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Materials handling, Materials handling, storage, use and storage, use and disposaldisposal
forforconstructionconstruction
RegulationsRegulations
29 CFR 1926 Subpart H 29 CFR 1926 Subpart H
1a
Materials stored in tiers Materials stored in tiers
StackedStacked RackedRacked BlockedBlocked InterlockedInterlocked Otherwise securedOtherwise secured
2a
Maximum safe load limitsMaximum safe load limits
Conspicuously post Conspicuously post
Do not exceed Do not exceed
2b
Aisles and passageways Aisles and passageways
Keep clearKeep clear
Keep in good Keep in good repairrepair
2c
Working levelsWorking levels
Difference in road or working Difference in road or working levelslevels
Ramps, blocking, Ramps, blocking, or gradingor grading
2d
Storing material inside Storing material inside buildingsbuildings
Six foot ruleSix foot rule
Ten foot ruleTen foot rule
Segregate Segregate noncompatible noncompatible materialsmaterials
3a
Personal fall arrest Personal fall arrest equipmentequipment
Silos, hoppers, tanksSilos, hoppers, tanks
3b
Stack bagged materialsStack bagged materials
Step back the layersStep back the layers
Cross-keying the bagsCross-keying the bags
3c
Scaffolds or runwaysScaffolds or runways
Store materials needed for Store materials needed for immediate operationsimmediate operations
3d
Stacking brickStacking brick
Seven foot ruleSeven foot rule
Four foot ruleFour foot rule
3e
Stacking masonry blocks Stacking masonry blocks
Six foot rule Six foot rule
3f
Lumber Lumber
LumberLumber
Level and solidly supported sillsLevel and solidly supported sills
Stable and Stable and self-self-supportingsupporting
3g
Lumber pilesLumber piles
20 foot rule20 foot rule
16 foot rule16 foot rule
3h
Cylindrical materialsCylindrical materials
Structural steel, poles, pipe, bar Structural steel, poles, pipe, bar stockstock
Prevent spreading or tiltingPrevent spreading or tilting
3i
Storage areasStorage areas
Tripping, fire, explosion, or pest Tripping, fire, explosion, or pest harborage hazards harborage hazards
Control excess Control excess vegetationvegetation
4a
DockboardsDockboards
Portable/powered dockboards Portable/powered dockboards
Secure in position Secure in position
Provide handholds Provide handholds
4b
Enclosed chute Enclosed chute
Enclosed chute definedEnclosed chute defined
20 foot rule20 foot rule
5a
Dropping debrisDropping debris
Without the use of chutesWithout the use of chutes
42 inch, 6 foot rule42 inch, 6 foot rule
5b
Warning signs and debris Warning signs and debris removalremoval
Post warning signsPost warning signs
Debris handling ceasesDebris handling ceases
5c
Remove allRemove all
Scrap lumberScrap lumber
Waste materialWaste material
RubbishRubbish
5d
Fire regulationsFire regulations
Comply with local fire regulations Comply with local fire regulations
5e
Fire resistant containers Fire resistant containers
Solvent wasteSolvent waste
Oily ragsOily rags
Flammable liquidsFlammable liquids
5f
