The ANSI / IWCA I-14.1-2001 is an OSHA National Consensus Standard. It has been referenced in several OSHA CITATIONS (found elsewhere in this blog) -- buildings new and old need to meet the requirements of this standard. A few highlights (click title for more):
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
ANSI / IWCA I-14.1-2001: an OSHA National Consensus Standard for Window Cleaning (Highlights)
By David Kuketz,
No Fall Company, LLC
Labels >> A120, Anchors, ANSI, Certified, Citation, Fall Arrest, Fall Preventions, Fall Protection, I-14.1, Inspection, IWCA, OSHA, Personal Fall Arrest System, Safe Employment, Safe Workplace, Visible
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Safety Tieback (Anchor) Rules
These are the general rules of thumb for locating safety tieback anchors - as per the ANSI / IWCA I-14.1-2001 - and per generally accepted best practices and common sense ... (click title for more)
The Meaning of Safety as it Pertains to Building Maintenance
If one reads all the OSHA regulations regarding the location of tiebacks (safety anchors), the strength or holding power, setbacks and spacing rules, it becomes clear that if you are in "construction" vs. "shipyards" vs. "general industry" different interpretations are possible. We like to think of safety as a concept and that it extends to all facets of a building, operations, training, equipment, people, awareness, education, and
By David Kuketz,
No Fall Company, LLC
Labels >> A120, ASME, Best Practices, BOMA, Fiduciary Responsibility, I-14.1, IWCA, Liability, Negligence, OSHA, Risk, Safety
