Or. Admin. Code § 437-007-0700 - General Work Practices
(1)
Machines must be operated a sufficient distance from personnel and other
machines to not create a hazard for any person.
(2) An unimpaired horizontal clearance of not
less than 3 feet must be maintained between the rotating superstructure of any
machine and any adjacent object or surface. If this clearance cannot be
maintained, personnel must be warned of the pinch point area. Measures taken to
warn personnel of the pinch point area may consist of a warning line
constructed of rope or ribbon supported on stanchions, barriers, cones, flags,
etc.
(3) Items of personal
property, tools or other miscellaneous materials must not be stored on or
within 3 feet of any machine if such items would expose personnel to hazards
caused by the rotation of the machine's superstructure.
EXCEPTION: These items may be stored within 3 feet when in a locked box or otherwise secured and under the exclusive control of the equipment operator.
(4) Personnel must not approach to within 3
feet of a machine when a hazardous area is created by the rotation of the
machine's superstructure without:
(a)
Informing the operator of their intent.
(b) Receiving acknowledgment from the
operator that the operator understands their intention.
(c) Stopping the machine while personnel are
in the hazardous area.
(5) No person, other than the operator, may
ride on a machine unless seating, seat belts and other protection equivalent to
that provided for the operator are provided.
(6) Operators must not permit workers to ride
on arches, reaches or turns of logs.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 654.025(2) & ORS 656.726(4)
Stats. Implemented: ORS 654.001 - ORS 654.295
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