Changes to Washington state trenching rule make written plans a must
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Washington state's Department of Labor & Industries has adopted a new rule requiring construction firms to complete written work plans before starting excavation, trenching, and shoring projects. The regulation takes effect June 1, 2024.
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Tumwater, WA — Construction firms in Washington state that perform excavation, trenching and shoring work must complete a written work plan before a job begins, under a new rule recently adopted by state’s Department of Labor & Industries. Published April 21 and set to go into effect June 1,…
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