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No state license for this trade. New Hampshire doesn't license or register demolition & excavationbusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every demolition & excavation business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
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Highlights
- Fatal trench collapse — Keene Sentinel reported an employee death and federal citation
JP Trucking & Excavating describes excavation, trucking, demolition and site preparation for homeowners, contractors and municipalities throughout Southern Vermont and New Hampshire. The Walpole company says it has been in business for 22 years, offers free estimates and is insured. It describes work ranging from building-lot preparation to driveway reconstruction and gravel delivery. The Keene Sentinel has reported a fatal trench collapse involving a JP Trucking & Excavating employee on a town infrastructure project and refers to a federal citation in its coverage.
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News & the web
- OSHA cites company after trench collapse kills worker in Acworth
“Christopher Hewey, 37, of Alstead died in a trench collapse on Bascom Hill Road in Acworth on May 16. He was an employee of JP Trucking & Excavating, a private company contracted to work on a town infrastructure project. In its citation, the federal agency alleges that the company had employees working in a trench that was unprotected from cave-ins, and that it did not provide them adequate safety training. OSHA cited the company for three violations”
— keenesentinel.comRead the article ↗
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