OSHA Extends Lead Safety Reporting Rules for Construction Sites
Published Date: 2/28/2025
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OSHA is asking for public feedback to keep collecting important info about lead safety in construction. This extension helps protect workers by making sure companies keep tracking lead exposure the right way. No big changes or costs, just more time to keep things safe and sound!
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Extend Lead-in-Construction Paperwork
OSHA is asking for public comments to extend the OMB approval of the information-collection (paperwork) requirements in the Lead in Construction Standard. This keeps employer recordkeeping and lead-exposure tracking in place so companies continue collecting the same information about worker lead exposure. OSHA states there are no major changes or added costs—just more time to keep these protections active.
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