OSHA Extends Lead Construction Info Collection
Published Date: 4/24/2025
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Summary
OSHA is fixing some wrong numbers in their paperwork approval for the Lead in Construction safety rules. This update keeps the information collection process going smoothly for construction companies and workers who deal with lead. No new costs or deadlines—just a quick correction to keep things on track!
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