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Negotiated Steel Erection Rule: Safety in Construction

Learn how the negotiated Steel Erection Rule protects workers from hazards in steel construction, preventing fatalities & injuries, saving costs. The rule addresses major causes of accidents in the industry through enhanced safety measures.

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Negotiated Steel Erection Rule: Safety in Construction

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  1. 1926.750-751 Subpart R Steel Erection

  2. Workers of the past were sometimes referred to as “Dare Devils.”

  3. The recent past

  4. Working at height should not be a “dare devil” experience. An example of proper tie-off at a connection

  5. Negotiated Rule • Recognizing the dangers of the steel erection process, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, industry and labor organizations, engineers and fabricators negotiated a new Steel Erection Rule designed to protect employees from those hazards

  6. Negotiated Rule • OSHA's new rule is expected to prevent 30 fatalities and 1,142 injuries annually, and save employers nearly $40 million a year

  7. Negotiated Rule • The standard enhances protections provided to iron workers by addressing the hazards that have been identified as the major causes of injuries and fatalities in the steel erection industry.

  8. Negotiated Rule • These are hazards associated with working under loads; hoisting, landing and placing decking; column stability; double connections; landing and placing steel joists; and falls to lower levels

  9. .750 Scope .751 Definitions .752 Site Layout, Erection Plan & Sequence .753 Hoisting & Rigging .754 Structural Steel Assembly .755 Column Anchorage .756 Beams & Columns .757 Open Web Steel Joists .758 Pre-engineered Metal Buildings .759 Falling Object Protection .760 Fall Protection .761 Training Appendices Overview of Subpart

  10. .750 Scope • Intended to protect employees from the hazards associated with steel erection – any employees involved in the construction, alteration and/or repair of single and multi-story buildings, bridges and other structures where steel erection occurs

  11. .750 Scope • The activities listed in §1926.750(b)(1) are covered by the standard. • The activities listed in §1926.750(b)(2) are covered by the standard only if they are installed “during and are a part of” steel erection activities listed in (b)(1).

  12. .750 Scope

  13. .750 Scope

  14. .750 Scope

  15. .750 Scope

  16. .750 Scope

  17. .750 Scope • Does not cover electrical transmission towers, communication and broadcast towers or tanks

  18. .750 Scope • Does not cover electrical transmission towers, communication and broadcast towers or tanks. Support structures of tanks are covered under Subpart R

  19. Application • Steel erection activities include hoisting, connecting, welding, bolting and rigging structural steel

  20. Hoisting

  21. Connecting

  22. Welding

  23. Bolting

  24. Rigging

  25. Application • Steel joists • Metal buildings • Metal decking • Curtain & Window Walls • Siding systems • Ornamental iron • Moving point to point

  26. .751 Definitions

  27. Competent Person - means one who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to employees AND who has authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them Important Definitions

  28. Qualified Person means one who by possession of a recognized degree, certificate or professional standing, or who by extensive knowledge, training and experience has successfully demonstrated the ability to solve or resolve problems relating to the subject matter, the work or the project Important Definitions

  29. More Definitions • Controlling contractor means a prime contractor, general contractor, construction manager or any other legal entity at the site who has the overall responsibility for the project, its planning, quality and completion

  30. More Definitions • Critical Lift means a lift that exceeds 75% of the rated capacity of the crane or derrick, or requires the use of more than one crane or derrick, or the crane moves while hoisting

  31. Decking Hole means a gap or void more than 2 inches in its least dimension and less than 12 inches in its greatest dimension Opening means a gap or void 12 inches or more in its least dimension in a floor, roof or other walking/working surface More Definitions

  32. More Definitions • Connector means an employee who, working with hoisting equipment, is placing and connecting structural members and/or components • Controlled Decking Zone (CDZ) means an area in which certain work (for example, initial installation and placement of metal deck) may take place without fall protection or where access to the zone is controlled

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