SafetyQuestion 1336 of 1605
In steel erection, at what height are workers generally required to be protected from fall hazards?
a.6 feet
b.30 feet
c.15 feet (with controlled decking zones and connector provisions)
d.10 feet
Explanation
1926.760 sets steel erection fall protection generally at 15 feet, with specific provisions for connectors and controlled decking zones. This is one of the industry-specific exceptions to the 6-foot rule.
Law Reference: 29 CFR 1926.760Practice all 1605 questions free — no signup required.
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