Welcome to the All Purpose Crane Training blog. Here we share plain-language articles about crane safety, OSHA rules and what operators, riggers and signal persons in California need to know to stay certified and work safely on the job site.
Federal OSHA rules for cranes used in construction are found in 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC. These rules cover who may operate a crane, how loads must be rigged, how signals are given and how equipment must be inspected. Knowing these rules helps employers avoid fines and, more importantly, keeps workers safe.
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