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Federal Codes

Occupational Safety & Health Administration - OSHA HOME PAGE

OSHA Federal Register - Table of Contents by Standard Number

Safety Standards for Fall Protection in the Construction Industry 

Powered platforms for building maintenance. - 1910.66

California Codes

California Labor Codes

        CA Codes (lab_7325-7332)

California Department of Industrial Relations

 

 

California Code of Regulations, Title 8

Article 1. Definitions

Section 3207. Definitions.

 

Article 2. Standard Specifications (Sections 3211- 3239 omitted)

Section 3209. Standard Guardrails.

Section 3210. Guardrails at Elevated Locations.

 

 

Article 5. Window Cleaning

Section 3281. Definitions.

Section 3282. General Requirements for All Window Cleaning Operations

Section 3283. Anchors and Fittings.

Section 3284. Window Cleaner's Belts, Personal Fall Arrest Systems etc.

Section 3285. Suspended Scaffolds.

Section 3286. Manual Boatswain's Chairs and Controlled descent apparatuses

Section 3287. Ladders.

Section 3288. Rolling Scaffolds.

Section 3289. Tools.

Section 3290. Prohibited Equipment.

Section 3291. Special Design Considerations--Permanent

Appendix A of Article 5.

 

 

 

Article 6. Powered Platforms and Equipment for Building Maintenance

Section 3292. General.

Section 3293. Definitions.

Section 3294. Powered Platform Installations--Affected

Section 3295. Powered Platform Installations--Equipment.

Section 3296. Inspection and Tests.

Section 3297. Maintenance.

Section 3298. Operations.

Section 3299. Personal Fall Protection.

Appendix A to Article 6.

Appendix B to Article 6.

Appendix C to Article 6.

Appendix D to Article 6. Existing Installations (Mandatory)

 

 

New York  Codes

Department of Labor Division of Safety & Health Regulations - Regulation 21

North Carolina Codes

North Carolina Department of Labor, Occupational Safety & Health

Other states and countries.....

Most US states adopt Federal OSHA standards for work practices in their states. Consult the Department of Labor for your state or country to determine which codes apply.