Rigging

Describes a competent person for steel erection in construction activities and explains the requirements in Division 3, Subdivision R that apply to them.

English  10/09/2018

Hazard alert on how to prevent accidents caused by crowding the rigging.

English  08/07/2012

We get many calls and emails from employers asking the same question. It begins: “Which of your rules have requirements for…” You can finish the sentence with words like “recordkeeping,” “employee training,” and “written documents.” To answer those questions, we’ve organized these rules requirements into a filterable, sortable, searchable table.

English  05/10/2019

2-2017   Word version  

4-2011   Word version  

1-2011   Word version  

3-2014   Word version  

3-2005  

10/02/2018

08/03/2016

04/28/2003

05/10/2011

Purpose: This guide provides inspection assistance related to 1910.269 and a glossary of industry terms to assist OR-OSHA staff performing inspections and consultations at electric power generation, transmission, and distribution facilities.

A-212  02/03/2017

Purpose: This instruction establishes the inspection policy and procedures to ensure uniform enforcement of provisions addressing work activities that involve hoisting employees to and from workstations on communication towers using a personnel hoist.

A-294  01/13/2015

Purpose: This instruction establishes inspection procedures and provides clarification to ensure uniform enforcement of the scaffold standards for construction.

A-218  02/07/2017

Purpose: This instruction describes Oregon OSHA’s inspection policy and provides clarification to ensure uniform application by field personnel of the steel erection standards for construction.

A-251  01/30/2015