Steel Erection 29 CFR 1926 Subpart R Overview

Steel Erection 29 CFR 1926, Subpart R

Overview of the rule v Applies v Does to not apply to v Examples activities of steel erection 1 a

Preplanning operations and construction sequence v Approval requirements to begin steel erection • Written notification • Anchor bolt repair, replacement, modification 2 a

Preplanning operations and construction sequence v Commencing operations • Notification of concrete/mortar strength 2 b

Site layout requirements v Adequate access roads v Adequate pedestrian and vehicle control v Properly graded and drained storage areas 2 c

Overhead hoisting operations v Working v Routes under suspended loads for suspended loads 2 d

Site-specific erection plan 2 e

Hoisting and rigging of steel members & materials v Cranes and derricks regulations in § 1926. 550 3 a

Hoisting and rigging of steel members & materials v Hoisting and rigging operations • Competent person responsibilities • Pre-shift visual inspection and reporting deficiencies • Operator and rigger responsibilities 3 b

Working under loads v Preplanning routes for suspended loads v Working under loads 3 c

Multiple lift requirements v Criteria for multiple lifts v Rigging of the multiple lift assembly 3 d

Structural steel assembly v Structural stability v Multi-story v Slips, structures trips, and falls 4 a

Plumbing-up equipment v Competent v Installing person equipment 4 b

Installing metal decking v Common v Holes hazards and openings v Laying and securing metal decking 4 c

Column stability and the use of anchor rods v General requirements for erection stability v Repairing, replacing or field modification of anchor rods 5 a

Connecting beams and columns v Releasing v Securing v Double the load diagonal bracing connections v Column splicing v Erecting perimeter columns 6 a

Erection and attachment of open web steel joists v Danger of the process v General requirements v Attaching girders steel joists and v Landing and placing loads on steel joists 7 a

Systems-engineered metal buildings v Application v Anchoring v Rigid requirements of columns frames v Construction loads 8 a

Systems-engineered metal buildings v Girt and eave strut-to-frame connections v Anchorage systems points for fall arrest v Purlins as walking/working surfaces v Placing loads 8 b

Falling object protection v Provides employees with protection v Requirements items aloft for securing loose v Protection from falling objects 9 a

Fall protection threshold heights v General requirements for fall protection v Installing perimeter safety cables v Requirements connectors for 10 a

Fall protection threshold heights v Controlled decking zones v Guardrail, personal fall arrest, and positioning device systems v Custody of fall protection systems and equipment 10 b

Steel erection rule training requirements v Employees hazards exposed to fall v Training for multiple lift rigging v Training for connectors v Controlled decking zones training requirements 11 a