Safety and Health Regulations for Authority for 1926

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Subpart A
Purpose and scope
Variances
Inspections
Enforcement
Paperwork Reduction
Subpart B
Scope of subpart
Coverage Distinguished
Reorganization Plan
Statutory terms
Mixed performance
Service/Public Contracts
Rules of construction
Subpart C
Safety/health
Safety training
Reporting of injuries
First aid
Fire prevention
Housekeeping
Illumination
Sanitation
Personal protective equipment
Certifications
Shipbuilding/repairing
Incorporation
Definitions
Medical records
Means of egress
Emergency action plans
Subpart D
First aid
First aid
Sanitation
Noise exposure
Ionizing radiation
Nonionizing radiation
Gases, Fumes…
Vapors, dusts…
Illumination
Ventilation
Hazard Communication
Methylenedianiline
Substance Data
Technical Guidelines
Medical Surveillance
Monitoring
Fit Testing
DOT markings
Lead
Substance Data
Employee Standard
Medical Surveillance
Fit Test
Hazardous chemicals
List: Toxics and Reactives
Flow Diagram
Compliance Guidelines
Further Information
Hazardous waste
Personal Protective Equipment
Protective Gear
Compliance Guidelines
References
Training Guidelines
Spray booths
Subpart E
Personal protective equipment
Foot
Head
Hearing
Eye and face
Respiratory
Safety belts
Safety nets
Water
Definitions
Subpart F
Fire protection
Fire prevention
Flammable liquids
LP-Gas
Heating devices
Definitions
Fixed extinguishing
Extinguishing:gas
Fire detection
Employer alarm
Subpart G
Accident prevention
Signaling
Barricades
Definitions
Subpart H
Storage
Rigging equipment
Waste disposal
Subpart I
General
Hand tools
Power-operated
Abrasive wheels
Woodworking
Jacks-lever, etc.
Air receivers
Power-transmission
Subpart J
Gas welding
Arc welding
Fire prevention
Ventilation
Preservative
Subpart K
Introduction
Applicability
General
design & protection
Wiring
Specific purpose
Hazardous locations
Special systems
Gen reqs
Lockout & tagging
Maintenance
deterioration
Batteries
Definitions
Subpart L
definitions
General
scaffold
Aerial lifts
Training reqs
Scaffold Specs
Criteria
Consensus
Topics
Illustrations
Subpart M
definitions
fall protection
criteria
Training
Roof Widths
Guardrail
Fall Arrest
Positioning
Fall Protection
Subpart N
Cranes & derricks
Helicopters
hoists & elevators
drum hoists
Overhead hoists
Conveyors
Aerial lifts
Subpart O
Equipment
Motor vehicles
Material handling
Pile driving
Site clearing
Marine operations
Definitions
Subpart P
definitions
Excavation
protective
Soil Classification
Sloping & Benching
Timber Shoring
Aluminum
Alternatives
Protective
Subpart Q
definitions
General
equipment and tools
cast-in-place Concrete
Formwork
precast concrete
lift-slab
Lift Slab Operations
masonry
References
Subpart R
Scope
Definitions
erection sequence
Hoisting/rigging
Steel assembly
Column anchorage
Beams/columns
Steel joists
Metal buildings
Falling objects
Fall protection
Training
Site erection plan
Slip-resistance
Terminus Points
Control Lines
Training
Perimeter Columns
Fall Protection
Double Connections
Subpart S
Underground Construction
Caissons
Cofferdams
Compressed air
Definitions
Decompression
Subpart T
Preparatory
Stairs, ladders, etc.
Chutes
Floor openings
Walls
Floors
With equipment
Storage
Steel
Mechanical
Explosives
Subpart U
General
Blaster
Sufrace Explosives
Underground Explosives
Storage of explosives
Loading of explosives
Initiation of explosive
Safety fuse
Detonating cord
Firing the blast
Inspecting blasting
Misfires
Underwater blasting
Compressed air
Definitions
Subpart V
General
Protective equipment
Mechanical equipment
Material handling
Protecting employees
Overhead lines
Underground lines
Energized
Helicopters
Body belts, etc.
Definitions
Subpart W
ROPS
Minimum performance
Protective frames
Overhead protection
Subpart X
Definitions
General
Stairways
Ladders
Training
Ladders
Subpart Y
Scope/application
Definitions
Dive team
Safe practices
Pre-dive
During dive
Post-dive
SCUBA
Surface-supplied air
Mixed-gas diving
Liveboating
Equipment
Recordkeeping
Effective date
Examples
Scientific Diving
Subpart Z
Asbestos
Reference Method
Sampling/Analysis
Fit testing
Questionnaires
Chest roentgenograms
Work practices
Technical Info
Surveillance
Smoking cessation
Polarized Light Microscopy
Coal tar pitch volatiles
13 Carcinogens
alpha-Naphthylamine
Methyl chloromethyl ether
3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine
bis-Chloromethyl ether
beta-Naphthylamine
Benzidine
4-Aminodiphenyl
Ethyleneimine
beta-Propiolactone
2-Acetylaminofluorene
4-Dimethylaminoazobenzene
N-Nitrosodimethylamine
Vinyl chloride
Inorganic arsenic
Cadmium
Safety Data
Technical Guidelines
Fit Testing
Health History
Workplace
Biological Monitoring
Benzene
Coke oven
1,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane
Acrylonitrile
Ethylene oxide
Formaldehyde
Methylene Chloride
Industry Standards

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Subpart N FREE work accident OSHA information: Authority for 1926 Subpart N
work accident info: Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators, and Conveyors, Authority for 1926 Subpart N

Subpart G FREE work accident OSHA information: Authority for 1926 Subpart G
work accident info: Signs, Signals, and Barricades, Authority for 1926 Subpart G

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