1. Steel Erection 29 CFR 1926, Subpart R

2. Overview of the rule Applies to Does not apply to
Examples of steel erection activities 1a

3. Preplanning operations and construction sequence
Approval requirements to begin steel erection
Written notification
Anchor bolt repair, replacement, modification 2a

4. Preplanning operations and construction sequence
Commencing operations
Notification of concrete/mortar strength 2b

5. Site layout requirements
Adequate access roads
Adequate pedestrian and vehicle control
Properly graded and drained storage areas 2c

6. Overhead hoisting operations
Working under suspended loads
Routes for suspended loads 2d

7. Site-specific erection plan

8. Hoisting and rigging of steel members & materials
Cranes and derricks regulations in § 3a

9. Hoisting and rigging of steel members & materials
Hoisting and rigging operations
Competent person responsibilities
Pre-shift visual inspection and reporting deficiencies
Operator and rigger responsibilities 3b

10. Working under loads Preplanning routes for suspended loads3c

11. Multiple lift requirements
Criteria for multiple lifts
Rigging of the multiple lift assembly 3d

12. Structural steel assembly
Structural stability
Multi-story structures
Slips, trips, and falls 4a

13. Plumbing-up equipment
Competent person
Installing equipment 4b

14. Installing metal decking
Common hazards
Holes and openings
Laying and securing metal decking 4c

15. Column stability and the use of anchor rods
General requirements for erection stability
Repairing, replacing or field modification of anchor rods 5a

16. Connecting beams and columns
Releasing the load
Securing diagonal bracing
Double connections
Column splicing
Erecting perimeter columns 6a

17. Erection and attachment of open web steel joists
Danger of the process
General requirements
Attaching steel joists and girders
Landing and placing loads on steel joists 7a

18. Systems-engineered metal buildings
Application requirements
Anchoring of columns
Rigid frames
Construction loads 8a

19. Systems-engineered metal buildings
Girt and eave strut-to-frame connections
Anchorage points for fall arrest systems
Purlins as walking/working surfaces
Placing loads 8b

20. Falling object protection
Provides employees with protection
Requirements for securing loose items aloft
Protection from falling objects 9a

21. Fall protection threshold heights
General requirements for fall protection
Installing perimeter safety cables
Requirements for connectors
10a

22. Fall protection threshold heights
Controlled decking zones
Guardrail, personal fall arrest, and positioning device systems
Custody of fall protection systems and equipment
10b

23. Steel erection rule training requirements
Employees exposed to fall hazards
Training for multiple lift rigging
Training for connectors
Controlled decking zones training requirements
11a