
OSHA Crane Laws
OSHA established the Final Rule for operation and inspection safety for all Cranes and Derricks in the United States. The documentation can be overwhelming at first glance and has resulted in the production of many assistance materials to help break down the document into the key elements.The following is a compilation of these materials to help assist you in your efforts to build and maintain safety complaince with OSHA. OSHA also has a list of Frequently Asked Questions.
At American Crane School, we are committed to providing you with the knowledge and resources necessary to navigate these regulations effectively. Our expert instructors are here to guide you through the complexities of crane laws and ensure that you are well-prepared for certification. We believe that understanding these laws is not just about compliance, but about fostering a culture of safety that protects lives and enhances operational efficiency. Join us as we explore the latest updates and best practices in crane safety, empowering you to excel in your career while prioritizing safety above all else.
For more information you can reference OSHA Cranes & Derricks in Construction page directly.
Crane Law Articles
Compliance Directive for Cranes and Derricks in Construction
"This instruction provides guidelines for enforcement procedures and inspection guidance conducted for equipment covered by Subpart CC." The "Compliance Directive" is a condensed version of Osha's Final Rule that includes supplemental diagrams to help readers...
State Certification
For most of the 21st century, crane operator certification did not exist. Companies would purchase cranes, train their operators, and that was it. During that time, the crane industry experienced a large number of accidents resulting in injuries and deaths. In 1971,...
Certification vs Qualification
Crane training and crane operator certification are perhaps the most important contributors to crane safety in the construction industry. Not only is choosing the right crane training provider necessary for safe crane operation, there is no substitute for crane...
State Crane Laws
Currently 11 states with additional requirements to operate a crane
