Rigging Recertification Rigging certification confirms a person's proficiency in safely inspecting, selecting, and using rigging equipment for heavy loads, often required by employers to meet OSHA standards. While OSHA doesn't mandate formal certification, accredited organizations like NCCCO (National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators) provide the gold standard for Rigger Level 1 and 2, involving both written and … Continue reading Rigging Recertification

Backflow Recertification Backflow preventers are required in Ohio to protect public water systems from contamination, requiring installation for hazards like irrigation systems, commercial boilers, or chemical processes. These devices must be installed by a licensed plumber and tested annually (every 12 months) by a certified backflow assembly tester, with results submitted to local water authorities.  Renewal … Continue reading Backflow Recertification