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Standard Interpretations(Archived) - Standard Number

1910.66 - Building Anchors Used for Intermittent Stabilization of a Suspended Powered Platform in Window Washing Operations and Light Building Maintenance. - 01/18/1983
1910.66 - Clarification and the applicability of regulations pertaining to exterior building work platforms used for window washing. - 07/17/1985
1910.66 - Clarification of Power Platforms for Exterior Building Maintenance. - 03/18/1982
1910.66 - Clarification of what constitutes lashing or stability for portable scaffolds. - 08/10/1976
1910.66 - Inability to rig service platforms at the roof level. - 06/16/1988
1910.66 - OSHA enforcement of ANSI window cleaning standard; citing federal agencies under the General Duty Clause. - 03/28/2005
1910.66 - Powered platforms permanently dedicated for building maintenance standard. - 07/15/1997
1910.66 - Safety regulations for roof top rolling scaffolds. - 02/02/1994
1910.66 - Standard applicable to two point suspension scaffolds and power platforms used in window cleaning and to hazards in refrigeration plants. - 07/16/1985
1910.66 - The position of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts with regard to intermittent tie-in/stabilization systems for powered platforms used for window cleaning and light building maintenance. - 07/14/1983
1910.66 - The potential hazards associated with the use of horizontal lifelines affixed to two-point suspension (Type T) powered platforms. - 11/23/1987
1910.66 - Tie-in guides standard. - 01/06/1992
1910.66(e)(2) - Anchors required for two-point suspension scaffolds. - 07/16/1987
1910.66(e)(3) - Fall protection for employees exposed to hazardous falls from roofs. - 08/13/1987

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