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Overhead and gantry cranes - Minnesota

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Minnesota follows federal OSHA regulations for overhead and gantry cranes.  

Minnesota’s state OSHA plan adopts most federal OSHA regulations by reference.  

Minnesota rules contained in Part 5205.1200-1220 apply to any: 

  • Crane, derrick, or hoist having a maximum rated capacity of one ton or less; 
  • Monorails;  
  • Monorail or underhung cranes;  
  • Top-running single girder (underhung hoist) cranes;  
  • Railway or automobile wrecking cranes;  
  • Skip hoists;  
  • Hoist-like units used for horizontal pulling only;  
  • Mine hoists;  
  • Conveyors;  
  • Shovels;  
  • Drag line excavators or backhoes; or  
  • Any equipment within the scope of mobile scaffolds, towers and platforms. 

However, all of these devices are excluded from the coverage of overhead or gantry cranes in 29 CFR 1910.179. 

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