ive been working in the tower industry for about 10 months now and ive already noticed some crazy things i dont understand.. i figure their are a few tge's here and can help me figure this out..

cambridge maryland we had a 350 guyed am/fm tower.. its anchors were in a bog that was flooded with at least 15 inches of water.. well we get to our northeast anchor and find that some person who worked on it last had welded angle iron to the anchor to try and stop the corrosion. im just wondering why isnt their a regulation on stuff like that.. the inspections seem to be laxed or something.. i dont know.. ive got alot to learn..

OSHA only likes to post fines. Never take any responcibility of how to do the work safely. The type of training required. Only, after the accident they post fines using articles and paragraphs that have nothing to do with our work.  Tower workers is a small community
that needs some  really experiance people to post the work rules and safety requirements. The OSHA standards 1910 and 1926 are not for our work description. We need somebody from OSHA to have the
courage and climb next to us to see how the work is done and then to take the responsibility to propose the actual work rules and training required for our work

I understand what you say about standards and regulations. The only problem is that when the time comes, according to OSHA, you are always wrong.