Michigan delays enforcement of its amended concrete construction rule
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Michigan OSHA has pushed back the enforcement date of its revised concrete construction standard to September 21, 2024, giving contractors additional time to comply with the updated rules. The amended Construction Standard 25 strengthens worker protections and modernizes requirements to better align with current industry practices.
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Lansing, MI — Michigan OSHA is delaying, until Sept. 21, enforcement of its revised concrete construction standard. The agency amended Construction Standard 25, Concrete Construction on June 22 in an effort to strengthen worker protections and modernize requirements to reflect current industry…
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