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...(A) Reserved. (B) Reserved. (C) General requirements. (1) Floor openings. (a) Allowable size. Floor openings for both the up and down runs shall be no less than twenty-eight inches nor more than thirty-six inches in width for a twelve-inch belt; no less than thirty-four inches nor more than thirty-eight inches for a fourteen-inch belt; and no less than thirty-six inches nor more than forty inches for a sixteen-i...

...(A) Reserved. (B) Reserved. (C) General specifications. (1) Floor openings. (a) Allowable size. Floor openings for both the up and down runs will be no less than twenty-eight inches nor more than thirty-six inches in width for a twelve-inch belt; no less than thirty-four inches nor more than thirty-eight inches for a fourteen-inch belt; and no less than thirty-six inches nor more than forty inches for a sixteen-...

...(A) Roof car. (1) The horizontal speed of a roof car shall be no more than fifty feet per minute. (2) A roof car may not be moved horizontally unless means are in place to prevent the car from moving outside the areas provided for roof car travel. (3) The roof car shall be designed and installed in such a manner as to remain stable and upright under every loading condition. (4) A roof car shal...

...(A) Roof car. (1) The horizontal speed of a roof car will be no more than fifty feet per minute. (2) A roof car will not be moved horizontally unless means are in place to prevent the car from moving outside the areas provided for roof car travel. (3) The roof car will be designed and installed in such a manner as to remain stable and upright under every loading condition. (4) A roof car will ...

...(A) Unless the electrical conductors or equipment to be worked on are isolated from all possible sources of voltage or are effectively grounded, the employer shall provide protective equipment approved for the voltage involved, such as rubber gloves with protectors, rubber sleeves, hot line tools, line hose, line guards, insulator hoods, blankets, and access boards. Employees shall be instructed in the use of such to...

...(A) Unless the electrical conductors or equipment to be worked on are isolated from all possible sources of voltage or are effectively grounded, the employer will provide protective equipment approved for the voltage involved, such as rubber gloves with protectors, rubber sleeves, hot line tools, line hose, line guards, insulator hoods, blankets, and access boards. Employees will be instructed in the use of such tool...

...(A) Vehicle stability. The employer shall provide a vehicle that will assure a stable support for the aerial device. (1) Alternative configuration. (a) If the aerial device is capable of alternative configurations, these configurations, including the rated capacity in each situation, shall be stated on the operating instruction plate(s). Examples of alternative configurations requiring such a description on operat...

...(A) Vehicle stability. The employer will provide a vehicle that will assure a stable support for the aerial device. (1) Alternative configuration. (a) If the aerial device is capable of alternative configurations, these configurations, including the rated capacity in each situation, will be stated on the operating instruction plate(s). Examples of alternative configurations needing such a descr...

...(A) General specifications. (1) Utility companies and municipally owned utilities will be contacted and advised of proposed work prior to the start of actual excavation. Prior to opening an excavation, effort will be made to determine whether underground installations, i.e., sewer, telephone, water, fuel, electric lines, etc., will be encountered and, if so, where such underground installations are located. (2) An ...

...(A) Labeling of laser equipment. The employer shall furnish equipment provided with labels containing the following minimum information for continuous-wave (CW) lasers: (1) Wavelength or wavelength range; (2) Emergent beam size; (3) Beam divergence; (4) Maximum average power output; (5) Maximum emergency beam irradiance; (6) Manufacturer's name and address; (7) Product ...

...(A) Labeling of laser equipment. The employer will furnish equipment provided with labels containing the following minimum information for continuous-wave (CW) lasers: (1) Wavelength or wavelength range; (2) Emergent beam size; (3) Beam divergence; (4) Maximum average power output; (5) Maximum emergency beam irradiance; (6) Manufacturer's name and address; (7) Product identification number. (B) Posting. The...

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...(A) Charging. (1) A substantial cover constructed to allow for ventilation shall be provided at the charging floor level and between the cupola shell and charging floor when employees are working inside the cupola and below the charging floor level. (2) The area underneath cupola charging equipment shall be guarded to prevent material from dropping onto employees during charging operations. (B)...

...(A) Charging. (1) A substantial cover constructed to allow for ventilation shall be provided at the charging floor level and between the cupola shell and charging floor when employees are working inside the cupola and below the charging floor level. (2) The area underneath cupola charging equipment shall be guarded to prevent material from dropping onto employees during charging operations. (B) Dropping cupola bot...

...(A) Subways or crossovers. Subways with overhead protection or crossovers shall be provided at established passageways which cross the rolling line. (B) Coupling boxes, spindles and wobblers. Coupling boxes, spindles and wobblers seven feet or less above floor level shall be guarded. (C) Access to top of housing. Steps or equivalent means shall be provided for reaching the top of housing(s) four feet or more abo...

...(A) Subways or crossovers. Subways with overhead protection or crossovers shall be provided at established passageways which cross the rolling line. (B) Coupling boxes, spindles, and wobblers. Coupling boxes, spindles, and wobblers seven feet (2.1 meters) or less above floor level shall be guarded. (C) Access to top of housing. Steps or equivalent means shall be provided for reaching the ...

...(A) Roof car. (1) The horizontal speed of a roof car shall be no more than fifty feet per minute. (2) A roof car may not be moved horizontally unless means are in place to prevent the car from moving outside the areas provided for roof car travel. (3) The roof car shall be designed and installed in such a manner as to remain stable and upright under every loading condition. (4) A roof car shall be so positioned a...

...(A) Roof car. (1) The horizontal speed of a roof car shall be no more than fifty feet (15.2 meters) per minute. (2) A roof car may not be moved horizontally unless means are in place to prevent the car from moving outside the areas provided for roof car travel. (3) The roof car shall be designed and installed in such a manner as to remain stable and upright under every loading condition. (...

...(A) Scope. The purpose of Chapter 4123:1-21 of the Administrative Code (hereinafter "this chapter") is to provide reasonable safety for life, limb, and health of employees. The requirements of this chapter are minimum requirements of an employer for the protection of such employer's employees and no others, and constitute protective standards for all regular members of lawfully constituted fire departments of munic...

...(A) The employer shall provide and require the use of personal protective clothing and equipment, as specified in this rule, when employees are required to work in a hazardous environment that may be encountered during structural fire fighting activities and under similar conditions during training activities. (B) The employer shall assure that protective clothing protects the head, body, and ext...

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...(A) New automotive fire appartaus shall meet the requirements of the applicable NFPA Standards: "NFPA 1901, 2013 Edition, Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus; NFPA 1906, 2013 Edition, Standard for Wildland Fire Apparatus; NFPA 1917, 2013 Edition, Standard for Automotive Ambulances." (1) Two copies of a complete operation and maintenance manual covering the completed apparatus, including but no...

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...(A) Care and use of fire hose. (1) Attack hose, supply hose, and forestry hose. (a) Large-diameter hose marked "Supply Hose" shall be used at operating pressures not to exceed one hundred eighty-five psi to supply pumpers from hydrants and in relay from pumper to pumper and to directly supply attack lines, master streams appliances, portable hydrants, manifolds, and standpipe and sprinkler systems. (i) If a highe...

...(A) Incident management. (1) An incident management system shall be established with written standard operating procedures applying to all members involved in emergency operations. (a) All members involved in emergency operations shall be trained in the system. (b) The incident management system shall be utilized at all emergency incidents. (c) The incident management system shall be applied to drills, exercises,...