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Patching
Working Safely with Infrared
While these repair tools are considered safer than cut and replace methods, there are still precautions you and your crew should take when working with this equipment.
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Fall Protection
Ohio Contractor Fined $117,000 After Worker Died from Fall
R&B Contractors is facing $116,900 in OSHA fines and 15 safety violations after a worker fell 40 feet from a roof and died
Construction Toolbox
OSHA Top 10 Safety Violations Relatively Unchanged for Years
Fall protection, hazard communication and scaffolding have been the top three most cited violations since 2013
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Ventilation
Milwaukee Tool M18 Jobsite Fan
Milwaukee Tool Corp.
6.84-lb. fan supplies up to 284 cfm and circulates air over 40 ft.
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Loaders
[VIDEO] Doosan Wheel Loaders Training & Safety
In this training video, you'll learn basic safety rules and instructions for operating Doosan wheel loaders
[VIDEO] Doosan Wheel Loaders Training & Safety
Excavators
[VIDEO] Doosan Excavators Training & Safety
In this training video, you'll learn basic safety rules and instructions for operating Doosan tracked and wheeled excavators
[VIDEO] Doosan Excavators Training & Safety
Articulated, Rigid Dump Trucks
[VIDEO] Doosan Articulated Dump Truck Training & Safety
In this training video, you’ll learn basic safety rules and instructions for operating Doosan articulated dump trucks (ADTs)
[VIDEO] Doosan Articulated Dump Truck Training & Safety
Construction Technology
Caterpillar Offers New S60 Smartphone with Built-in Thermal Imaging
Cat says this is the world’s first smartphone with an integrated thermal camera, as well as the world’s most waterproof unit.
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Construction Safety
OSHA Finds Contractor At Fault for Structural Steel Collapse
OSHA says contractor did no erect structural steel framework according to manufacturer's plan and with inadequate bracing
Construction Safety
Investing in Worker Safety Through Wearable Technology
Insurance companies are investigating how wearable technology and BIM can help reduce risk and increase efficiencies in the construction industry.
Many companies looking to bring more wearable tech to the jobsite are focusing on getting their innovations into workers’ existing gear to boost adoption. As a result, in the near future, construction workers may find that common assets, such as hardhats, safety vests and even the tools they carry, are being infused with new capabilities.
Communications Equipment
Kyocera DuraForce XD and DuraXE
Kyocera Mobile Solution
Addition of large-screen Android smartphone and flip-style feature phone enable AT&T business and consumer customers to choose the right device for the task at hand
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Construction Safety
New Initiative Aims at Improving Suicide Prevention in Construction Industry
Guidebook helps contractors communicate the importance of mental health to managers, supervisors and employees
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