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Standard Number > 1926 > 1926.105

• 1926.105 - Construction interpretation issues. - 07/20/1992
• 1926.105 - Employees exposed to falls of 25 feet or more must be protected by safety nets or some other device. - 04/17/1981
• 1926.105 - Fall protection during steel erection and the application to the construction industry. - 09/18/1992
• 1926.105 - Fall Protection for Employees Engaged in Erecting or Dismantling Scaffolds. - 09/12/1985
• 1926.105 - Fall Protection in Steel Erection. - 07/10/1995
• 1926.105 - Flooring requirements for steel erection changed from 25 to 30 feet on June 30, 1974. - 07/30/1975
• 1926.105 - Hazard of falling in the steel erection industry. - 09/13/1984
• 1926.105 - Oregon Fall Protection Policy for Residential Construction. - 04/21/1994
• 1926.105 - Standards applicable during the erection of structual steel. - 06/07/1985
• 1926.105 - Standards that do not apply to overhand-bricklaying.; - 01/13/1981
• 1926.105 - Tie off of iron workers while performing connector operations is not always required. - 10/05/1978
• 1926.105(a) - Fall Protection requirements for steel erection activities - 02/04/1992
• 1926.105(a) - Interpretation of OSHA Instruction STD 3-3.1. - 09/26/1984
• 1926.105(a) - Policy regarding fall protection for steel erection operations - 02/07/1992
• 1926.105(a) - Steel erection: applicability to metal roof systems and fall protection. - 04/27/1999

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