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Construction Safety
Cooled Hard Hats from Qatar Set to Keep Stadium Builders Cool
Solar-powered air conditioning in a hard hat results from the authority building the 2022 FIFA World Cup facilities in Qatar’s commission to protect workers from heat stroke
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Construction Toolbox
12 Days of Construction Christmas 2016 - Anti-fog Eyewear
Brass Knuckle's BK-Anti-Fog+ Anti-Fog safety glasses feature a special lens coating for anti-fog protection more than 40 times greater than what is required
Brass Knuckle's N-FOG PLUS anti-fog safety glasses feature a special lens coating for anti-fog protection more than 40 times greater than what is required.
Construction Toolbox
12 Days of Construction Christmas 2016 - Touchscreen Compatible Gloves
The Performance and Free-Flex gloves feature touch screen-compatible material, while the Performance Fingerless gloves provide maximum dexterity when handling small objects
Smartswipe technology on Performance and Free-Flex models allows easy use of touch screen devices.
Fleet Maintenance
3 Keys to Maintaining Commercial Vehicle Air System Through Winter
Dropping temperatures heighten importance of battling moisture in vehicle air systems, and demands a freeze-response plan that bans alcohol
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Construction Safety
[VIDEO] Winter Weather Safety: Driving Hazards
Learn the steps that workers can take to stay safe when winter weather turns driving conditions hazardous
[VIDEO] Winter Weather Safety: Driving Hazards
Seal Coating
Walking Path Completed with 20,000 Square Feet of Porous Pave XL Permeable Pavement
Permeable pavement provides an environmentally friendly solution for establishing access to an ecologically sensitive natural area adjacent to the Charles River in Wellesley, MA.
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Concrete
MIT Study Confirms: In Wake of Hurricane Matthew, Building with Strength Would Bring Southeast Atlantic Residents Significant Cost-Savings
National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA)
The study found a $10 million non-engineered wood building could be expected to face more than half a million dollars in hazard related damages over 50 years, while a $10 million engineered concrete building is expected to face only $165,000.
Construction Safety
[VIDEO] Winter Weather Safety: Snow Hazards
Snow hazards can impact your working environment, pose hazards for workers at height and often involve strenuous activities like shoveling
[VIDEO] Winter Weather Safety: Snow Hazards
Material Processing & Debris Handling
NCAT Paves Test Strips in Cold Weather Climate
NCAT and MnDOT partner to execute pavement preservation and asphalt mixture performance testing experiments on low- and high-volume routes in Minnesota.
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Construction Safety
[VIDEO] Safety Around Down Power Lines and Trees
This video reviews the safety hazards posed to workers by damaged or downed power lines, collapsed poles and downed trees and offers safety tips
[VIDEO] Winter Weather Hazard Safety Around Damaged Power Lines & Downed Trees
Equipment
AECOM Awarded $41.5 million Contract for New York City’s Wastewater Resiliency Program
AECOM will provide program and construction management for the design and construction of $200 million in resiliency upgrades for the city’s wastewater treatment plants and pumping stations
Patching
Why You Should Repair Cracks in the Fall
Moderate temperatures during the fall season are optimal for crack sealing performance
In cold temperatures, the pavement contracts and cracks open to their widest point. In hot temperatures, the pavement expands and closes the cracks. This is why spring and fall are considered the optimal time for crack repair.
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