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Standard Interpretations
11/14/1989 - Fall protection provision for iron workers during "connecting" activities. |
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Standard Number: | 1926.28 |
November 14, 1989
F.W. Lundy Dear Mr. Lundy This is in response to your request of September 25, 1989 asking for a written confirmation of an interpretation of the fall protection provision for iron workers during "connecting" activities. Your interpretation is correct. The OSHA regulations state that the connector is not required to have his safety belt/lanyard tied off during the actual receiving of the piece of iron being flown in by crane. However, once sufficient bolts are in place to secure the iron (usually one or two, hand tightened), the connector must then employ his fall protection. If we can provide additional assistance feel free to contact our office.
Sincerely,
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