§ Standards
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Subject
Steel
erection standards
Erection standards and legislation cover the erection method statement, temporary stability, setting out and erection tolerances, safe access and the handover of the completed frame. Site safety law is jurisdiction specific and sits alongside the technical standards.
Index
Standards in Erection
6 of 6 entries
- 29 CFR 1926 Subpart R
OSHA Safety Standards for Steel Erection
Federal steel erection safety rules covering column anchorage, connection practice, decking, fall protection and site sequencing.
United StatesErectionCURRENTFree
- BS 5975
Code of practice for temporary works procedures and the permissible stress design of falsework
The temporary works management framework, including the temporary works coordinator role that governs stability during steel erection.
United KingdomErectionCURRENTPaid
- CDM 2015
Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015
UK construction health and safety law setting duties for clients, designers, principal contractors and contractors, including erection planning.
United KingdomErectionCURRENTFree
- Erection tolerances
Erection tolerance and setting out practice
Essential erection tolerances cover column plumb, level and position on grid; they are measured against the erected frame before the structure is handed over for follow-on trades.
InternationalErectionCURRENTFree
- IS 7205
Safety Code for Erection of Structural Steelwork
Safety requirements for erecting structural steelwork including lifting, temporary bracing and access.
IndiaErectionCURRENTPaid
- WAHR 2005
Work at Height Regulations 2005
Statutory hierarchy for avoiding and controlling falls, which drives edge protection, netting and access decisions on steel erection.
United KingdomErectionCURRENTFree
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