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<strong>Masonry</strong> Struck By/Caught-In<br />

In-Between Safety<br />

40<br />

Struck By <strong>Hazard</strong>s<br />

<strong>Masonry</strong> Wall Bracing<br />

A “Limited Access Zone” must be established on the<br />

unscaffolded side of a masonry wall. The objective of<br />

this standard is to prevent masonry walls from<br />

collapsing onto persons exposed to them. This can be<br />

done by supporting or bracing the walls or by restricting<br />

exposure within the probable fall path of the walls. The<br />

only employees permitted in the zone are those "actively<br />

engaged in constructing the wall". The size of the zone is<br />

based on the height of the "unsupported" portion of the<br />

wall plus four feet. <strong>For</strong> example, if the wall being<br />

constructed is up to a height of 80 feet, and all but 10<br />

feet of the height is supported, the Limited Access Zone<br />

required would be 14 feet.

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