CFR 110 - Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices; Final Rule

On August 6, 1990 Federal OSHA published a new occupational safety standard for general industry (Federal Register). The Electrical Safety - Related Work Practices; Final Rule (Subpart S) complements the existing electrical installation standards and changes regulations referring to the 1971 National Electrical Code so that they will refer instead to OSHA's electrical standards.

This new federal final rule beginning at 29 CFR 1910.331 - Scope has been adopted verbatim in North Carolina by the Commissioner of Labor. The final rule, except for 1910.332 - Training, has an effective date of February 11, 1991. Section 1910.332 becomes effective on August 6, 1991. Access earlier Federal Registers including Preamble. 

Also reference CFR 110B - Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices; Final Rule, CFR 110A - Electrical Standards, CFR 122A - General industry Health and Safety Standards Applicable to Construction Work Subpart K, 29 CFR 1926--Electrical, CFR 122 - Incorporation of General Industry Safety and Health Standards Applicable to Construction Work and Technical Amendments, SN 09 - Determining Hazardous (Classified) Locations in Unventilated Pits or Depressions Below Grade in Commercial Garages, SN 10 - Requirements for Portable Lamps in Vehicle Service Garages, SN 19 - Class I and Class II, Division 2 Hazardous Locations for Spray Finishing and SN 49 - Ground-Fault Protection in Construction Operations. Additional information and resources can be found on the safety and health topic page for Electrical Safety. To determine if this applies, go to Does "Subpart S - Electrical" Apply to You?.