Oregon OSHA Construction Rules (OAR 437 Division 3) R-adopted: Comply with the adopted steel erection site layout, hoisting, assembly, anchorage, joist, metal building, falling object and fall protection requirements

What does R-adopted require?

Oregon adopts the federal steel erection subpart, so the controlling contractor provides written notification of footing strength and anchor bolt repairs, adequate access roads and a firm, graded, drained storage and operating area, and hoisting is pre-planned (1926.752, with the Oregon notification and plan rules); cranes are inspected each shift by a competent person and multiple lifts, working under loads and rigging follow the rule (1926.753, with the tag line rule); structural stability is maintained with the rule's limits on unbolted floors, decking and column erection (1926.754, with the Oregon hole rule); columns are anchored on four anchor rods and set with notifications of repairs (1926.755); beams, columns, diagonal bracing and perimeter columns follow the connection requirements (1926.756); open web steel joists are erected, bridged and loaded to the rule (1926.757); systems-engineered metal buildings follow their own sequence (1926.758); falling object protection and controlled decking zones are managed (1926.759); and fall protection at fifteen feet, with connector and controlled decking zone provisions, is provided (1926.760), with training by a qualified person (1926.761, as supplemented by the Oregon certification rule).