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2	1. USACE Sustainability Plan Summary 2. Priority Actions A. 100 Percent Carbon Pollution-Free Electricity B. 100 Percent Zero-Emission Vehicle Fleet
3	C. Net-Zero Emissions Buildings, Campuses, and Installations i. Design and Construction for Net-Zero Emissions ii. Increasing Energy Efficiency iii. Increasing Water Efficiency D. Reducing Waste and Pollution
4	E. Sustainable Procurement F. Climate- and Sustainability-Focused Federal Workforce G. Incorporating Environmental Justice H. Accelerating Progress through Partnerships
5	3. Progress Examples Reduce Agency GHG Emissions and Transition to a 100% ZEV Fleet Transition to a 100% ZEV Fleet Through Data Analysis Transition to a 100% ZEV Fleet Through Workforce Awareness and Education
6	Reducing Waste and Pollution through Performance Management Systems Reducing Waste and Pollution through Source Reduction Train an Enhanced Climate- and Sustainability-Focused Workforce

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1	EM 385-1-1 FrontLetter2 (2) Unsigned DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY EM 385-1-1 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers CESO-ZA Washington, D.C. 20314-1000 Manual
4	EM385-1-1 TOC MAIN
8	18. Vehicles, Machinery and Equipment
16	EM385-1-1 Section 01 TOCFINAL Section 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Program Management
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18	EM385-1-1 Section 01FINAL 23JAN15 Program Management
22	Job Series: __________________________Job Title: ____________________________
44	EM385-1-1 Section 02 TOCFINAL Section 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Sanitation
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46	EM385-1-1 Section 02FINAL 23JAN15 SECTION 2
50	TABLE 2-1 Minimum Toilet Facilities
51	TABLE 2-2 Minimum Toilet Facilities
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55	EM385-1-1 Section 03 TOCFINAL Section 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Medical and First Aid
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57	EM385-1-1 Section 03FINAL 23JAN15 SECTION 3
62	TABLE 3-1 Requirements for Basic First Aid Unit Package
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66	EM385-1-1 Section 04 TOCFINAL Section 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Temporary Facilities Section: Page
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68	EM385-1-1 Section 04FINAL 22JAN15 Temporary Facilities
74	EM385-1-1 Section 05 TOCFINAL Section 05 TABLE OF CONTENTS Personal Protective and Safety Equipment
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77	EM385-1-1 Section 05FINAL 23JAN15 SECTION 5
81	TABLE 5-1 Eye and Face Protector Selection Guide
82	TABLE 5-1 (Continued) Eye and Face Protector Selection Guide
83	TABLE 5-1 (Continued) Eye and Face Protector Selection Guide
84	TABLE 5-1 (Continued) Eye and Face Protector Selection Guide
85	NOTES:
86	TABLE 5-2 Required Shades for Filter Lenses/Glasses in Welding, Cutting, Brazing and Soldering
88	CRnR = TR1R / LR1R + TR2R / LR2R + . . . + TRxR / LRx Where: CRnR = combined noise exposure factor; T = the total time of exposure at a specified sound-pressure level (in hours), and If the sum exceeds 1, the mixture of exposure periods exceeds the TLV.
89	TABLE 5-3 Settings for Noise Measuring Equipment TABLE 5-4
100	TABLE 5-5 Hand and Arm Protection
103	TABLE 5-6 Standards for Electrical Protective Equipment
108	FIGURE 5-1
111	EM385-1-1 Section 06 TOCFINAL Section 6 TABLE of CONTENTS Hazardous or Toxic Agents and Environments
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114	EM385-1-1 Section 06FINAL 26JAN15 Hazardous or Toxic Agents and Environments
156	EM385-1-1 Section 07 TOCFINAL Section 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS Lighting
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158	EM385-1-1 Section 07FINAL 28JAN15 Lighting
162	EM385-1-1 Section 08 TOCFINAL Section 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS Accident Prevention Signs, Tags, Labels, Signals, Piping System Identification and Traffic Control Section: Page
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164	EM385-1-1 Section 08FINAL 28JAN15 SECTION 8
175	FIGURE 8-2 Example Tag Layout
176	TABLE 8-1 Accident Prevention Sign Requirements
177	TABLE 8-1 (Continued) Accident Prevention Sign Requirements
178	TABLE 8-2 Accident Prevention Color Coding
179	/Example Sign Layout
180	TABLE 8-3 Identification of Piping Systems Size of letters “B”
181	FIGURE 8-4 Radio Frequency Warning Symbol D = scaling unit Lettering: ratio of letter height to thickness of letter lines Upper triangle: 5 to 1 = large Lower triangle: 4 to 1 = small 6 to 1 = medium
182	FIGURE 8-5 Laser Caution Sign FIGURE 8-6 Laser Warning Sign
183	FIGURE 8-7 Radiological Warning Symbol FIGURE 8-8 Slow-Moving Vehicle Emblem NOTE: All dimensions are in inches
184	Keyword/Phrase Keyword/Phrase Print Color Background Color Black FIGURE 8-9 Accident Prevention Tags
186	EM385-1-1 Section 09 TOCFINAL Section 9 TABLE OF CONTENTS Fire Prevention and Protection Section: Page
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188	EM385-1-1 Section 09FINAL 29JAN15 Fire Prevention and Protection
217	EM385-1-1 Section 10 TOCFINAL Section 10 TABLE OF CONTENTS Welding and Cutting Section: Page
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219	EM385-1-1 Section 10FINAL 29JAN15 Welding and Cutting
232	EM385-1-1 Section 11 TOCFINAL Section 11 TABLE OF CONTENTS Electrical Section: Page
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234	EM385-1-1 Section 11FINAL 29JAN15 Electrical
251	TABLE 11-2 Hazardous (Classified) Locations
254	AC Live Work Minimum Approach Distance
267	EM385-1-1 Section 12 TOCFINAL Section 12 TABLE OF CONTENTS Control of Hazardous Energy Section: Page
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269	EM385-1-1 Section 12FINAL 30JAN15 Control of Hazardous Energy
278	EM385-1-1 Section 13 TOCFINAL Section 13 TABLE OF CONTENTS Hand and Power Tools Section: Page
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280	EM385-1-1 Section 13FINAL 30JAN15 Hand and Power Tools
290	EM385-1-1 Section 14 TOCFINAL Section 14 TABLE OF CONTENTS Material Handling, Storage and Disposal Section: Page
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292	EM385-1-1 Section 14FINAL 30JAN15 Material Handling, Storage and Disposal
302	EM385-1-1 Section 15 TOCFINAL Section 15 TABLE OF CONTENTS Rigging
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304	EM385-1-1 Section 15FINAL 30JAN15 Rigging
322	EM385-1-1 Section 16 TOCFINAL Section 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS ULoad Handling Equipment (LHE) Section: Page
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325	EM385-1-1 Section 16FINAL 2FEB15 Load Handling Equipment (LHE)
395	Contracting Officer’s Point of Contact: SSHO/QC:
411	EM385-1-1 Section 17 TOCFINAL Section 17 TABLE OF CONTENTS Conveyors Section: Page
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413	EM385-1-1 Section 17FINAL 3FEB15 Conveyors
421	EM385-1-1 Section 18 TOCFINAL Section 18 TABLE OF CONTENTS UVehicles, Machinery and Equipment Section: Page
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423	EM385-1-1 Section 18FINAL 3FEB15 Vehicles, Machinery and Equipment 18.A General. The requirements in this Section apply to the operation of all motor vehicles, machinery and mechanized equipment, All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs), Utility Vehicles (UVs), and other specialty vehicles. Operators must also comply with stat…
425	18.B Guarding and Safety Devices.
429	18.C Operating Rules.
432	18.D Transportation of Personnel. 18.E Motor Vehicles (for Public Roadway Use).
434	18.F Trailers. 18.G Machinery And Mechanized Equipment.
442	18.H Drilling Equipment.
445	18.I All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs). ATVs are vehicles intended for off-road use that travel on four low pressure tires with a seat designed to be straddled by the operator and should not be confused with utility vehicles. > See Section 18.J.
446	18.J Utility Vehicles. For the purposes of the Section, utility vehicles are defined as specialty vehicles designed to perform off-road utility tasks such as passenger and cargo transportation (e.g., rangers, rhino, m-gators, gators, mules, etc.) an…
448	18.K Specialty Vehicles. For the purposes of the Section, specialty vehicles are defined as all other vehicles not meeting any of the definitions above and may include cargo or personnel carriers or custom vehicles (i.e., Taylor-Dunn/Cushman, golf c…
453	EM385-1-1 Section 19 TOCFINAL Section 19 TABLE OF CONTENTS Floating Plant and Marine Activities Section: Page
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455	EM385-1-1 Section 19FINAL 3FEB15 Floating Plant and Marine Activities
480	EM385-1-1 Section 20 TOCFINAL Section 20 TABLE OF CONTENTS Pressurized Equipment and Systems Section: Page
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482	EM385-1-1 Section 20FINAL 04FEB15 Pressurized Equipment and Systems
494	EM385-1-1 Section 21 TOCFINAL Section 21 TABLE OF CONTENTS Fall Protection Section: Page
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497	EM385-1-1 Section 21FINAL 05FEB15 Fall Protection
530	EM385-1-1 Section 22 TOCFINAL Section 22 TABLE OF CONTENTS Work Platforms and Scaffolding Section: Page
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533	EM385-1-1 Section 22FINAL 5FEB15 SECTION 22
551	FIGURE 22-1 Hanging Scaffold
555	TABLE 22-1
556	TABLE 22-2 Minimum Dimensions for Horse Scaffold Members
570	FIGURE 22-2 Work Stands (Portable Work Platforms), Examples
572	FIGURE 22-3 Trestle Ladder Scaffolds, Examples
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574	EM385-1-1 Section 23 TOCFINAL Section 23 TABLE OF CONTENTS Demolition, URenovation and Re-Occupancy
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577	EM385-1-1 Section 23FINAL 6FEB15 SECTION 23 a. Prior to initiating demolition or renovation activities, the following survey and plan shall be accomplished. > See lead and asbestos requirements in Section 06.C. b. All employees engaged in demolition/renovation activities shall be instructed in the plan so that they may conduct their work activities in a safe manner.
581	U23.A.13U UDebris DisposalU.
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586	EM385-1-1 Section 24 TOCFINAL Section 24 TABLE OF CONTENTS Safe Access Section: Page
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588	EM385-1-1 Section 24FINAL 6 FEB15
598	24.H Safe Practices for Rope Access Work. If rope access work is to be performed, a Rope Access Work Plan and accompanying procedures must be developed and submitted to the GDA for acceptance. 24.H.01 Climbing equipment.
603	EM385-1-1 Section 25 TOCFINAL Section 25 TABLE OF CONTENTS Excavation and Trenching Section: Page
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605	EM385-1-1 Section 25FINAL 6FEB15 Excavation and Trenching
627	EM385-1-1 Section 26 TOCFINAL Section 26 TABLE OF CONTENTS Underground Construction (Tunnels), Shafts and Caissons Section: Page
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629	EM385-1-1 Section 26FINAL 6FEB15 Underground Construction (Tunnels), Shafts and Caissons
652	EM385-1-1 Section 27 TOCFINAL Section 27 TABLE OF CONTENTS Concrete, Masonry, URoofingU and Residential Construction Section: Page
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654	EM385-1-1 Section 27FINAL 8FEB15 Concrete, Masonry, Roofing and Residential Construction
667	EM385-1-1 Section 28 TOCFINAL Section 28 TABLE OF CONTENTS USteel Erection Section: Page
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669	EM385-1-1 Section 28FINAL 8FEB15 Steel Erection
683	SPAN JOIST SPAN JOIST
684	SPAN JOIST SPAN JOIST
685	TABLE 28-2 Erection Bridging for Long Span Joists SPAN JOIST JOIST SPAN
691	EM385-1-1 Section 29 TOCFINAL Section 29 TABLE OF CONTENTS Blasting Section: Page
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693	EM385-1-1 Section 29FINAL 8FEB15 Blasting
710	EM385-1-1 Section 30 TOCFINAL Section 30 TABLE OF CONTENTS Diving Operations Section: Page
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712	EM385-1-1 Section 30FINAL 9FEB15 SECTION 30
738	EM385-1-1 Section 31 TOCFINAL Section 31 TABLE OF CONTENTS Tree Maintenance and Removal Section: Page
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755	EM385-1-1 Section 32 TOCFINAL Section 32 TABLE OF CONTENTS Airfield and Aircraft Operations Section: Page
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757	EM385-1-1 Section 32FINAL 22JAN15 SECTION 32 Airfield and Aircraft Operations
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765	EM385-1-1 Section 33FINAL 22JAN15 SECTION U33 Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) U33U.A General.
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775	EM385-1-1 Section 34 TOCFINAL Section 34 TABLE OF CONTENTS Confined Space Entry Section: Page
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777	EM385-1-1 Section 34FINAL 22JAN15 SECTION 34
779	UFIGURE 34-1
784	UFORM 34-1 UConfined Space Entry Permit
785	Neutralized with Signature
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789	EM385-1-1 APP AFINAL4Feb Minimum Basic Outline for Accident Prevention Plans
802	CESO Checklist A-01 AbbrevAPPFINAL Table 1
805	CESO Checklist A-02 APPFINAL
810	EM385-1-1 APP BFINAL 9FEB15 Emergency Operations
826	EM385-1-1 App CFinal 9FEB15 Process for Requesting Interpretations
829	EM385-1-1 APP DFINAL 9FEB15 Process for Requesting Waivers/Variances
832	EM385-1-1 APP EFINAL 9FEB15 Assured Equipment Grounding Conductor Program
835	EM385-1-1 APP FFINAL 9FEB15 APPENDIX UF Floating Plant and Marine Activities Diagrams FIGURE F-1 Type A Railing /Figure F-2
836	Figure F-3
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839	EM385-1-1 APP GFINAL 9FEB15 APPENDIX UG Manning Levels for Dive Teams
840	a. When surface supplied air is being used as the diving mode, the minimum dive team will be composed as shown in Table G-3: b. Deploying the Standby Diver as a Worker Diver. The Standby diver may be deployed as a working diver provided all of the following conditions are met:
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844	EM385-1-1 APP QFINAL 9 FEB15 Definitions
906	IndexDraft 17Dec14 EM385-1-1 INDEX Accident Prevention UAcetyleneU 10-9; 11-18; 20-9–10; 26-14; Q-24 UAerial Work Platform (Elevating) (AWP)U 16-49; 21-25; 22-27–28; 31-3; Q-19 UAir CompressorU 6-28; 11-10; 20-5–6; 30-19–20; Q-17 Aircraft 1-23; 6-25, -34; 29-5; 32-1–5; A-8 Alarm Systems
907	UArc RatingU 5-25, 28–29; 6-28; 11-6; Q-4
908	Carabiners/Snaphooks 21-20–22; 24-12; Q-8 For ROPS 18-7 UCold Stress ManagementU 6-28, -31; 30-12; 33-3; A-6 Collateral Duty Safety Officer (CDSO) 1-15–17; Q-9
909	Marine (Ships and Vessels) 34-10–11; G-3, Q-12 Permit-Required Confined Space (PRCS) 34-1–9; Q-40 Controlled Decking Zone (CDZ) 28-16; Q-12 Controlling Contractor 12-1; 27-8; 28-1, -3, -6, -16; B-1; Q-12 Dead Man (Kill) Switch 19-18; 20-4 Debris Tower B-7
911	UProtective EquipmentU 5-2, -23, -26–27; 6-22; 11-24–25; Electrician, Verifiable Credentials 11-1 UEnergy Isolating Devices/ProceduresU 12-4–7; Q-20
912	Control Zone/Safe Zone 21-3 Covers 21-2, -14; 24-7–8; 25-7; 26-1; 29-14; B-11 FP vs. PFD use 19-14; 21-30–31, Parapet Walls 21-14–15 Restraint Systems 16-68; 21-24–26, -28; 22-37; Q-22, Q-45 Self-Retracting UDevices (SRD)U 21-20, -22, -25–26; 22-26; Q-51 Vertical Lifeline (VLL) 21-22–23, -25; Q-60 UFatigueU 1-18–19, 30-12 UFatigue Management Plan (FMP)U 1-18–19; A-5 Fiberglass-Reinforced Plastic (FRP) 5-26; Q-2 UWatchU 9-1, -23, -26; 10-6; 26-8; B-7
913	Flammable Storage Cabinets and Areas 9-7–8, -12, -26 Floating Cranes and Derricks See Load Handling Equipment UFootwear, ProtectiveU 2-1; 5-16, -26–27; 18-11; 24-12; A-11; B-6 Forklift (PITs) 11-14; 16-1, -56–58, -73; 18-4–5, -18–19; 25-6; 28-2; Q-40 25-6, 28-2, Q-29, Q-34, Q-41
914	Portable 11-8, -10; 19-22; B-12; Q-25 Diving 30-11 UHazardous or Toxic Agents HandlingU 6-3–7; 14-4 Hazardous Classifications 26-7
915	UHealth ClinicU 3-2, -5, -7 Hearing Temporary 9-14–5 High Visibility Apparel 5-17–18; 8-8; 18-11, -23; 25-6; A-11; B-5–6, -8 Inspection 16-17–18, 16-67, -69–71 Hydraulic UIncidentU 1-22; 5-25, -29; 6-21, -29; 11-6; 12-5; 16-18, -72; 19-3; 21-4, -11; A-5; B-13; E-1; Q-29 UIndoor Air Quality (IAQ) ManagementU 1-4; 6-34–35; A-6
916	Inherent Risk Q-30 Kill Switch (Dead Man) 19-18; 20-4
918	Locks/Tags 11-21–22; 12-3–7 Maintenance Vehicles 18-10 Manned/Unmanned Vessels 19-13; Q-34, -59
919	UMinimum Lighting RequirementsU 7-3; 19-22 UMishapU 1-1, -17, -22; 6-19; 18-19; 21-29; 25-7; A-5; B-1; Q-35 UReportingU 1-20, 22–23; A-5; B-13 UInvestigationU 1-23–24; 21-4–5; A-11 Monorail and Under Hung Cranes See Cranes and Derricks Activities While Driving 18-8 Government-Owned 18-7–8; B-12; Q-60 Multiple Lift Rigging 15-3; 16-36; Q-36 Naval Architectural Analysis (NAA) 16-15, -43–45, -47–49, -51; A-7 UNoise ControlU 5-11–12 Non-Certified Fall Arrest Anchorage 21-5; Q-36 OCONUS Front Letter; 2-2; 6-28; 32-4 Open Burning B-9–10 Boat, Motorboat 5-34; 19-2, -14, -17–19 Utility Vehicles (UVs) 18-25–27
920	Floating Plant, Main Deck PP 19-13–16 Photogrey Lenses (Auto-darkening) 10-3 Physician 1-26; 2-7; 3-1–2, -5, -7–8; 5-20; 6-19, -38–39; 9-27; 16-11; 30-2–3, -8, -10, -13, -24–25; 33-2, -7; B-2; Q-39 UPlasma CuttingU 10-5, -11 Platform Ladder 24-6; Q-40
921	UPneumatic Power ToolsU 9-25; 11-23; 12-1; 13-2, -5, -8 Position Hazard Analysis (PHA) 1-4–6; 5-16; 6-2, -38; 11-1; Q-40 Positioning Device See Fall Protection UPower Saws/Woodworking MachineryU 13-4–5; 31-13–14 UPower Transmission and DistributionU 11-15, -19, -22; 12-1; 16-33, -35, -66; 17-5 UProject Structural Engineer of RecordU 28-3, -6–7, -11; Q-41 Qualified Rigger (QR) 15-1–2, -4; 16-23; 28-4; 30-13; Q-43 Qualified Operator 13-6; 16-7 Electromagnetic 6-21–22; 11-32; 29-8 Optical 5-7–9; 6-20
922	RCRA TSD Facilities 33-1, -8 Residual Risk 1-9, -11; 30-7; A-9; Q-45 Program 5-22–23 Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus 5-21; Q-50 UHardwareU 15-13–14; 16-64; Q-45
923	Control Zone/Safe Zone 21-3 Nailers 13-8–9 Rope See Rigging or Wire Rope Safety Conveyor 17-1–2 Nets – Fall Protection 5-30; 21-1, -15–17, -30 UShoesU 11-17; 13-7, -9; B-8; See also, Footwear, Protective Chromium 6-36–37 Saws Woodworking Machinery
924	Fall Protection 21-23–25, -28; 22-20–21, -27, -32, -35, -38; 24-1 Hanging 22-8, -18–20, -34 Stilts 21-2; 22-34; Q-55 Sheet Pile Stirrups 21-2
925	Sloping/Benching See Excavation Snap hooks/Carabiners 21-20–22; 24-12; Q-8 Snorkeling 30-7, -23–25 Steel Sump Pumps 11-13 USupplementationU 1-1 USynthetic Rope SlingsU See Rigging USystems-Engineered Metal BuildingsU 16-3; 21-1; 28-1, -15–16; Q-56
926	UWiringU 11-11, -13 UTest Designated PositionU 16-13 UThermite WeldingU 10-11–12; Q-57 UAgents and EnvironmentsU 1-23; 6-1, -6; 14-4 UAgent HandlingU 6-3 UTraffic ControlU 4-3–4; 8-1–2, -9, -14; 25-2; 32-3–4; A-7, -12; B-6, -12–13 Trainer 1-19; 12-4; 16-11, -13–14; 18-24; 21-4, -7–10; 34-11; Q-11, -22, -43
927	UFGS 1-3, -16 UUnfired Pressure VesselU 20-1, -5; Q-59
928	Unmanned Vessel 19-13; Q-59 Variances 30-1; B-14; D-1 Waivers 9-10; 16-12; 30-1, -16; D-1, Wall Warning Line System (WLS) 21-27–28; Q-60 UEye and Face ProtectionU 10-3 UFire ProtectionU 10-5 Whip Check 20-4; Q-61
929	UAerial (Elevating) (AWP)U 16-49; 21-25; 22-27–28; 31-3; Q-19 Forklift-/Powered Industrial Truck- (PIT-) Mounted 22-36–37 Movable 21-12, -30 Self-Propelled Elevating Work Platforms (Scissors Lift) 21-2, -25; B-12; Q-50 Working in LHE-Supported Work Platform, Over Water 16-63, -68 Working Underground 26-11
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