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07/04/2010

New Tower Crane Regulations Come Into Force

New regulations come into force requiring the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to be notified of conventional tower cranes installed on construction sites.

The new regulations:

place the duty to notify on the employer
require notification of the relevant information within 14 days of thorough examination of the crane
require cranes already erected when the Regulations come into force to be registered within 28 days
allow electronic notification via the HSE website

All details notified will be contained in a register that will be open to public scrutiny. Notifications will be subject to an administration fee of £20.

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