Large-Scale Residential Demolition
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State Demolition
Compliance
Requirements
Complying with Regulations
- You must comply with all applicable regulations even if they're not identified here.
- Regulations can change.
- In emergencies such as natural disasters regulatory authorities may establish special procedures or guidance.
- Local governments may enact local regulations that are more stringent than the federal requirements.
- Contact your state or local environment agency to clarify currently applicable regulations.
Worker Health and Safety
This website focuses on environmental issues. EPA has a limited role in worker health and safety.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is the federal agency with primary responsibility for worker health and safety in most situations.