Crane Identification Requirements — Ontario
Regulation OHSA + O.Reg 213/91 s.165 · Province of Ontario
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OHSA + O.Reg 213/91 s.165 — Regulation OHSA + O.Reg 213/91 s.165
Cranes and hoisting equipment generally display rated load capacity and be registered with required identification markings under Ontario OHSA and Construction Projects Regulation.
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Cranes must show their load ratings on the crane body and in the cab. This is safety critical — overloading a crane can be fatal.
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