Hawaii drops state certification requirement for crane operators
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Hawaii has eliminated its state certification requirement for crane operators, effective September 1, after Governor Josh Green signed H.B. 2324 into law on July 1. The legislation directed the Hawaii Occupational Safety and Health Division to repeal the Hoisting Machine Operators Advisory Board and its statutory authority.
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Honolulu — Crane operators in Hawaii will no longer be required to be state certified after Sept. 1. H.B. 2324, signed July 1 by Gov. Josh Green (D), directed the Hawaii Occupational Safety and Health Division to repeal the Hoisting Machine Operators Advisory Board and its statutory authority. This…
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