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Confined-Space Work Rule Upsets Small Contractors - ENR | McGraw-Hill Construction

Publication Date: 30-JAN-08
Author:  Pam Radtke Russell
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Utility contractors have sounded alarm bells about a proposed Occupational Safety and Health Administration rule for construction in confined spaces. Contractors and associations say the proposed rule, issued unexpectedly on Nov. 28, will make it more costly and confusing to work in spaces such as trenches or manholes.

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