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1910.265(c)(19) Stationary Tramways and Trestles

OSHA 1910 General Industry > R Special Industries > 1910.265 Sawmills > 1910.265(c) Building Facilities, and Isolated Equipment > 1910.265(c)(19) Stationary Tramways and Trestles
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1910.265(c)(19)(i) Foundations and Walkways

Tramways and trestles shall have substantial mud sills or foundations which shall be frequently inspected and kept in repair. When vehicles are operated on tramways and trestles which are used for foot passage, traffic shall be controlled or a walkway with standard handrails at the outer edge and shear timber on the inner edge shall be provided. This walkway shall be wide enough to allow adequate clearance to vehicles. When walkways cross over other thoroughfares, they shall be solidly fenced at the outer edge to a height of 42 inches over such thoroughfares.

1910.265(c)(19)(ii) Clearance

Stationary tramways and trestles shall have a vertical clearance of 22 feet over railroad rails. When constructed over carrier docks or roads, they shall have a clearance of 6 feet above the driver's foot rest on the carrier, and in no event shall this clearance be less than 12 feet from the roadway. In existing operations where it is impractical to obtain such clearance, telltales, electric signals, signs or other precautionary measures shall be installed.

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