An Act to ensure safety and transparency in pipeline repair
This bill requires non-utility contractors repairing gas or electric pipelines on public infrastructure (like roads or sidewalks) to follow specific labor laws and obtain local wage standards from the Department of Labor every six months. It also mandates that gas and electric utilities request these wage rates for each municipality they work in. Within one year, the Department of Labor must create rules for a certification program ensuring contractors and workers meet training standards for pipeline repairs. The bill directly affects contractors performing pipeline work on public infrastructure and utilities managing those projects.
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Paul Feeney
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Paul Mark
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Vanna Howard
DDemocratic
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