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Excavations - The OSHA Competent Person Course 10
Excavations - The OSHA Competent Person Course 10
Person Course 10
• If an excavation is
likely to affect the
stability of existing
structures, advice
from a registered
engineer must be
obtained before the
excavation is
started.
Surface Encumbrances
• Sidewalks, walls,
paved roads and
appurtenant structure
shall not be
undermined unless a
support system or
equivalent protection
is provided and
approved by a
registered engineer.
Adjacent Structures
• See a registered
engineer.
Adjacent Structures
•Requires
evaluation
by P.E.
Adjacent Structures
• 1926.651(i)(1)
• Where the stability of
adjoining buildings, walls, or
other structures is
endangered by excavation
operations, support systems
such as shoring, bracing, or
underpinning shall be
provided to ensure the
stability of such structures
for the protection of
employees…
Adjacent Structures
Likely To Affect The Stability
• Vehicle crossings
must be designed
by and installed
under the
supervision of a
registered
professional
engineer.
OSHA Designed Shoring – Can’t Use
OSHA Designed Sloping – Can’t Use
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