Steel Erection 29 CFR 1926, Subpart R

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Steel Erection29 CFR 1926, Subpart R
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Overview of the rule

• Applies to
• Does not apply to
• Examples of steel erection activities

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Preplanning operations and construction sequence

• Approval requirements to begin steel erection
• Written notification
• Anchor bolt repair, replacement, modification

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Preplanning operations and construction sequence

• Commencing operations
• Notification of concrete/mortar strength

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Site layout requirements

• Adequate access roads
• Adequate pedestrian and vehicle control
• Properly graded and drained storage areas

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Overhead hoisting operations

• Working under suspended loads
• Routes for suspended loads

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Site-specific erection plan
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Hoisting and rigging of steel members materials

• Cranes and derricks regulations in 1926.550

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Hoisting and rigging of steel members materials

• Hoisting and rigging operations
• Competent person responsibilities
• Pre-shift visual inspection and reporting
  deficiencies
• Operator and rigger responsibilities

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Working under loads

• Preplanning routes for suspended loads
• Working under loads

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Multiple lift requirements

• Criteria for multiple lifts
• Rigging of the multiple lift assembly

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Structural steel assembly

• Structural stability
• Multi-story structures
• Slips, trips, and falls

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Plumbing-up equipment

• Competent person
• Installing equipment

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Installing metal decking

• Common hazards
• Holes and openings
• Laying and securing metal decking

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Column stability and the use of anchor rods

• General requirements for erection stability
• Repairing, replacing or field modification of
  anchor rods

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Connecting beams and columns

• Releasing the load
• Securing diagonal bracing
• Double connections
• Column splicing
• Erecting perimeter columns

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Erection and attachment of open web steel joists

• Danger of the process
• General requirements
• Attaching steel joists and girders
• Landing and placing loads on steel joists

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Systems-engineered metal buildings

• Application requirements
• Anchoring of columns
• Rigid frames
• Construction loads

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Systems-engineered metal buildings

• Girt and eave strut-to-frame connections
• Anchorage points for fall arrest systems
• Purlins as walking/working surfaces
• Placing loads

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Falling object protection

• Provides employees with protection
• Requirements for securing loose items aloft
• Protection from falling objects

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Fall protection threshold heights

• General requirements for fall protection
• Installing perimeter safety cables
• Requirements for connectors

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Fall protection threshold heights

• Controlled decking zones
• Guardrail, personal fall arrest, and
  positioning device systems
• Custody of fall protection systems and equipment

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Steel erection rule training requirements

• Employees exposed to fall hazards
• Training for multiple lift rigging
• Training for connectors
• Controlled decking zones training requirements

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