Establishes requirements and penalties for disassembling, dismantling, or demolishing iron projects in Hawaii.
The bill introduces a new chapter in the Hawaii Revised Statutes to regulate the disassembly, dismantlement, and demolition of iron projects. It defines "ironworker" as someone who works with structural steel and iron and has completed an apprenticeship program. "Iron project" includes various structures like buildings, bridges, and power plants. The bill prohibits anyone without an apprenticeship program from disassembling, dismantling, or demolishing these projects.
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