Oregon adopts the federal tools subpart, so the employer keeps all hand and power tools, whether employer or employee furnished, in safe condition with guards on exposed moving parts and the rule's point of operation guarding and switch requirements (1926.300), bars unsafe hand tools (1926.301), meets the requirements for electric, pneumatic, fuel-powered, hydraulic and powder-actuated hand tools including grounding or double insulation, air hose securing, trained operators and tool locking (1926.302), guards and uses abrasive wheels to the rule and the national abrasive wheel code (1926.303), guards woodworking tools (1926.304) and rates, marks and blocks jacks (1926.305).
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