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Lifting Equipment
Preventing MEWP Accidents By Sharing Analysis
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
Since 2012 IPAF and its member companies have worked together to report accident data. IPAF conducts an ongoing project to analyze each reported accident and to share the conclusions with the access industry.
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Lifting Equipment
OSHA is Law – Why Should I Care About ANSI Standards?
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
People in construction know OSHA as the ultimate authority on safety - so what is all this news about new ANSI standards? Industry experts explain why industry regulatory standards are relevant and need to be complied with.
Brad Boehler, president of Skyjack and IPAF
Construction Safety
Safe + Sound Week 2019 Promotes Comprehensive Safety Program Development
Employers pay an estimated $1 billion per week for direct workers’ compensation costs alone. Business that incorporate safety and health programs can prevent injury and illness and improve productivity while reducing impacts to the bottom line.
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Construction Safety
Seven Safety Tips to Protect Construction Workers From Extreme Heat
Excessive heat and sun exposure pose significant dangers for construction workers. Western Specialty Contractors offers tips for preventing heat-related illnesses
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Construction Safety
Construction Zone Safety 2019
The 2019 edition of Construction Zone Safety offers advice and insight for creating a safety culture that exceeds compliance rituals. In addition, it contains information on safe equipment operation and ways to manage employees for maximum well being.
The 2019 guide to safety for construction equipment owners points the way to building a culture of safety.
Concrete
OSHA Moves Forward with Revisions to Silica Dust Rule
Revisions to Table 1 would identify additional common construction tasks with corresponding dust control methods and ease the burden on construction employers to address exposure.
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Construction Safety
[SPONSORED] Vacuum Lifting an Option to Protect Workers from Silica Dust
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Vacuum lifting allows concrete to be cut into larger pieces that can be lifted out without the drilling, prying or breaking associated with conventional removal
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Construction Safety
3M Issues Immediate Stop Use and Recall of Two Fall Protection Products
3M Fall Protection Business (formerly Capital Safety)
Stop use notice and product recall applies to the 3M DBI-SALA Twin-Leg Nano-Lok edge and Twin-Leg Nano-Lok Wrap Back Self-retracting Lifelines
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Construction Safety
Is It Really Worth the Cost to Keep Construction Workers Safe?
Keeping workers safe comes at an expense. Here’s why you can’t afford to spare it.
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Safety Equipment - Other
W1-AG Automated Flagger Assistance Device
IntelliStrobe Safety Systems
IntelliStrobe's W1-AG Automated Flagger Assistance Device (AFAD) keeps road workers safe by directing drivers when it's safe or unsafe to enter a work zone
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Business
How Resilience Training Can Improve Construction Productivity
Every year depression affects one in every five employees and costs American businesses $210 billion in medical bills and lost productivity. Resilience training can help your employees cope.
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Construction Safety
[VIDEO] Oregon DOT Deploying Auto-Flagging Tech to Protect Road Workers
Every year flaggers and other highway workers are injured and killed on highways in Oregon and across the nation. The Oregon Department of Transportation has begun deploying new flagging technology—auto flaggers—to help keep them safe
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