> But does that mean that if I want to hire "Fred, the guy who does the
> tower work for all the hams around here" to put up my tower, he has to
> be certified? What if he isn't? What liability do I have?
>
> //There isn't any certification requirement for residential work anywhere
> I've ever heard of. But as for liability: I think as the property owner,
> if any employee of yours is hurt while working on your property, you're
> liable, anyway. Your homeowners insurance policy probably includes some
> amount of Workmans Comp coverage for exactly that reason. Whether that
> coverage is actually adequate is another question....-WB2WIK/6
>
> -=-
> Alan AB2OS
>
>
>
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