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Fall protection PublicationsPre-printed versions of most Oregon OSHA publications are available to order online. Sign up for our Fall Protection for the Construction Industry Describes fall protection concepts for construction industry employers, employees, and others who don't have a professional background in fall protection and who want to see the "big picture." Also covers OR-OSHA's fall-protection rules for Oregon construction-industry employers. Fall Protection: Safe practices for setting and bracing wood trusses and rafters Describes how to eliminate or minimize fall hazards for workers who set and brace wood trusses and rafters. Fall Protection: Safe practices for setting and bracing wood trusses and rafters (Russian) Describes how to eliminate or minimize fall hazards for workers who set and brace wood trusses and rafters. Protección Contra Caídas: Prácticas Seguras para Instalar y Reforzar Armaduras de Cubierta y Cabios de Madera Describes how to eliminate or minimize fall hazards for workers who set and brace wood trusses and rafters. Fall Protection: Safe practices for setting floor joists, sheathing/decking, and constructing exterior walls Describes how to eliminate or minimize fall hazards for workers set floor joists, do sheathing/decking work, and construct exterior walls. Protección Contra Caídas: Prácticas seguras para instalación de vigas en el piso, trabajos de revestimiento de cubiertas y construcción de paredes exteriores Fall Protection: Safe practices for setting floor joists, sheathing/decking, and constructing exterior walls (Spanish version) Fall Protection: Options for specialty contractors This short guide describes solutions to fall-protection problems that tradespeople such as electricians, drywall installers, and glaziers face every day. The guide emphasizes the importance of planning, supervision, and training; it includes options for protecting employees who work on roofs, in attics, and on established floors. Fall Protection: Options for specialty contractors - Russian language This short guide describes solutions to fall-protection problems that tradespeople such as electricians, drywall installers, and glaziers face every day. The guide emphasizes the importance of planning, supervision, and training; it includes options for protecting employees who work on roofs, in attics, and on established floors. Protección Contra Caídas: Opciones para Contratistas Especializados This short guide describes solutions to fall-protection problems that tradespeople such as electricians, drywall installers, and glaziers face every day. The guide emphasizes the importance of planning, supervision, and training; it includes options for protecting employees who work on roofs, in attics, and on established floors. Scaffolds: Temporary elevated work platforms Helps you design, construct, and use scaffolds safely and highlights OR-OSHA's scaffold requirements for the construction industry. Describes work practices and identifies most types of scaffolds used in construction work. Fact Sheet: Walking-Working Surfaces, Standard Railings Details requirements for guardrails to prevent falls from open-sided floors, platforms, stairway floor openings, and walking or working surfaces that are more than 4 feet above the ground; describes the use of standard railings, stair railings, and toeboards. Fact Sheet: Using Warning Lines: Construction Industry Best Practices This fact sheet explains construction-industry best practices for using a warning line to alert workers they are approaching an unprotected edge of a roof, floor, or other work surface. Fact Sheet: Using Warning Lines: Construction Industry Best Practices, Spanish Version This fact sheet explains construction-industry best practices for using a warning line to alert workers they are approaching an unprotected edge of a roof, floor, or other work surface. |