Aggregate & Quarry Equipment Identification
OHSA + Aggregate Resources Act · Province of Ontario
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OHSA + Aggregate Resources Act — OHSA + Aggregate Resources Act
Equipment used in aggregate extraction and quarry operations in Ontario should be marked with company identification and safety information per OHSA requirements.
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Quarry equipment — crushers, conveyors, haul trucks — need company names, unit numbers, and safety labels. Quarry inspectors check these during Ministry visits.
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