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Construction Safety
Safety Expert John Meola Shares Heat Stress Management Tips
When summer temperatures rise, many construction workers are at risk of heat stress.
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Construction Safety
Five Ways to Overcome COVID-19 Challenges in the Asphalt Industry
Asphalt paving and construction operations are essential to keeping our economy running. From face coverings to social distancing, workers need to protect themselves and their co-workers from the Coronavirus. Here's how.
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Construction Safety
4 Steps Contractors Can Take When They Can’t Stand the Heat
Heat hazards can get your construction company in hot water if you fail to address them. Here are four tips from safety expert John Meola to protect both your workers and your business.
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Rental
How to Keep a Safe Worksite All Summer Long
Herc Rentals Inc.
Whether you’re a rental business owner or part of a safety team, it’s important to understand how heat can affect the body, recognize the signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses, and know how to respond if a worker gets sick.
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Concrete
Hot Weather Concreting: Why Monitoring Concrete Temperatures is Essential
The Transtec Group, Inc.
Placing concrete in hot weather necessitates extra precautions to ensure that the concrete sets properly and gains strength at a stable rate.
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Equipment
Democrats 'Moving America Forward' Bill Focuses on Resilient Infrastructure
The $1.5 trillion bill includes a $500 billion transportation package but Republicans fear it focuses too much on climate change
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Concrete Equipment & Products
Building a Seaside Foundation on the Rock
Every year the Concrete Foundation Association (CFA), based in Mt. Vernon, Iowa, holds a contest to honor the best and most difficult foundation projects of the year.
Building the foundation for house on rock is no easy thing. Shown here are the footing pads and piers. Workers are beginning to form the concrete deck which will become the floor of the house.
Business
Construction Industry Against Proposed COVID-19 Protect Every Worker Act
The act would compel OSHA to issue an emergency temporary standard and subsequent permanent standard for infectious diseases.
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Roadside Safety Measures
DTN Weather Siren Improves Worker Safety
DTN/Meteorlogix
OnGuard Siren Alerting Solution combines WeatherSentry’s patented capabilities to activate audio and visual mass notifications for outdoor construction safety.
The OnGuard sirens and beacons tie into DTN’s premier WeatherSentry alert system that provides the best weather information in the world through a universal smart controller.
Concrete
High-Flow, Multi-Culvert Stormwater Management System Installed During Hurricane
Rinker Materials, a QUIKRETE Company
Serving more than 2 million passengers annually, Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) recently restored Taxiway A – Phase I as the first step in a multi-phased, multi-year project to improve the traveler experience.
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Equipment Management
Al Quiring Towing Says SmartHeat LED Lighting Keeps Truckers Safer Two Ways
J.W. Speaker Corporation
Increased illumination and automatically shedding ice and snow made J.W. Speaker SmartHeat lights a must-have tool for must-go trucks
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Construction Safety
May is Building Safety Month
International Code Council
May is the International Code Council's 40th annual Building Safety Month.
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