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Crane Accident Prevention: OSHA wants to extend deadline for demolition site and underground construction site crane operators to get their license

In a previous blog we mentioned that OSHA decided to apply cranes and derricks safety standard requirements to demolition and underground construction sites. The deadline for crane operators to get their certification was November 14th 2014 but OSHA just announced that it has was planning to extend it to November…

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New York Crane Accident: No injury after Crane tips over near the East River in Manhattan

Thankfully there was no injury following the crane accident near the Eat River at the Water Club restaurant. The 20 ton crane, a Grove RT540E owned by Phoenix Marine was doing work on a bulkhead on the south end of the restaurant when workers said it became snagged on a…

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Construction Accidents: OSHA to apply cranes and derricks safety standard requirements to demolition and underground construction sites

In order to prevent and reduce hoisting equipment related accidents in demolition sites and underground construction sites, OSHA is extending the application of the requirements of the August 2010 cranes and derricks in construction standard to all construction sectors. Starting May 13 2013, the separate standard applying to demolition and…

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