Apply OSHA 1926.1436 derrick inspection and load-test requirements for an inspection company servicing derrick equipment (as distinct from cranes)
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Steps
Fetch 29 CFR 1926.1436 text from osha.gov, confirming the regulatory definition of a derrick (powered equipment with a mast/member held by guys or braces, with or without a boom, plus hoisting mechanism)
Confirm derricks are subject to the general inspection requirements of 1926.1412 in addition to derrick-specific provisions in 1926.1436
Confirm new or reinstalled derricks require load testing by a competent person at 100-110% of rated capacity (unless manufacturer/qualified person specifies otherwise), with the documented test retained until re-test or dismantlement
Confirm repairs/modifications affecting capacity or safe operation require a qualified person's evaluation of whether a new load test is necessary
Distinguish derrick-specific load-testing/documentation triggers from the crane inspection categories used elsewhere in Subpart CC, since derricks have their own supplemental subsection
Known gotchas
Derricks are a distinct equipment category under Subpart CC (1926.1436) with their own supplemental provisions layered on top of, not replacing, the general 1926.1412 inspection requirements — don't treat 1926.1412 alone as the complete derrick inspection scope
The load-test percentage (100-110% of rated capacity) is the OSHA default and is explicitly overridable by manufacturer or qualified-person guidance — verify which applies for the specific derrick before citing a fixed percentage
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