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The following links contain recommended BC Crane Safety COVID-19 Safe Work Practices developed based on procedures developed by colleagues in sectors involved in crane operations.

BC Crane Safety shares these practices for the benefit of employers, contractors and workers who use, erect, climb and disassemble all types of cranes.

» Working When Physical Distancing is not Possible

» Safe Work Practices

If you have any further questions, please access any of the links contained in the Safe Work Practices.

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