Rules and Regs: OSHA Rule Requires Crane Operator Certification for Concrete Tank Delivery

In this month’s regulations update, environmentalists ask for a return of the BAT practices in Maryland, and OSHA’s 2010 crane operator certification rule goes into effect in November

By David Steinkraus
February 23, 2017

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Regulations OSHA National Precast Concrete Association Certification Safety Florida Point-of-Sale Inspection Onsite Septic System North Dakota Washington Maryland New York Wisconsin U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Phosphorus

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Beginning in November 2017, anyone operating a crane delivering concrete septic tanks to a job site must be certified to do so under a coming rule from the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. In 2014, OSHA extended the deadline for certification to this year. The...

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