Oregon adopts the federal cranes and derricks subpart, so the employer ensures adequate ground conditions (1926.1402), assembles and disassembles equipment under a competent and qualified person with the manufacturer's or employer's procedures (1926.1403 to 1926.1406), keeps the required clearances from power lines during assembly, operation and travel or applies the encroachment prevention measures (1926.1407 to 1926.1411), inspects equipment at the required intervals and wire rope by a competent person (1926.1412 to 1926.1414), fits and maintains safety devices and operational aids (1926.1415 and 1926.1416), operates within the manufacturer's procedures and load charts with authority to stop operation (1926.1417 and 1926.1418), uses qualified signal persons and standard or agreed signals including radio (1926.1419 to 1926.1422), provides fall protection on equipment (1926.1423), keeps employees out of the swing radius and under loads (1926.1424 and 1926.1425), meets the requirements for free fall, operator qualification and certification, signal person qualification, training, hoisting personnel, multiple cranes, design, tower cranes, derricks, floating cranes, overhead and gantry cranes, dedicated pile drivers, sideboom cranes and equipment of two thousand pounds or less capacity (1926.1426 to 1926.1442).
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