According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ annual review of mortality data, steel erection consistently ranks in the top 10 most dangerous jobs in the country. The construction of heavy-duty high-rise structures, metal buildings, and even signage are all examples of steel erection work. Erection of steel is frequently the skeleton core of constructions such as bridges, commercial and retail complexes, office buildings, and industrial facilities. In 2001, OSHA issued the current rule for steel erection, which is referred to as Subpart R, 1926.750.