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Steel erection presents many hazards to the employees on the worksite, a number of which are unique to steel erection. Because of the inherent hazards, steel erection is heavily regulated by OSHA. These hazards, their prevention, and related OSHA standards are discussed in this module.
Objectives:
- Hoisting and rigging
- Structural steel assembly
- Falling object protection
- Steel erection safety
Topics:
- Overview
- Causes of Steel Erection Accidents
- Precautions
- General Requirements
- Hazards
- The New Standard
- Key Provisions of the Standard
- Conclusion
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