HI All;
I just received an email from a company offering OSHA training for solar
installers. A good idea, but they claimed you need a 10 hr certification
just to work as a solar installer. I have never heard of this, so did I
install a couple of hundred systems illegally?
Here's a quote from the email: "Photovoltaic work includes working at
heights and with electricity. Due to the nature of the work, a minimum
of an OSHA 10-Hr certification is required to be employed in the field
of photovoltaics. "
This is either:
A) a scam trying to scare me into signing up for their class
B) a new requirement I wasn't aware of
C) a long standing requirement not being enforced
Fill me in oh wise ones,
Ray Walters
Solarray, Inc.
Denver, CO
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