OSHA Construction Standards: 29 CFR 1926 - Comprehensive safety standards for construction work, including specific requirements for carpentry operations
OSHA General Industry Standards: 29 CFR 1910 - General workplace safety requirements applicable to carpentry work
OSHA PPE Requirements: Subpart I - Personal Protective Equipment standards for eye, face, head, foot, and hand protection during carpentry work
OSHA Scaffolding Requirements: Subpart L - Safety requirements for scaffolding setup, use, and maintenance in carpentry operations
OSHA Ladder Standards: Subpart X - Safety requirements for ladder selection, inspection, and proper use in carpentry work
State OSHA Programs: State-specific OSHA-approved safety programs that may have additional requirements beyond federal standards
Local Building Codes: Municipality-specific construction and safety requirements that must be followed during carpentry work
ANSI Guidelines: American National Standards Institute safety guidelines for construction and carpentry operations
NIOSH Recommendations: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health guidelines for preventing workplace injuries in carpentry
ASSP Standards: American Society of Safety Professionals standards for construction and carpentry safety practices
EPA Dust Control Regulations: Environmental Protection Agency requirements for controlling and managing wood dust and other particulates
Waste Management Requirements: Federal and state regulations for proper disposal of construction waste and materials
Lead Paint Regulations: EPA and state requirements for handling and remediation of lead-based paint during renovation work
Power Tool Safety Standards: Manufacturer and industry standards for the safe operation and maintenance of power tools
Hand Tool Safety Guidelines: Industry standards and best practices for the safe use and maintenance of hand tools
