
Work Completion....................... .950(d)(1)(vii), (d)(2)(ii)
Demolition.............................. .850
Chutes................................ .852
Entrances............................. .850(k)
Explosives............................ .860
Flammable Gases....................... .850(e)
Floors................................ .850-.860
Mechanical............................ .859
Passageways........................... .851
Stairways............................. .851
Steel Construction.................... .858
Derrick Trucks.......................... .952(c)
Derricks................................ .550
Personnel platforms, suspended, by .550(g)
cranes and derricks.
Designated Person (Definition).......... .32(h)
Detonating Cords........................ .908
Disposal:
Exhaust Materials..................... .57(e)
Waste Materials....................... .252
Diving Operations....................... .605(e)
Drilling, underground construction...... .800(q)
Dusts................................... .55
Ear Protection.......................... .101
Education and Training.................. .21
Egress, means........................... .34
Exit marking.......................... .34(b)
Maintenance........................... .34(c)
Electric Transmission and Distribution
Lines (see Power Transmission and
Distribution Lines)
Electrical, Electricity................. .400-.449
Battery Rooms and Charging............ .441
Circuits, Lockout and Tagging......... .417
Compressed Air Chambers............... .803(j)
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)(15)
Equipment Installation and Maintenance .402-.408, 431, and .432
Grounding and Bonding................. .404(f)
Hazardous Locations................... .407, .432
Power Operated Tools.................. .302(a)
Safety-related work practices......... .416 and .417
Underground construction.............. .800(s)
Wiring design and methods............. .404 and .405
Electrode Conductor, Grounding.......... .954(h)
Definition............................ .960(bb)
Electrode Holders....................... .351 (a), (d)
Electrostatic Apparatus, Fixed.......... .66(e)
Spraying:
Conformance......................... .66(e)(1)
Conveyors........................... .66(e)(7)
Fail-Safe Controls.................. .66(e)(9)
Fire Protection..................... .66(e)(12)
Grounding........................... .66(e)(5)
Guarding............................ .66(e)(10)
Insulators.......................... .66(e)(5)
Location............................ .66(e)(3)
Safe Distances...................... .66(e)(6)
Supports............................ .66(e)(4)
Ventilation......................... .66(e)(11)
Electrostatic Hand Spraying Equipment... .66(f)
Application........................... .66(f)(1)
Approval.............................. .66(f)(3)
Conformance........................... .66(f)(2)
Electrical Support Equipment.......... .66(f)(4)
Grounding............................. .66(f)(5)-(7)
Interlocks............................ .66(f)(8)
Powder Coatings....................... .66(f)(6)
Specifications........................ .66(f)(3), (4)
Spray Gun Grounding................... .66(f)(5)
Ventilation........................... .66(f)(9)
Elevators, escalators, etc., electrical .406(b)
connection.
Emergency Action Plan................... .35(a)
Hazardous waste operations and .65(f)(1)(ii)
emergency response, exemption.
Highly hazardous chemicals, process .64(n)
safety management.
Emergency Provisions:
Excavation rescue equipment........... .651(g)(2)
Underground construction.............. .800(g)
Employee (Definition)................... .32(i)
Employee Alarm Systems.................. .159
Installation and Restoration.......... .159(c)
Maintenance and Testing............... .159(d)
Manual Operation...................... .159(e)
Employer (Definition)................... .32(j)
Enclosed Spaces:
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)(11)
Welding and Cutting................... .352(g)
Energized Substations................... .957
Barricades and Barriers............... .957(c)
Control Panels........................ .957(d)
Deenergized Equipment and Lines....... .957(b)
Fences................................ .957(g)
Lowboys............................... .957(e)(3)
Mechanical Equipment.................. .957(e)
Storage............................... .957(f)
Warning Signs......................... .957(c)(2)
Work Authorizations................... .957(a)(1)
Enforcement, Administrative, .4
Adjudications for.
Entrances (Demolition).................. .850(k)
Entry, Right of......................... .3
Environmental Controls.................. .50-.57
Equipment:
Earthmoving........................... .602
Electrical............................ .402-.408, .431, and .432
Firefighting.......................... .150
Lifesaving............................ .100-.106
Marine................................ .605
Mechanized............................ .600
Pile Driving.......................... .603
Rigging............................... .251
Underground construction.............. .800(i), (k)(10)
Ethylene oxide.......................... .1147
Ethyleneimine........................... .1112
Area requirements..................... .1112(c)
Closed system operation............. .1112(c)(2)
Isolated systems.................... .1112(c)(1)
Maintenance and decontamination .1112(c)(5)
activities.
Open-vessel system operations....... .1112(c)(3)
Transfer from a closed operation.... .1112(c)(4)
Medical surveillance.................. .1112(g)
Examinations........................ .1112(g)(1)
Records............................. .1112(g)(2)
Regulated area requirements........... .1112(d)
Contamination control............... .1112(d)(4)
Emergencies......................... .1112(d)(2)
Hygiene facilities and practices.... .1112(d)(3)
Reports............................... .1112(f)
Incidents........................... .1112(f)(2)
Operations.......................... .1112(f)(1)
Signs, information, and training...... .1112(e)
Container contents identification... .1112(e)(2)
Lettering........................... .1112(e)(3)
Prohibited statements............... .1112(e)(4)
Signs............................... .1112(e)(1)
Training and indoctrination......... .1112(e)(5)
Excavations............................. Subpt. P (.650-.652)
Access and egress..................... .651(c)
Adjacent structure stability.......... .651(i)
Emergency rescue equipment............ .651(g)(2)
Equipment............................. .602(b), .955(b)(3)(i),
.956(c), .957(h)
Fall protection....................... .651(l)
Hazardous atmospheres................. .651(g)
Inspections........................... .651(k)
Pier holes, bell-bottomed............. .651(g)(2)(ii)
Protective systems.................... .652, Subpt. P App. F
Respiratory protection................ .651(g)(1)(iii)
Shield systems........................ .652(g), Subpt. P App. B
Shoring............................... .652(c)
Timber.............................. Subpt. P App. C
Aluminum hydraulic.................. Subpt. P App. D
Sloping and benching.................. .652(b), Subpt. P App. B
Soil classification................... Subpt. P App. A
Surface encumbrances.................. .651(a)
Trench excavation..................... Subpt. P (.650-.652)
Exhausts................................ .57
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)
Explosives (see also Blasting).......... .900
Loading............................... .905
Storage............................... .904
Surface Transportation................ .902
Underground Transportation............ .903
Eye Protection.......................... .102
Face Protection......................... .102
Fall protection: .500-.503
Falling-object protection............. .501(c)
Guardrail systems..................... .502(b), App. B
Leading edges......................... .501(b)(2)
Personal fall-arrest systems.......... .502(d), App. C
Positioning device systems............ .502(e), App. D
Retraining............................ .503(b)
Roof-width determination guidelines... .App. A
Safety net systems.................... .502(c)
Scaffolds............................. 451(g)
Training certification................ .503(b)
Training program...................... .503(a)
Fenders, Earthmoving Equipment.......... .602(a)(5)
Fire Alarm Devices...................... .150(e)
Fire Extinguishers...................... .150
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)(14)
Motor Vehicles........................ .600(b)(14)
Table F-1 (Fire Extinguishers)........ .150
Underground construction.............. .800(m)(8) and (11)
Welding and Cutting................... .351
Firefighting Equipment.................. .150 (c), (d)
Fire Prevention......................... .24, .150-.155
Compressed Air........................ .803(1)
Oil and Grease Hazards................ .350(i)
Preservative Coatings................. .354
Underground construction.............. .800(m)
Welding and Cutting................... .352-.354
Fire Protection:
Cutoffs............................... .150(f)
Prevention Program.................... .24
Water Supply and Equipment............ .150-.155
Fires................................... .551(s)
First Aid............................... .23, .50, .950(e)
Marine Operations..................... .605(d)
Tunnels and Shafts.................... .803(b)(7) and (8)
Flagmen................................. .201(a)
Flammable Gases Demolition.............. .850(e)
Flammable and Combustible Liquids....... .152
Process safety management of highly .64
hazardous chemicals.
Flashpoint (Definition)................. .155(i)
Float Scaffolds......................... .452(s)
Floors, Flooring:
Demolition............................ .850-.860
Openings.............................. .500
Steel Erection........................ .750
Food Handling........................... .51(d)
Footing Excavations..................... .955(b)(3)(i), .957(h)
Form, Forms, Formwork:
Concrete.............................. .700-.702
Scaffolds............................. .452(g)
Formaldehyde............................ .1148
Exposure, cross-reference............. .55(d)
Fuel, Fueling and Refueling:
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)(14)
Diesel, underground construction...... .800(m)(3), (4), (6)
Flammable and Combustible Liquids..... .152
Fuel Gases............................ .350(d), (e)
Fuel Powered Tools.................... .302(c)
LP Gas Dispensing..................... .153(e)
Oxygen Manifolds...................... .350(e)
Fumes: (see Ventilation)................ .55
Fuses, Safety........................... .907
Gases................................... .55
Fuel Gases............................ .350(d)
Excavations; hazardous atmospheres.... .651(g)
Gassy underground construction .800(h)
operations.
Liquefied Petroleum (LP) Gas.......... .153
Gloves.................................. .951(a)(1)(iii)
Goggles................................. .102(a)(3)
Lasers................................ .102(b)(2)
Table E-1 (Eye and Face Protector .102
Selection Guide).
Welding............................... .102(b)(1)
Grades, Roadway......................... .602(a)(3)
Grinding Machines....................... .303
Ground Support:
Excavations........................... .651(a), (h)-(j), .652
Underground construction.............. .800(o)
Grounding, Electrical:
Grounding and Bonding................. .404(f)
Jumper Cables......................... .550(a)(15)
Power Transmission and Distribution... .954
Return and Machine Grounding.......... .351(c)
Guarding (see Fall Protection and
Guarding)
Guardrails.............................. .500
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)(13)
Scaffolds............................. .451
Stairways............................. .500(e)
Steel Erection........................ .752
Handlamps............................... .405(j)(1)(iii)
Handrails, Stairways.................... .501
Handtools............................... .300-.305
Hats.................................... .951(a)(2)
Hauling, Haulage:
Equipment............................. .602(c)
Underground construction.............. .800(r)
Hazard communication (see Chemical .59
Hazard Information Communication).
Hazardous:
Atmospheres, excavations.............. .651(g)
Chemicals, highly process safety .64
management (See Chemicals, etc.).
Locations, Electricity................ .407, .432
Materials receipt or materials .61
transport vehicles, retention of DOT
markings.
Substances (Definition)............... .32(k)
Hazardous Waste Operations:
Contractors and Subcontractors........ .65(b)(1)(iv)
Decontamination....................... .65(k), (p)(4)
Drums and Containers.................. .65(j)
Emergency Response.................... .65(e)(7), (l), (p)(8), (q)
Engineering Controls and Personal .65(g)
Protective Equipment.
Illumination.......................... .65(m)
Information Program................... .65(b)(1)
Laboratory Waste Packs................ .65(j)(6)
Material Handling..................... .65(j)
Medical Surveillance.................. .65(f), (p)(3), (q)(9)
Monitoring............................ .65(c)(6), (h)
Post-emergency Response............... .65(l)(5)
Radioactive Wastes.................... .65(j)(4)
Recordkeeping......................... .65(f)(7)
RCRA Facilities....................... .65(p)
Safety and Health Program............. .65(b)
Sanitation............................ .65(n)
Shock-sensitive Wastes................ .65(j)(5)
Site Characterization and Analysis.... .65(c)
Site Control.......................... .65(d)
Site Safety and Health Plan........... .65(b)(4)
Tank and Vault Procedures............. .65(j)(9)
Totally-encapsulating Chemical .65(g)(4)
Protective Suits.
Training.............................. .65(e), (p)(8)(iii), (q)(6)
Uncontrolled sites, emergency .65(l)
responses.
Head Protection......................... .100
Hearing Protection...................... .101
Heaters, Heating, Temporary Devices..... .154
Helicopters............................. .551, .958
Approach Distance..................... .551(o)
Approaching........................... .551(p)
Briefings............................. .551(b)
Cargo Hooks........................... .551(d)
Clothing.............................. .551(e)
Communications........................ .551(r)
Electric power transmission and .958
distribution, use in.
Fires................................. .551(s)
Ground Lines.......................... .551(l)
Ground Personnel...................... .551(g)
Hand Signals.......................... .551(n)
Hooking and Unhooking Loads........... .551(i)
Housekeeping.......................... .551(g)
Loose Gear............................ .551(f)
Operator Responsibility............... .551(h)
Personal Protective Equipment......... .551(e)
Regulations........................... .551(a)
Signal Systems........................ .551(n)
Hand Signals........................ Fig. N-1
Slings................................ .551(c)
Static Charges........................ .551(j)
Visibility............................ .551(m)
Weight Limitations.................... .551(k)
High Voltage Lines...................... .550(a)(15)
Hoists, Hoisting:
Base-Mounted Drum..................... .553
Electric Equipment and Wiring, .406(a)
Installation of.
Materials............................. .552(b)
Overhead.............................. .554
Personnel (and Elevators)............. .552(c)
Underground construction.............. .800(g)(1), (t)
Horse Scaffolds......................... .452(f)
Hoses and Connections:
Air Line Steel Erection............... .752(a)(3)
Fire.................................. .150(c)(2)
Manifold.............................. .350(f)
Nozzles............................... .151(a)(5)
Pile Driving.......................... .603(a)(9)
Pneumatic Power Tools................. .302(b)
Hotline Tools (Definition).............. .960(ee)
Housekeeping............................ .25
Hydraulic:
Jacks................................. .305
Power Tools........................... .302(d)
Incorporation by Reference.............. .31
Identification Badges................... .803(b)(11)
Ignition Hazards........................ .151(a)
Illumination............................ .26
Demolition............................ .851(c)
Table D-3 (Minimum Illumination .56
Intensities).
Temporary Lighting.................... .405(a)(2)(ii) (E), (F), (G),
and (J)
Underground construction.............. .800(l)
Industrial Trucks....................... .602(c)
Inert-Gas Metal-Arc Welding............. .353(d)
Inspections............................. .955(a)(2), (b)(6)(v)
After Blasting........................ .910
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)(6)
Excavations........................... .651(k)
Hoists and Elevators.................. .552(c)(15)
Right of Entry........................ .3
Scaffolds............................. .451
Insulated (Definition).................. .960(ff)
Insulation (Cable) (Definition)......... .960(gg)
Insulation Shielding (Definition)....... .960(hh)
Interior Hung Scaffolds................. .452(t)
Ionizing Radiation...................... .53
Isolated (Definition)................... .960(ii)
Jacks................................... .305
Lever and Ratchet Jacks............... .305
Lift-slab concrete construction .705
operations.
Jacob's Ladders; marine operations...... .605(b) (3), (4)
Ladders (see also Stairways)............ .1050, .1051, 1053, and .1060
Chicken ladders or crawling boards.... .452(m)
Cranes and derricks, access........... .550(a)(13)
Defects and repairs................... .1053(b) (16)-(18)
Demolition, use during................ .851 (a), (b)
Electric equipment, energized, .1053(b)(12)
exposure to.
Electric power transmission and .951(v)
distribution lines, use near.
Inspection............................ .1053(b)(15)
Jacob's ladders, use in marine .605(b) (3), (4)
operations.
Ladder jack scaffolds................. .452(k)
Ladder trucks, manually propelled .453(b)
mobile.
Load capabilities..................... .1053(a)(1), (b)(3)
Pile driving access pits.............. .603(c)(6)
Safety devices........................ .1051(b), .1053(a) (18), (19),
(22), (23)
Scaffolds, use on or with............. .1051(a)
Training requirements................. .1060
Trestle ladder scaffolds.............. .452(n)
Lanyards................................ .104, .959
(see Body Belts, Safety Straps and
Lanyards)
Pile Driving.......................... .603(a)(8)
Lasers:
Eye Protection........................ .102(b)(2)
Nonionizing Radiation................. .54
Lead Exposure in Construction:
Permissible exposure limit............ .62(c)
Exposure assessment................... .62(d)
Methods of compliance................. .62(e)
Respiratory protection................ .62(f)
Protective work clothing and equipment .62(g)
Housekeeping.......................... .62(h)
Hygiene facilities and practices...... .62(i)
Medical surveillance.................. .62(j)
Medical removal protection............ .62(k)
Employee information and training..... .62(l)
Signs................................. .62(m)
Lenses.................................. .102(a)(3)
Lasers................................ .102(b)(2)
Welding............................... .102(b)(1)
Lever and Ratchet Jacks................. .305
Lifelines............................... .104
Materials Storage..................... .250(b)(2)
Scaffolding........................... .451 (i), (h), (p),(u), (w)
Lifesaving Equipment.................... .100-.106
Marine Operations..................... .605(d)
Lift Slab Construction.................. .705
Lifting Equipment....................... .602(c)
Lighting: (see Illumination)............ .26, 56
Portable Equipment.................... .151(a)(4)
Temporary............................. .405(a)(2)(ii)
Linemen's Equipment (see Body Belts,
Safety Straps and Lanyards)
Lines, Underground (see Underground
Lines)
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LP Gas)........ .153
Liquids, Flammable and Combustible...... .152
Loads:
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)(2)
Electric circuit ratings.............. 416(f)
Helicopter cranes hooking and .551(i)
unhooking.
Hoists and Elevators.................. .552(a)(2)
Scaffolds, ratings.................... .451
Storage............................... .250(a)(2)
Table H-19 (Safe Working Loads for .252
Shackles).
Table H-20 (Number and Spacing of U- .252
Bolt Wire Rope Clips).
Locks:
Man and Emergency..................... .803(g)
Medical............................... .803(b)(9)
Manholes................................ .956(b)
Definition............................ .960(jj)
Excavating............................ .956(c)
Guarding.............................. .956(b)(1)
Open Flames........................... .956(b) (2), (3)
Trenching Cables...................... .956(c), .956(c) (4)-(7)
Manifolds, Oxygen....................... .350(e)
Marine Operations....................... .605
Working Over or Near Water............ .106
Masonry:
Construction.......................... .700, .706
Bracing requirements and Limited .706
Access Zone.
Masons Scaffolds...................... .452
Removal............................... .854
Materials Handling...................... .953
Equipment............................. .602
Framing............................... .953(f)
Load Attaching........................ .953(g)
Hazardous materials, retention of DOT .61
markings.
Hoist Ropes........................... .953(g)
Oil Filled Equipment.................. .953(e)
Pole Hauling.......................... .953(b)
Rigging Equipment, safe working loads .251
for.
Storage............................... .953(c)
Tag Lines............................. .953(d)
Unloading............................. .953(a)
Materials Storage....................... .250, .953(c), .957(f)
Hazardous materials, retention of DOT .61
markings.
Marine Operations..................... .605(a)
Safety Belts.......................... .250(b)(2)
Mechanical Equipment.................... .952
Aerial Lifts.......................... .952(b)
Cranes................................ .952(c)
Derrick Trucks........................ .952(c)
Energized Substations................. .957(e)
Inspections........................... .952(a)
Medical: (see First Aid)
Attention............................. .23
Examinations.......................... .803(b)
Lock.................................. .803(b)(9)
Services.............................. .50
Metal Tower Construction................ .955(b)
Cranes................................ .955(b)(6)(i)
Footings.............................. .955(b)(1)-(3)
Auger-type.......................... .955(b)(2)
Excavations......................... .955(b)(3)(i)
Pad-type............................ .955(b)(1)
Pile-type........................... .955(b)(1)
Guy Lines............................. .955(b)(4)(ii)
Supports.............................. .955(b)(4)(iii)
Methylene chloride.................... .1152
Methyl chloromethyl ether............... .1106
Midrails:
Scaffolding........................... .451
Specifications........................ .500(f)
Mobile Scaffolds, Manually Propelled.... .453
Motor Vehicles.......................... .600, .601
Mud Flaps............................. .601(b)(13)(ii)
alpha-Naphthylamine..................... .1104
beta-Naphthylamine...................... .1106
Needle Beam Scaffolds................... .452(u)
Nets, Safety............................ .105
Steel Erection........................ .750(b)(1)(ii)
4-Nitrobiphenyl......................... .1103
N-Nitrosodimethylamine.................. .1116
Noise Exposure.......................... .52
Nonionizing Radiation................... .54
Nuclear Regulatory Commission........... .53
Occupational health and environmental .50-.57
controls.
Oil Filled Equipment.................... .953(e)
Openings:
Demolition............................ .850(i), (j)
Floors and Walls...................... .500
Optical Density (Definition)............ .107(d)
Table E-3 (Selecting Laser Safety .102(b)(2)
Glass).
Outrigger Scaffolds..................... .452(i)
Overcurrent Protection.................. .404(e)
Overhead Power Transmission and .955
Distribution Lines.
Clearances............................ .955(b)(8)
Climbing Elevated Structures.......... .955(a)(2), (3)
Conductor Grips....................... .955(c)(8)
Deenergized Conductors................ .955(c)
Erection Cranes....................... .955(b)(6)(i)
Inspections........................... .955(a)(2), (b)(6)(v)
Lifting Equipment..................... .955(a)(6)(ii)
Loadlines............................. .955(b)(6)(iii)
Pole Holes............................ .955(a)(7)
Reel Handling Equipment............... .955(c)(12)
Splicing.............................. .965(c)(7)(iii), (d)(7)
Stringing............................. .955(c), (d)
Tag Lines............................. .955(a)(8), .955(b)(6)(ii)
Tower Assembly........................ .955(b)(4)-(6)
Traffic Control....................... .955(b)(7)
Transmission Clipping................. .955(c)(10), (11)(ii); (d)(9)
Wind, Bad Weather..................... .955(b)(6)(iv), (c)(11)(i)
Overhead Protection..................... .451(h), .1003
Oxygen Manifolds........................ .350(e)
Passageways (see also Runways).......... .500(d)
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)(13)(iii)
Demolition............................ .851(a)
Electrical Equipment.................. .416(b)
Personal Climbing Equipment (see
Climbing Equipment).
Personal Protective Equipment: (see also .28, .95-.106, .551(e),
Respiratory Protection). .951(a)
Cutting, Welding, Heating............. .353(c)(4)
Foot protection....................... .96
Gloves................................ .951(a)(1)(iii)
Hats.................................. .951(a)(2)
Non-rubber............................ .951(a)(1)(iv)
Rubber................................ .951(a)(1)(i)-(iii)
Pier Holes, bell-bottomed............... .651(g)(2)(ii)
Pile Driving............................ .603
Pipelines, Piping....................... .351(c)(2), (3), (4)
Planks, Planking:
Hoists and Elevators.................. .552(b)(3)
Scaffolding........................... .451
Steel Erection........................ .752
Plasterers and Decorators Scaffolds..... .452(d)
Platforms:
Beam-Type............................. .451(i)
Catch................................. .451(u)(3)
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)(13)
Elevating and Rotating Work........... .451(f)
Guarding.............................. .500(d)
Ladder-Type (2-pt. Suspension)........ .451(i)
Light Metal-Type...................... .451(i)
Pile Driving.......................... .603(a)(8)
Pneumatic Power Tools................... .302(b)
Steel Erection........................ .752(a)(2)
Pole Hauling............................ .953(b)
Powder-Actuated Tools................... .302(e)
Power-Operated Handtools................ .302
Power Transmission and Distribution .950-.960
Lines.
Clearances............................ .950(c)
Deenergizing Lines and Equipment...... .950(d)
Emergency Procedures.................. .950(e)
Employee Insulation................... .950(c)(1)(i), (iii)
Energized Parts....................... .950(c)(1)(i), (ii)
Existing Lines and Equipment.......... .950(a)(2)
First Aid............................. .950(e)
Hot Stick Distances................... .950(c)(2)(i), Table V-1
Hydraulic Fluids...................... .950(i)
Live-line bare-hand work.............. .955(e)
Minimum Distances (see Hot Stick and
Working Distances).
Night Work............................ .950(f)
Overhead lines........................ .955
Sanitation............................ .950(h)
Substation fences..................... .957(g)
Water................................. .950(e)
Working Distances..................... .950(c)(2)
Powered industrial trucks, operator .602(d)
training.
Powerlines, Cranes and Derricks......... .550(a)(15)
Pressure Vessels........................ .29(a)
Pile-Driving Equipment................ .603(a)
beta-Propiolactone...................... .1113
Protective Equipment (see Personal
Protective Equipment)
Radiation:
Inert-Gas Metal-Arc Welding........... .353(d)
Ionizing.............................. .53
Nonionizing........................... .54
X-ray equipment, electrical connection .406(d)
Radiant Energy Protection:
Lasers................................ .102(b)(2)
Welding............................... .102(b)(1)
Rated Capacity for material handling
rigging equipment:
Chain Slings.......................... .251(b)
Synthetic Webbing..................... .251(e)
Table H-1 (Chain Slings, Steel)....... .251
Table H-2 (Maximum Allowable Wear at .251
Any Point of Link).
Table H-3 (Single Leg slings)......... .251
Table H-4 (Single Leg Slings)......... .251
Table H-5 (Single Leg Slings)......... .251
Table H-6 (Single Leg Slings)......... .251
Table H-7 (2-Leg and 3-Leg Bridal .251
slings).
Table H-8 (2-Leg and 3-Leg Bridal .251
Slings).
Table H-9 (2-Leg and 3-Leg Bridal .251
Slings).
Table H-10 (2-Leg and 3-Leg Bridal .251
Slings).
Table H-11 (Strand Laid Grommet)...... .251
Table H-12 (Cable Laid Grommet)....... .251
Table H-13 (Strand Laid Endless .251
Slings_Mechanical Joint Improved Plow
Steel Grade Rope).
Table H-14 (Cable Laid Endless .251
Slings_Mechanical Joint).
Table H-15 (Manila Rope Slings)....... .251
Table H-16 (Nylon Rope Slings)........ .251
Table H-17 (Polyester Rope Slings).... .251
Table H-18 (Polypropylene Rope Slings) .251
Records, employee exposure and medical, .33
access to.
Preservation.......................... .33(d)
Trade secrets......................... .33(f)
Transfer of records................... .33(h)
Regulators, use of in gas welding and .350(d),(h)
cutting.
Rescue teams, underground construction.. .800(g)(5)
Respiratory Protection.................. .103
Excavations........................... .651(g)(1)(iii)
Respirators........................... .103 (b), (c)
Underground construction.............. .800(g)(2)
Welding and Cutting................... .353(c)(3)
Rigging:
Cranes and Derricks................... .550
Hoists and Elevators.................. .550
Materials Handling.................... .251
Ring Buoys.............................. .106(c)
Riveting................................ .752
Rollover Protective Structures (see
ROPS)
Roof, Roofing, Brackets................. .452(h)
Roofing work, built-up.................. .500(g)
Roofs, low-pitched; guarding built-up .500(g)
roofing work.
Ropes:
Cranes and Derricks................... .550
Definition............................ .960(ee)
Natural and Synthetic................. 251(d)
Ropes, Wire:
Cranes and Derricks................... .550
Hoists and Elevators.................. .552
Rigging Equipment..................... .251(c)
Suspension............................ .552(c)
ROPS (Rollover Protection Structures):.. .1000-.1003
Coverage.............................. .1000(a), (f)
Crawler Tractors...................... .1001
Dozers................................ .1001
Graders............................... .1001
Labeling.............................. .1000(c)
Loaders............................... .1001
Performance Requirements.............. .1001(f),.1002(c)
Protective Frames..................... .1002
Remounting............................ .1000(d)
Scrapers.............................. .1001
Test Procedures....................... .1001(e), .1002(d)-(h)
Test Setups........................... .1001(e)(iii)
Vehicle Weight (Definition)........... .1001(g), .1002(e)
Runways (see also Passageways):
Excavations........................... .651(c), (l)
Guarding.............................. .500(d)
Safety Belts (see Belts, Safety and Seat
Belts)
Safety Devices:.........................
Base-Mounted Drum Hoists.............. .553(a)(3)
Can, Safety (Definition).............. .155(1)
Conveyors............................. .555(a)(3)
Hoists and Elevators.................. .552(b)(6) and (c)(9)
Liquified Petroleum Gas............... .153(d)
Pneumatic Power Tools................. .302(b)(8)
Tire Racks............................ .600(a)(2)
Safety Factor:
Definition............................ .32(m)
Suspension Wire Ropes................. .552(c)(14)(iii)
Safety Fuses............................ .907
Safety Nets: (see Nets, Safety):
Safety Straps........................... .959
(see Body Belts, Safety Straps and
Lanyards, Belts, Safety and Belts)
Fabrics............................... .959(1)(i)(ii)
Safe Working Loads...................... .252
Table H-19 (Safe Working Loads for .252
Shackles).
Table H-20 (Number and Spacing of U- .252
Bolt Wire Rope Clips).
Salamanders, Solid Fuel................. .154(d)
Sanitation.............................. .27, .51, .950(h)
Compressed Air........................ .803(k)
Food Handling......................... .51(d)
Temporary Sleeping Quarters........... .51(e)
Toilets............................... .51(c)
Water................................. .51(a), (b)
Scaffolds............................... .450-.454
Access................................ .451(e)
Aerial lifts.......................... .453
Boatswains Chair...................... .452(o)
Bricklayers Square.................... .452(e)
Carpenters Bracket.................... .452(g)
Catenary.............................. .452(r)
Crawling Boards or Chicken Ladders.... .452(m)
Elevating and Rotating Work Platforms. .453
Fabricated Frame...................... .452(c)
Fall protection....................... .451(g)
Falling object protection............. .451(h)
Float (Ship).......................... .452(s)
Form.................................. .452(g)
Horse................................. .452(f)
Interior Hung......................... .452(t)
Ladder Jack........................... .452(k)
Ladder trucks......................... .453(b)(1)
Manually Propelled Mobile............. .453
Masons................................ .452
Needle Beam........................... .452(u)
Outrigger............................. .452(i)
Plasterer, Decorators, and Large Area. .452(d)
Pole.................................. .452(a)
Pump Jack............................. .452(j)
Repair Bracket........................ .452(x)
Roofing Bracket....................... .452(h)
Single-point Adjustable Suspension.... .452(o)
Step, Platform........................ .452(n)
Stilts................................ .452(y)
Stonesetters.......................... .452(q)
Suspension, criteria.................. .451(d)
Supported, criteria................... .451(e)
Swinging Stage, 2-Point Suspension.... .452
Training.............................. .454
Trestle ladder........................ .452(n)
Tube and Coupler...................... .452(b)
Tubular Welded Frame (fabricated .452(c)
frame).
Window Jack........................... .452(l)
Screens, Screening...................... .351(e), .353(d)
Compressed Air........................ .803(m)
Screw Jacks............................. .305
Seat Belts:
Earthmoving Equipment................. .602(a)(2)
Motor Vehicles........................ .601(b)(9)
Shackles and Hooks...................... .251(f)
Shafts (see Underground Construction)... .800(o)(4)
Shielding............................... .351(e)
Battery Rooms and Charging............ .441(a)(5)
Shipbuilding and Ship Repairing......... .30
Ship Scaffolds.......................... .452(s)
Shoring:
Excavations........................... .652(c)
Concrete and Concrete Forms........... .703(b)
Signaling, Signals...................... .201
Cranes and Derricks................... .550(a)(4)
Cranes and Hoists..................... .201(b)
Flagmen............................... .201(a)
Telephones............................ .803(c)
Signs, Accident Prevention.............. .200
Conveyors............................. .555(a)(7)
Explosives............................ .903(m), .902(h)
Records............................... .803(d)
Site Clearing........................... .604
Excavations........................... .651(a), (j)
Fire Prevention....................... .151(c)
Skiffs, Lifesaving...................... .106(d)
Sleeping Quarters, Temporary............ .51(e)
Slings.................................. .551(c)
Smoking................................. .151(a)(3)
Soil classification for Excavations..... .652(b), (c), and Subpt. P
App. A
Spectacles.............................. .102
Splicing................................ .955(c)(7)(iii), (d)(7)
Stairways (see also ladders)............ .1050-.1052, .1060
Demolition, use during................ .851
Spiral stairways...................... .1051(a)(1), .1052(b)(2)
Stairrails and handrails.............. .1052(c)
Temporary service..................... .1052(b)
Training requirements................. .1060
Standpipes.............................. .150(d)(2)
Steel:
Erection.............................. .750-.752
Reinforcing for concrete.............. .701(b), .703(d)
Removal of............................ .858
Structural Steel Assembly............. .751
Storage:
Demolition............................ .857
Explosives............................ .904
Indoor................................ .151(d), .152(b)
LP Gas Containers..................... .153(j), (k)
Materials Handling.................... .250, .953(c), .957(f)
Open Yard............................. .151(c)
Outdoor............................... .152(c)
Static Charges.......................... .551(j)
Stringing:
Adjacent to Energized Lines........... .955(d)
Deenergized Conductors................ .955(c)
Suspension Scaffolds.................... .450-.451, .452(o)-(r), (x),
.454
Tag Lines............................... .551(c), .955(a),
.955(b)(6)(ii)
Tags, Accident Prevention............... .200(h)
Conveyors............................. .555(a)(7)
Definition............................ .960(nn)
Electric Circuits, Tagging of......... .417
Tanks, Portable, Flammable and .152(c)(4)
Combustible Liquid Outside Storage.
Temporary Buildings, Fire Prevention.... .151(b)
Threshold Limit Values (TLVs)........... .55(a)
Tire Safety Rack........................ .600(a)(2)
Toeboards:
Scaffolds............................. .451(h)
Stand Specifications.................. .500(f)
Toilets................................. .51(c)
Tools, Hand and Power................... .300-.305, .951
Air receivers......................... .306
Grounding............................. .404(f)(7)(iv)
Hand.................................. .951(f), .300, .302
Hotline (Definition).................. .960(ee)
Hydraulic............................. .951(f)(3)
Inspections........................... .951(d)(2)
Live-line............................. .951(d)
Measuring Ropes....................... .951(e)
Measuring Tapes....................... .951(e)
Pneumatic............................. .951(f)(4)
Portable Electric..................... .951(f)(2)
Power-transmission apparatus, .307
mechanical.
Switches.............................. .951(f)(1)
Tests................................. .951(d)(1)
Torches................................. .350(g)
Toxic:
Metals (Welding, Cutting and Heating). .353(c)
Preservative Coatings................. .354
Training and Education.................. .21
Transformers, Electric.................. .403(i) and (j), and
.405(j)(5)
Transmitter Towers...................... .550(a)(15)
Transportation Dept. (DOT) placards for .61
hazardous materials, retention.
Trenching (see Excavation).............. .650-.652
Trucks:
Industrial............................ .602(c)
Off-Highway........................... .602(a)(7)
Tube and Coupler Scaffolds.............. .452(b)
Tubular Welded Frame Scaffolds (see ..............................
Scaffolds (Fabricated Frame)).
Tunnels and Shafts (see Underground .800
Construction).
Underground:
Installations......................... .651(b)
Lines................................. .956
Transportation of Explosives.......... .903
Underground construction:
Access and egress..................... .800(b)
Air quality........................... .800(h), (j)
Blasting.............................. .800(p)
Check-in/Check-out.................... .800(c)
Communications........................ .800(f)
Drilling.............................. .800(q)
Electrical safety..................... .800(s)
Fire prevention and control........... .800(m)
Haulage............................... .800(r)
Hazardous classifications............. .800(h)
Hazards instruction and notification.. .800(d), (e)
Hoisting.............................. .800((g)(1), (t)
Illumination.......................... .800(l)
Ventilation........................... .800(k)
Welding and cutting................... .800(n)
Underwater Blasting..................... .912
Vapors (airborne contaminants).......... .55
Variations (relief)..................... .2
Ventilation............................. .57
Air Quality, underground construction. .800(k)
Compressed Air........................ .803(i)
Preservative Coatings................. .354
Temporary Heating Devices............. .154(a)
Welding and Cutting................... .353
Vests, Buoyant.......................... .106
Vinyl chloride.......................... .1117
Voltage (Definition).................... .960(qq)
Walkways (see Passageways and Runways)
Wall:
Openings, Guarding.................... .500(c)
Removal............................... .854-.856
Washing Facilities...................... .51(f)
Waste Disposal: (see Disposal).
Water:
Marine Operations..................... .605
Potable............................... .51(a)
Supply (for Fire Protection).......... .150(b)
Working Over or Near.................. .106
Webbing, Synthetic (for Slings)......... .251(e)
Welding and Cutting..................... .350-.354
Aerial lifts, standards for........... .453(b)(5)
Electric welders, electrical .406(c)
connection.
Eye Protection........................ .102(b)
LPG Containers........................ .153(b)
Window Jack Scaffolds................... .452(l)
Windows, Crane Cabs..................... .550(a)(12)
Wire Ropes (see Ropes, Wire)............
Wiring, Temporary....................... .401(h)
Wood Pole Scaffolds..................... .451(b)
Woodworking Tools....................... .304
X-ray (see Radiation)...................
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