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- 1926.450(b) - Whether catch platforms (used to catch an employee in the event of a fall from a working surface above) must comply with OSHA's scaffold standard, Subpart L.
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- 1926.450(b) - Are podium ladders covered under 29 CFR 1926 Subpart X or Subpart L?
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- 1926.450(b) - Whether plywood may be used as scaffold decking material over wood scaffold planks; 29 CFR 1926.450 and 1926.451.
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- 1926.450(b) - Walkways within scaffolds, guardrails, and planking.
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- 1926.450(b) - Requirements for being designated a competent person under Part 1926 Subpart L (Scaffolds).
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- 1926.450(b) - Use of 2"x6" No 2 pine boards as a scaffold platform; application of 1926.451(a) and 1926.451(f)(16) when erecting and dismantling scaffolds.
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- 1926.450(b) - Requirements in 1926 Subpart L "Scaffolds" regarding the use of plywood to make platform decking for scaffolds.
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- 1926.450(b) - Fall protection requirements for work docks/bridges used during bridge construction.
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- 1926.450(b) - Compliance requirements for the use of U-bolt-type cable clamps in horizontal lifelines.
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- 1926.450(b) - Fall protection requirements for employees working from a "work bridge" in concrete construction work
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- 1926.450(b) - Access requirements for cantilevered work platforms; use of unstable objects is prohibited.
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- 1926.450(b) - Requirements for scaffold grade lumber; qualifications of qualified/competent persons for grading scaffold lumber.
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- 1926.450(b) - Pump jack scaffolds must be braced at their bottom.
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- 1926.450(b) - Fall protection, training, inspection and design requirements of aerial lifts and scissor lifts/scaffolds.
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- 1926.450(b) - OSHA's position on deviations from the manufacturer's guidelines on scaffolds.
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- 1926.450(b) - Training qualifications for the competent person inspecting scaffolds.
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- 1926.450(b) - Shoring frames used to support temporary decks and work platforms.
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- 1926.450(b) - Scaffolds: removal of bracing; maximum loads; damaged planking; and foundations.
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