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Gauging the Impact of OSHA’s Crane Operator Requirements

by Construction Executive | Mar 30, 2017
Equipment | Heavy Equipment | OSHA | Safety

In this spotlight on crane safety, Construction Executive interviewed Hank Dutton, Travelers’ senior technical specialist for construction and risk control, on the impact of OSHA’s new certification requirements for crane operators.

Clearing the Air: OSHA’s New Construction Silica Standard

by Dwayne S. Hartman | Mar 30, 2017
Legal and Regulatory | OSHA | Regulations | Safety

In March 2016, OSHA issued its long-anticipated final rule on respirable crystalline silica with two separate standards, one for the construction industry and the other for general industry plus maritime.

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Gauging the Impact of OSHA’s Crane Operator Requirements

Clearing the Air: OSHA’s New Construction Silica Standard

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