Sub-part R Compliance Guide
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The full-tabbed indexed manual is loose-leaf binder features 3.5 inches of information on steel erection safety. The binder includes excerpts from OSHA’s revised Subpart R, Steel Erection that went into effect on January 18th, 2002. The excerpts are provided to assist the reader in understanding the content of the rule, as well as providing information regarding the thought process behind the promulgation of the rule. Preamble excerpts have been selected from information published by OSHA in the Federal Register, and may be considered guidance in compliance, but should not be considered as either legally binding or enforceable.
Regulatory Text
Site Layout
Hoisting & Rigging
Assembly
Column Anchorages
Beams & Columns
Open Web Steel Joists
Systems Engineered Metal Buildings
Falling Object Protection
Controlled Decking Zone
Training
Handouts/Sample Forms
PowerPoint Handouts - Easy-to-print Adobe Acrobat formatted handouts for PowerPoint presentation. Use to support your presentation.
Subpart R Synopsis - Outline/textual format of PowerPoint presentation. Makes a great handout or a discussion tool.
20010118_Appendix-H.pdf
20010118_Connection.pdf
20010118_Illustrations Appendix C.pdf
20010118_table-1.pdf
20010118_table-4.pdf
Illustrations
Job Safety Analysis Form - Blank Form
Job Safety Analysis Form - Quick version for steel erection activities. We recommend individual JSA's for each scope of work, including unloading, shakeout, erection, connecting, decking, etc.
Lift Plan - In-depth crane use plan developed by conjunction with crane operators, ironworkers, large Construction Managers and large industrial owners.
Crane Capacities - Excel file that helps determine percent of crane capacity (reminder - you must input appropriate capacities/radii for your specific crane)
Crane Use Permit - Used in conjunction with Lift Plan above, provides daily cross-check of all lift locations and procedures
Crane Safety Review - Used in conjunction with Lift Plan above
Subpart R Sequential Guide
Suggested Outline for a Site-Specific Steel Erection Plan
Controlling Contractor Checklist
Erectors Checklist
Sample Scenario - Document to be used as a guideline when developing a site-specific Steel Erection Plan. Includes a sample site layout and sequencing plan. This scenario references the above Lift Plan, etc.
Sample Plan # 2 - Developed by a SEAA member. Document to be used as a guideline when developing a site-specific Steel Erection Plan. Includes a sample site layout and sequencing plan.
Pictures - Rigging, cranes, connections, steel erection, and fall protection systems. Many include comments regarding compliance issues or best practices. May be used as a review for required hazard recognition training, with additional commentary to be provided by the presenter.
Indemnification - a standard indemnification and agreement to use scaffold systems - may be modified as necessary for use of scaffolds, aerial lifts, ladders, and, potentially, Custody of Fall Protection Systems. Consult your attorney before using this document.
Transmittal of Concrete and Anchor Bolt Certification
Trainers' Instructor Guides for:
- Connectors
- Controlled Decking Zones
- Fall Hazards
- Multiple Lift Rigging
These guides are provided to assist in training ironworkers in the latest OSHA requirements, as well as providing overall safety awareness. Used in conjunction with SEAA's Steel Erection Training Modules, they should be very helpful. Instructor’s Guides are Bilingual.
Draft Compliance Directive #1 - the original interpretation and potential enforcement guide from OSHA.
Draft Compliance Directive # 2 - the latest interpretation and potential enforcement guide from OSHA.
Editor's Note: Read BOTH Compliance Directives and compare them - you'll see that OSHA's interpretation of the rule is still unclear in many ways, but these documents do give you some additional insight into what will be expected out in the field, along with some decent photos in each document.
Crane Hand Signals
Helicopter Signals
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