Washington Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 23, 2016) |
Title 296. Labor and Industries, Department of |
Chapter 296-870. Powered platforms. |
Section 296-870-50010. Fall protection.
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- (1) You must make sure the fall protection system of both Type F and Type T powered platforms meet the requirements of Appendix C—Personal fall arrest system, WAC 296-24-88050, found in the General safety and health standards, chapter 296-24 WAC.(2) You must make sure working platforms have permanent guardrails that meet all of the following requirements:(a) Guardrails on the building side (front) of the platform have a top rail that is not less that thirty-eight inches and not more than forty-five inches high.(b) Guardrails on the other three sides have a top rail that is not less than forty-five inches high.(c) Top rails are able to withstand a force of at least two hundred pounds.(d) Guardrails have a midrail around the entire platform between the top rail and the toeboard.Reference:Ramps and walkways that are four feet (1.2 m) or more above a lower level need to have a guardrail system. These requirements are found in Working Surfaces, Guarding Floors and Wall Openings, Ladders, Part J-1, in the General safety and health standards, chapter 296-24 WAC.
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