OSHA Construction Industry Regulations & Standards (29 CFR 1926)
OSHA Construction Industry Regulations & Standards (29 CFR 1926)
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The definitive OSHA construction compliance manual. This edition of the OSHA Construction Industry Regulations & Standards (29 CFR 1926) contains the complete federal safety requirements governing construction worksite operations in the United States.
Issued by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), these regulations establish mandatory standards for construction employers, contractors, safety managers, supervisors, and compliance professionals responsible for protecting workers and meeting federal safety obligations.
This manual is enhanced with RegLogic™ online and mobile access, allowing users to carry their OSHA regulations on their phone, tablet, or desktop—ensuring reliable access whether in the office, on the jobsite, or during inspections.
Who This Book Is For
- Construction companies and contractors
- Safety managers and safety directors
- Compliance professionals and consultants
- Project managers and site supervisors
- Training programs and auditors
What’s Included
- Complete OSHA Construction Industry Regulations (29 CFR 1926)
- Selected related OSHA standards and references
- Clear formatting for fast on-site reference
- Regulatory updates and interpretations through RegLogic™
- Designed for inspections, audits, training, and daily compliance use
Book Specifications
- 8.5" × 11" professional compliance manual
- 572 pages
- 174 illustrations
- 246 regulatory tables
- 39 forms and reference tools
- Available in multiple binding options for office, field, and training use
RegLogic™ Online & Mobile Access
RegLogic™ delivers OSHA regulations in both print and digital formats by tracking federal changes and updating content nightly. RegLogic® also provides online and mobile app access, allowing users to keep their OSHA regulations in their pocket for fast, reliable reference wherever work takes place.
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Product Identifiers:
- SKU's:
- Softcover/July 2026 Edition: 33B-001-52 PB
- Softcover/Jan 2026 Edition: 33B-001-51 PB
- ISBN's:
- July 2026 Edition: 9781663863560
- Jan 2026 Edition: 9781663863478
- July 2025 Edition: 9781663884145
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 29 CFR 1926, and what does it cover?
29 CFR 1926 is OSHA's construction industry standard. It covers the federal safety requirements for construction worksite operations, including fall protection, scaffolding, excavation and trenching, electrical safety, PPE, cranes and rigging, and demolition — organized into the subparts contractors reference daily on the job.
Who needs this manual?
Construction employers, general contractors, subcontractors, safety managers, superintendents, and compliance officers responsible for OSHA compliance on construction sites. It's also a standard reference for safety trainers and consultants working in the construction industry.
Is this edition updated for 2025?
Yes. This edition reflects the current federal construction standards, and digital access through RegLogic is updated as regulations change — so your reference stays current between print editions.
What's the difference between OSHA 1926 and 1910?
29 CFR 1926 applies to construction work — new builds, renovations, demolition, and other temporary worksites. 29 CFR 1910 applies to general industry — permanent facilities like manufacturing plants and warehouses. See the buying guide below for a side-by-side comparison.
When does OSHA typically inspect a construction site?
OSHA prioritizes inspections by risk: imminent danger situations first, then fatalities/catastrophes, worker complaints, referrals, and targeted programmed inspections in high-hazard industries like construction. Inspections are generally unannounced, so maintaining current, accessible compliance documentation matters year-round, not just before a scheduled visit.
Can I get a sample or preview before buying?
Product photos show the manual's table of contents and formatting. For a closer look at specific subparts or a bulk/institutional order, contact Mancomm directly and we can help you evaluate fit before you buy.
What formats are available — print or digital?
This title is available in print, with optional RegLogic® digital and mobile access so your team can reference it on desktop or in the field.
How often are the regulations updated?
OSHA updates and amends 29 CFR 1926 periodically throughout the year. Print editions are released on a regular publishing cycle; RegLogic digital access reflects updates as they're issued.
Is keeping a current copy required on my jobsite?
OSHA requires employers to comply with 1926 standards, and many contracting officers, auditors, and insurers expect a current, accessible reference on hand to support that compliance, training, and documentation.
Does my purchase include future regulation updates?
Print copies reflect the regulations as of publication. Adding RegLogic digital access gets you ongoing updates as OSHA revises the standard, so you're not working from an outdated manual.
Product Overview
29 CFR 1926 is OSHA's construction industry standard, and it's essential reading for contractors, safety managers, and compliance officers responsible for keeping U.S. jobsites within federal law. This manual compiles OSHA's Workplace Safety Regulations for construction, covering fall protection, scaffolding, excavation, electrical safety, and the other subparts that govern day-to-day site operations. Inside, you'll find the framework contractors use to build Construction Safety programs, plus the standards driving hazard prevention planning, training, and incident response. If your operations also touch general industry facilities, pair this manual with our 29 CFR 1910 General Industry Standards Handbook for full-spectrum coverage, and add the 49 CFR HazMat / DOT Compliance Manual if you transport regulated materials. Together, these references give your team one current, consistent source for compliance instead of scattered PDFs — fewer citations, safer crews, and a jobsite built on documented, defensible practice.
Buying Guide: 1926 vs 1910 — Which Do You Need?
Not sure which OSHA standard applies to your work? The short answer: 29 CFR 1926 governs construction — new builds, renovations, demolition, and other temporary worksites. 29 CFR 1910 governs general industry — permanent facilities like manufacturing plants, warehouses, and processing centers. Many employers who do both need both manuals side by side.
| Your Work | Standard You Need |
|---|---|
| Construction, renovation, demolition | 29 CFR 1926 |
| Manufacturing plants, warehouses, permanent facilities | 29 CFR 1910 |
| Both construction and facility operations | Both manuals |
| Transporting hazardous materials | Add 49 CFR (DOT HazMat) |
Still unsure which applies? Check your most recent OSHA citation history or ask your safety officer — applying the wrong standard is one of the most common, and costly, compliance mistakes contractors make.
Details
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