This volume codifies the federal regulations governing labor and occupational safety in the United States as of 1998. It is part of the larger Code of Federal Regulations, a comprehensive collection of rules published by U.S. federal government agencies. This specific title, Title 29, focuses on Labor, and Part 1926 details the safety and health standards applicable to construction, alteration, and demolition operations.

This compilation serves as a critical reference for legal professionals, employers, and workers involved in the construction industry, providing the definitive legal framework for workplace safety in 1998. Its authority stems from its direct publication by the U.S. Government Printing Office, ensuring its status as an official record of federal law. The text is dense and technical, intended for direct application and compliance rather than general readership. As a historical snapshot of regulations, it is valuable for understanding the legal landscape of occupational safety at a specific point in time.