In 1998 Cal OSHA approved regulations affecting anyone who owns or operates buildings over 36’ in height. Among the regulations, buildings are required to develop and implement an OPOS when specific conditions exist. One of these conditions is whenever the use of CDA (Controlled Descent Apparatus), commonly knows as “chair work” is to be used for window cleaning or other “scheduled maintenance” operations. Additionally, new design and construction are all to often delivered with various code and operational deficiencies, leaving the building with challenge of having to legally operate his or her building with inadequate or non functioning access systems resulting an alternate unsafe and illegal operations to take place.

The reality of enforcement along with heavy fines levied on building owners is becoming more and more prevalent. In fact, more buildings are being ordered to modernize their window cleaning and façade access systems including the retrofitting of roof anchorages and the development of OPOS documents.

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