SafetyQuestion 1316 of 1605
Under OSHA's construction crane standard, operators of most cranes with a rated capacity over 2,000 pounds must be:
a.Only 18 years old with no other requirement
b.Certified only for tower cranes
c.Certified/qualified to operate the crane
d.Exempt from any training
Explanation
1926.1427 requires crane operators to be certified or qualified. Certification comes from an accredited testing organization or an audited employer program, ensuring operators are competent.
Law Reference: 29 CFR 1926.1427Practice all 1605 questions free — no signup required.
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