Posted by Old Ford Mechanic on January 25, 2020 at 11:47:00 from (162.227.89.18):
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Construction jobs require employees operating equipment such as cranes, forklifts, aerial lifts and other mobile equipment to have training certifications compliant with OSHA standards. Most of these certifications are obtained after getting company provided training and testing. Others are obtained through Union training classes if on Union jobs. Rigging Certifications are also provided and required. Most large plants such as the Nuclear and Power industry will provide their own training and certifications in addition to any certifications you may already have. I have worked in construction for close to fifty years. I would never even consider climbing onto a piece of equipment without having the correct certification. Pre inspection and all safety procedures should always be followed strictly. Everybody wants to go home to their families at the end of the day. This is true for both Union and Non Union jobs. My best advice is this. MAKE SURE YOU ARE COVERED WITH ALL THIS. One mistake is all it takes.
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