Which OSHA regulation specifically governs suspended personnel platforms?

The regulation that specifically governs suspended personnel platforms is indeed OSHA 1926.550(g). This provision outlines the requirements for the safe use of suspended personnel platforms, which are used for tasks like maintenance or construction work at heights. It ensures that operators and workers are aware of necessary safety features, including load limits, fall protection, and rigging standards to prevent accidents while working on these platforms. This regulation is crucial for enhancing workplace safety and protecting personnel who may be working at elevated positions.

The other options refer to different aspects of crane operations and safety, such as general requirements for crane movement or other forms of elevated work platforms. Each is important in its own right, but they do not specifically address the criteria and safety measures pertinent to the use of suspended personnel platforms as covered in 1926.550(g).