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OSHA Cites Brooklyn Steel Erector Following Fatal Structure Collapse at Brighton Beach

One construction worker was killed and four injured when pouring concrete caused a building to collapse; potential fines approach $78,000

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Along These Lines When "Buying American" Doesn't Make Sense
Lisa Cleaver
Monday May 21, 2012

Recent reports have pointed out some downfalls of the Buy American Act. The Buy American Act has been around for a long time and requires the federal government to buy American-made iron, steel and manufactured goods wherever possible. The definition of "American-made" has evolved since the inception of the act in 1933. Currently, an American-made product is defined as all of its manufacturing processes, constituent parts and/or materials... read more »

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