Oregon adopts the federal materials handling subpart, so the employer stores materials safely without creating hazards, within floor load limits, stacked and secured against sliding or collapse and clear of hoistways and openings (1926.250), uses rigging equipment inspected before each shift and removed when defective, within rated capacities, with the rule's requirements for alloy steel chain, wire rope, synthetic and natural rope slings, shackles and hooks (1926.251), and disposes of waste through enclosed chutes above twenty feet, through protected openings, with scrap removed as work progresses and flammable and hazardous waste kept in covered containers (1926.252).
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