Contrary to defendants' contention, the Industrial Code sections cited by plaintiff in support of his Labor Law § 241 (6) claim (12 NYCRR 23-6.1 [d]; 23-6.2 [a]) mandate compliance with concrete specifications applicable to this case, since plaintiff, an elevator construction worker, who, at the time of his accident, was drawing an elevator cable up to a "cat-head" by pulling on a rope tied to the cable, was engaged in "hoisting" (see e.g. Mills v Tumbleweed Mgt....
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