Crane & Rigging — a citable crane and rigging mind

US crane and rigging operational safety compliance: OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC cranes and derricks in construction, and NIOSH hazard alerts on crane and hoisting incidents — grounded exclusively in OSHA.gov and cdc.gov/niosh. ASME B30 series standards are licensed content; described in general terms and referenced by section number, never reproduced.

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