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Construction reference • Buyer’s guide
Find an OSHA 1926 construction reference for your jobsite, office or training room. Compare paperback, binder and shipped USB formats, with English and Spanish options.
National Safety Compliance publication, sold by Regs Authority.
National Safety Compliance
1926 OSHA Construction Industry Regulations (2026 Edition)From $48.00
Current product pricing. Select your format and language on the product page; shipping is calculated at checkout.
Start with the work
Part 1926 contains OSHA’s construction safety and health standards. For contractors, site supervisors and safety coordinators, a construction reference provides a place to look up the requirements behind job planning and safety discussions.
The type of work matters. OSHA’s definition of construction includes alteration and repair, including painting and decorating. A business’s industry label alone does not answer every question about which standards apply.
Use the book to locate relevant text, then check the current rule and its scope for the task you are reviewing. Read OSHA’s construction-work definition.
Paper or searchable file
All three formats below are offered through Regs Authority. Choose the format on the product page before adding it to your cart.
For a desk or training room
A bound paper reference for browsing, highlighting and keeping alongside your notes. The publisher lists an 8.5 Ă— 11-inch format.
Choose this when you want a conventional book that stays together on a shelf or desk.
For frequent reference
Loose-leaf pages in a three-ring binder. A practical choice for frequent reference, tabs and keeping notes alongside the text.
For searching on a computer
A searchable reference file supplied on a physical USB, with linked contents and index. The publisher describes offline access to the file.
This store’s USB option is shipped to you. It is not an instant download.
Find your starting point
Use these subject areas to orient yourself within Part 1926. They are a starting point for finding the applicable section, not a complete jobsite checklist.
Subpart L is the starting point for scaffolding provisions.
Subpart M addresses fall protection. Read its scope and exclusions for your activity.
Subpart P covers excavations, including trenching.
Subpart X addresses stairways and ladders used in construction.
Subject reference: OSHA’s Part 1926 standards.
Make the reference useful
Choose the full 1926 volume for regulation text, a construction pocket guide for a compact summary, or student booklets for class handouts.
Browse construction books and training materials to build your materials list.
If your responsibilities include general industry work as well as construction, review both sets of requirements. The 1926 publisher lists selected 1910 provisions in its construction book; that does not make it a complete 1910 volume.
No. It is a reference publication. It does not replace required training, a course completion card or a site-specific safety program.
Yes. Select Spanish on the product page, then choose your preferred format and quantity.
No. The USB sold here is a shipped physical item. Choose it for computer-based reference, allowing for fulfillment and delivery.
Check your course or exam provider’s exact requirements for publisher, edition, binding and permitted annotations before buying. We do not claim universal exam approval.
Yes. OSHA provides the construction standards online. A commercial reference offers another reading format; it does not replace checking the current official text. Use the OSHA link above when reviewing later changes.
For teams and training groups
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