OSHA Construction Standards and Regulations (29 CFR 1926)

I am a civil engineer and have to take my licensing exam. This has everything you need in easy to access format for the construction section.

The book is a “must have” for any contractors or safety professionals. Great content and very helpful. Only complaint is that the book’s binding is not very well.

Not 5 staring this for entertainment purposes. It does earn 5 stars as a sleep aid though. This book has great content. It is not just the 1926 you will find inside of this book. It also contains the 1903, 1904 and 1910 of Title 29 of the CFR. Pretty useful if you will be doing more than your OSHA 10 (you won't need this book if you knock that out on clicksafety.com).It is not a stand alone book for safety. It doesn't come with common sense, you have to supply that.

Contains regulations for construction. Also there is a card in the front of the book that provides a link for an app that allows you to have access to regulations on your electronic device (very helpful). This is the book that GA Tech uses in it's OSHA 510 course.

A “Must Have” for the construction depth PE exam. Use this book to answer your practice safety problems, and become familiar with its layout and index. Be sure to pay attention to footnotes you encounter.

ordered the hardcover, figured I would use it for years, paid the extra for it. Received it just before I headed off to college & guess what I received .... a soft cover..... It's already showing dog ears on some corners. Words of wisdom ... order the hardcover & order in time that if you receive a soft cover you have time to return for what you ordered.

Haven't killed anyone since I got this book about how to not kill people on the job. Saving a ton of money on lawyer fees too.

I bought this as I own a restoration company and do insurance appraisals, it helps to sight these codes when defending your invoice to insurance companies and/ or trying to negotiate with them.