OSHA Extends Paperwork Approval for Marine Terminal Safety Rules
Published Date: 2/14/2025
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Summary
OSHA is keeping the paperwork rules for marine terminals and longshoring workers in place by extending the approval from the Office of Management and Budget. This means businesses involved in loading and unloading ships will keep following the same info-sharing rules, with no new costs or changes right now. The extension helps everyone stay on track without extra hassle or delays.
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Marine terminal paperwork approval extended
OSHA is extending the Office of Management and Budget's approval of the information collection rules in the Marine Terminals and Longshoring Standard. Businesses involved in loading and unloading ships will keep following the same information‑sharing (paperwork) requirements, with no new costs or changes right now.
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