OSHA Eyes Lifting Open Fire Ban at Busy U.S. Ports
Published Date: 7/1/2025
Proposed Rule
Summary
OSHA is getting rid of the rule that bans open fires at marine terminals. This change affects workers and businesses at these busy ports, making the rules simpler and cutting red tape. The update takes effect once finalized, with no extra costs expected.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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Open-Fire Ban Removed at Marine Terminals
OSHA proposes to remove the Open Fires in Marine Terminals Standard from the Code of Federal Regulations. This change affects workers and businesses at marine terminals (busy ports) and is intended to simplify rules and cut red tape. The update takes effect once finalized, and the agency says no extra costs are expected.
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