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Lockout/Tagout & Confined Spaces — General Environmental Controls (Subpart J)

AllWorking at Heights — Fall Protection (Subpart M) 11Cranes, Rigging & Lifting — Cranes and Derricks in Construction (Subpart CC) 12Trenches & Tight Spaces — Excavations; Confined Spaces in Construction (Subparts P, AA) 8Chemicals & HazMat — Hazard Communication; HAZWOPER (1926.59, 1926.65) 21Health Hazards — Toxic and Hazardous Substances (Subpart Z) 21Electricity & Tools — Electrical; Tools—Hand and Power (Subparts K, I) 15Vehicles & Heavy Equipment — Motor Vehicles, Mechanized Equipment, and Marine Operations (Subpart O) 6PPE, First Aid & Emergencies — Personal Protective and Life Saving Equipment (Subpart E) 10Jobsite Basics — General Safety and Health Provisions (Subpart C) 9OSHA Rules & Worker Rights — Inspections, Citations and Proposed Penalties (Part 1903) 7Specialized Work — Concrete, Steel Erection, Demolition, Diving & More (Subparts Q–Y) 12Working at Heights — Walking-Working Surfaces (Subpart D) 1Lockout/Tagout & Confined Spaces — General Environmental Controls (Subpart J) 2Fire Safety — Fire Protection (Subpart L) 1Forklifts & Cranes — Materials Handling and Storage (Subpart N) 2Health Hazards — Toxic and Hazardous Substances (Subpart Z) 4

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Lockout/Tagout & Confined Spaces — General Environmental Controls (Subpart J)

An entrant in a full-body harness on two retrieval lines climbs through a hatch while team members wait in the space below
Lockout/Tagout & Confined Spaces — General Environmental Controls (Subpart J)

Permit-Required Confined Space Entry Supervisor (General Industry)

Learn the entry supervisor's job under the permit-required confined space standard: confirming acceptable entry conditions, signing the permit, overseeing entry and terminating it.
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An attendant at a confined space opening watches the entrant below
Lockout/Tagout & Confined Spaces — General Environmental Controls (Subpart J)

Permit-Required Confined Space Attendant (General Industry)

Learn the duties of the attendant who stays outside a permit-required confined space: counting entrants, monitoring, ordering evacuation, summoning rescue, and keeping unauthorized people out.
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Photos: Brooks Hubbard IV, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles District (public domain, via DVIDS) · Rachel Landers, Office in Charge of Construction Marine Corps Marianas (public domain, via DVIDS) · Petty Officer 2nd Class Luke Cunningham, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 5 (public domain, via DVIDS) · Senior Airman Victoria Boyton, 4th Fighter Wing (public domain, via DVIDS) · Mario Icari, U.S. Navy (public domain, via DVIDS) · Gerald Rogers, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles District (public domain, via DVIDS) · Lance Cpl. Sav Ford, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing (public domain, via DVIDS) · Airman 1st Class Kathryn Reaves, 20th Fighter Wing (public domain, via DVIDS) · Rachel Landers, Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz (NAVFAC Marianas) (public domain, via DVIDS) · Senior Airman Gage Daniel, Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa (public domain, via DVIDS) · Scott Hansen, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility (public domain, via DVIDS)