Oregon adopts the federal electrical subpart, so the employer meets the installation safety requirements for approved equipment, examination, installation, guarding, working space and marking (1926.403), wiring design and protection including grounding of systems and equipment (1926.404, as supplemented by the Oregon branch circuit rule), wiring methods, components and temporary wiring with the lighting, cord and flexible cable requirements (1926.405), specific purpose equipment, hazardous locations and special systems (1926.406 to 1926.408); follows the safety-related work practices that protect employees from electric shock near energised parts, with lockout and tagging of circuits (1926.416 and 1926.417, with the Oregon overhead line rule); maintains equipment and protects it from environmental deterioration (1926.431 and 1926.432); and provides ventilation, eye protection and spill facilities for batteries and charging (1926.441).
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