1910.7 |
OSHA recognition process for nationally recognized testing laboratories |
On-site reviews of testing laboratories will be based on protocols established in national consensus standards and conducted by qualified individuals. |
1910.29 |
Manually propelled mobile ladder stands and scaffolds (towers) |
Registered professional engineers, scaffold manufacturers or qualifed, designated agents must errect or supervise the errection of scaffods exceeding 50 ft in height. |
1910.66 |
Personal fall arrest systems |
"Qualified person means one with a recognized degree or professional certificate and extensive knowledge and experience in the subject field who is capable of design, analysis, evaluation and specifications in the subject work, project, or product." Qualified persons must test, design and install personal fall arrest systems including anchorages and horizontal lifelines. |
1910.103 |
Hydrogen |
When mobile hydrogen supply units are being unloaded, a qualified person must be present. |
1910.106 |
Flammable liquids |
Tank venting devices less than or equal to 12 inches must be tested by an outside agency. The manufacturer of the vent may also test it, if certified by a qualified impartial observer. |
1910.109 |
Explosives and blasting agents |
A qualified person must determine if the systems used with expolosives and blasting agents will adquately dissipate static electricity. If expolosives or blasting agents must be transferred from a disabled vehicle, local first responders should be informed and the transfer must occur under the direction of a qualified person. |
1910.110 |
Storage and handling of liquefied petroleum gases |
Only qualified manufacturers may make repairs or modifications involving welding of DOT cotnainers. |
1910.119 |
Process safety management of highly hazardous chemicals |
Employees performing emergency shutdown operations must be qualified to ensrue that they can perform their duties safely and in a timely manner. |
1910.120 |
Hazardous waste operations and emergency response |
"Qualified person means a person with specific training, knowledge and experience in the area for which the person has the responsibility and the authority to control." Qualified persons must evalute site characteristics and select appropriate personal protection equipment and engineering controls. Persons conduting HAZWOPER trainings and/or 8-hour refresher trainings must be qualified and competent. |
1910.134 |
Respiratory protection |
The administrator of the respiratory protection program must be qualified by "appropriate training or experience that is commensurate with the complexity of the program." |
1910.146 |
Permit-required confined spaces |
Technically qualifed professionals (e.g., OSHA consultation service, or certified industrial hygienist, registered safety engineer, certified safety professional, certified marine chemist, etc.) should evalute confined space atmospheres and develop acceptable entry conditions and procedures. |
1910.156 |
Fire Brigades |
Fire brigade training instructors should be qualified, and able to demonstrate communication skills and motivate trainees. |
1910.179 |
Overhead and gantry cranes |
Crane operators must be qualified to perform their duties. Crane modifications must be performed by the manufacturer or a qualified engineer. If two or more cranes are used to lift a load, a qualfied person must analyze the positioning, rigging and movements; and must supervise the operation. |
1910.180 |
Crawler locomotive and truck cranes |
Employers must assign duties to designated, qualified operators. |
1910.181 |
Derricks |
Employers must assign duties to designated, qualified operators. |
1910.184 |
Slings |
Employers must assign duties to designated, qualified operators. |
1910.217 |
Mechanical power presses |
Safety systems for mechanical power presses must be validated by qualfied personnel. |
1910.254 |
Arc welding and cutting |
Personnel installing and operting arc welding equipment must be properly trained and qualified. Periodic inspections and repairs to arc welding equipment must be made by qualfied personnel. |
1910.255 |
Resistance welding |
Personnel installing and operting resistance welding equipment must be properly trained and qualified. Periodic inspections and repairs to resistance welding equipment must be made by qualfied personnel. |
1910.265 |
Sawmills |
Installation, inspection, maintenance, repairs and testing of ropes, slings, cables, chains, socketing, splicing and seizing of cables must be performed by qualfied persons. |
1910.268 |
Telecommunications |
"A qualified employee may work alone in a manhold where engertized cables or equipment are in service for a brief period of time to conduct an inspection, perform housekeeping, obtain a tank reading or do similar work if it can be performed safely. Line clearance tree trimmers must be qualified. If tree-trimming work is performed near an electrical hazard of more than 750V, a second qualfied individual must be within normal communciation distance to the qualfied person performing the work.
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1910.269 |
Electric power generation, transmission, and distribution |
“Qualified employee (qualified person): An employee (person) knowledgeable in the construction and operation of the electric power generation, transmission, and distribution equipment involved, along with the associated hazards.” Employees must be qualified to perform line-clearance tree trimming operations or work on power generation, transmission, and distribution installations. Qualified employees climbing or changing location on poles, towers, or similar structures must use fall protection equipment unless the employer can demonstrate that climbing or changing location with fall protection is infeasible or creates a greater hazard than climbing or changing location without it. |
1910.303 |
Electrical |
Only qualified persons may access vaults, rooms, closets or other spaces with live (energized) parts. |
1910.305 |
Wiring methods, components, and equipment for general use |
Only qualified persons may access switchboards, panelboards and terminations enclosures with exposed live parts. |
1910.306 |
Specific purpose equipment and installations |
Only qualified personnel may open access doors and covers of indoor signs or outdoor lighting exceeding 600V. These devices must be protected with interlock switches to prevent unqualified persons form accessing the areas. |
1910.307 |
Hazardous (classified) locations |
A qualified, registered professional engineer must classify areas, select equipment and choose wiring methods. |
1910.308 |
Special systems |
Only qualified persons may access open runs of Type MV cables, bare conductors, open mounted circuit breakers, energized switching and control parts, and bare busbars. |
1910.331 |
Eectrical: safety-related work practices |
To be qualified to work on or near exposed, energized parts; a person must be trained and familiar with the skills and techniques necessary to distinguish exposed live parts from other parts of electrical equipment, know how to determine voltage of a live part and know exposure clearance distances. |
1910.333 |
Electrical: Selection and use of work
practices |
Circuit elements and electrical parts must be tested and de-energized by a qualified person. Qualified persons must verify that equipment cannot be restarted; and must perform an inspection before equipment can be re-energized. If an employee is absent, only a qualified person may remove their lock or tag.
Only qualified personnel may work on enrgized parts.
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1910.334 |
Electrical: Use of equipment |
Only qualified persons may temporarily defeat an electrical safety interlock to work on equipment. They must re-enable the interlock when work is completed. Test work on electrical circuits or equipment must be performed by qualified individuals. |
1910.399 |
Electrical |
“Qualified person. One who has received training in and has demonstrated skills and knowledge in the construction and operation of electric equipment and installations and the hazards involved.” |
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Steven Senorsays:
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