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Maritime crane certifiers must be accredited
Q: Do I have
to be certified by the Department of Labor and Industries to inspect cranes
on the waterfront?
A: Yes, everyone who inspects maritime cranes, derricks,
material-handling devices, cargo spouts, suckers and similar equipment
must be accredited as a Crane Certifier by the Department of Labor and Industries.
How to obtain accreditation as a Crane Certifier
You must submit an application
for accreditation as a crane certifier with the state of Washington.
Application
for Accreditation (309 KB PDF / 2 min) (F416-063-000)
Ask an Expert
E-mail
L&I's Maritime Specialist or call 360-902-4669 if you have questions about becoming accredited as a maritime crane certifier. Or call the Maritime Crane Certification desk at 360-902-4943.
Regulation & Policy
- WAC 296-304-14001 - Application for Accreditation as a Crane Certifier.
- WAC 296-304 - Safety Standards for Shipbuilding, Ship Repairing & Ship Breaking.
- WAC 296-56 - Safety Standards for Longshore, Stevedore and Related Waterfront Operations.
General Safety & Health Rules
- WAC 296-800 - Safety and Health Core Rules.
- WAC 296-24 - General Safety and Health Standard.
- WAC 296-62 - General Occupational Health Standards.
- WAC 296-155 - Safety Standards for Construction.
Resources
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