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NOTICE: This is an OSHA Archive Document, and no longer represent OSHA Policy. It is presented here as historical content, for research and review purposes only. Return to current Interpretations.
Standard Number > 1926 > 1926.500
- 1926.500 - "Built-up" roofing work. [03/21/1984]
- 1926.500 - "Guarding of Floor Openings and Floor Holes" to floor openings of a limited depth. [08/31/1989]
- 1926.500 - A draft fall protection plan written in accordance with 1926.502. [09/11/1995]
- 1926.500 - Clarification of residential construction and fall protection requirements. [08/16/2001]
- 1926.500 - Fall protection requirements for residential construction (STD 3-0.1A). [08/10/2000]
- 1926.500 - Fall protection requirements for roofing work in residential construction versus roofing work in other areas of construction. [04/18/2002]
- 1926.500 - Guarding of protruding steel rods. [06/18/1991]
- 1926.500 - Height limitations for using the alternate fall protection provision of STD 3-0.1A. [07/03/2001]
- 1926.500 - Perimeter Guarding Utilizing Wire Rope. [09/14/1990]
- 1926.500 - Railing required for opensided floor or platform 6 feet or more above the floor or ground level. [09/18/1979]
- 1926.500 - Required floor guarding for pouring concrete on metal decking. [02/13/1986]
- 1926.500 - Steel bands used as guardrails. [07/28/1981]
- 1926.500 - Temporary planked or metal-decked floors. [12/23/1976]
- 1926.500 - Where a safety monitor may be used in lieu of a motion-stopping-safety system (MSS system) on construction sites. [11/08/1988]
- 1926.500(a)(3)(i) - Whether a manufacturer-stipulated minimum anchor point elevation of 18½ feet precludes the use of a shock absorbing lanyard in an aerial lift. [01/14/2009]
- 1926.500(b) - Whether a manufacturer-stipulated minimum anchor point elevation of 18½ feet precludes the use of a shock absorbing lanyard in an aerial lift. [01/14/2009]