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eTools Home : Shipyard Employment Scope | Glossary | Additional Resources | Viewing / Printing Instructions | Credits General Requirements Shipbuilding Ship Repair Shipbreaking Barge Cleaning Confined or Enclosed Spaces » Work   Click on an area for more specific information. Access | Cleaning | Confined or Enclosed Spaces | Electrical General Working Conditions | Hot Work | Ladders Machinery and Piping Systems | Materials Handling Pressure Vessels, Drums and Containers | Painting PPE | Scaffolds | Surface Preparation | Tools After adequate tests and visual inspections have been performed and precautions taken, there are still numerous hazards inherent in much of the work performed. OSHA requires specific safety practices to ensure that spaces can be entered safely. For more specific information, refer to the following sections: Access [1915 Subpart E]  Cleaning and Other Cold Work [1915 Subpart C] Confined or Enclosed Spaces and Other Dangerous Atmospheres [1915 Subpart B] Electrical Circuits and Circuit Boards [1915 Subpart L] General Working Conditions [1915 Subpart F] Hot Work [1915 Subpart D] Ladders [1915 Subpart E]  Machinery and Piping Systems [1915 Subpart J] Materials Handling [1915 Subpart G] Pressure Vessels, Drums and Containers [1915 Subpart K] Painting and Other Coating [1915 Subpart C] Personal Protective Equipment [1915 Subpart I]  Scaffolding (Staging) [1915 Subpart E]  Surface Preparation [1915 Subpart C] Tools [1915 Subpart H]   eTools Home : Shipyard Employment Scope | Glossary | Additional Resources | Viewing / Printing Instructions | Credits

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