Signs, Signals, and Barricades (1926 Subpart G)
Why Rope Is Better Than Tape for Barricades
Rope or caution tape? See what OSHA says about warning lines, control lines and guardrails, and how to set up a rope barricade that meets the rules.
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Signs, Signals, and Barricades (1926 Subpart G)
OSHA Subpart G covers accident prevention signs and tags (1926.200) and signaling and flaggers (1926.201) on construction sites, so workers and the public know where the hazards are.