Construction Safety: Page 9

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Beat the Heat: The Importance of Worker Safety on Construction Sites
McCarthy Building Companies
By addressing heat-related risks through careful planning, proactive measures, and compliance with evolving regulations, the construction industry can better protect its workforce and maintain productivity during the hot-weather months.
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Safety Equipment - Other
When a Cybersecurity Breach Occurs, Preparation is Paramount
Bulk Construction Materials Initiative (BCMI)
The preparation phase is the last, but not least, step in securing your company’s data.
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Driver Safety: A Core Transportation Industry Value
Trimble Inc.
Coupled with advanced technology, fleets should continue to prioritize and revisit their driver training programs. The most successful fleets have many touch points for their safety training programs.
Inadequate signage, road construction, poorly maintained roadways and storms (rain, snow, ice, wind) all pose risks, especially for large, heavy vehicles that require more space for stopping and time to maneuver turns.
Project Management
Trimble Launches Vehicle Inspection Solution for Fleets
Trimble Solutions USA
Trimble Inspections adds a modernized truck and trailer inspection application to Instinct’s driver experience.
Trimble Inspections consolidates truck and trailer inspections into a single workflow for the fleets that operate in both the U.S. and Canada.
Lifting Equipment
Lift Equipment Safety Standards Development
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
It is critically important that IPAF and its members continue to play a key role in the development of voluntary consensus standards for MEWPs.
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Underground Equipment
Locating Devices Offer New Tech for Different Jobsites
When selecting utility equipment, locating systems continue to evolve to help contractors identify interference and accurately locate underground utilities amid it.
Once utilities are accurately located, vacuum excavators can be used to safely expose them, starting with a small excavation and expanding as needed.
Utility Locators
How RTK Creates Accurate Positioning Estimates to Protect Underground Utility Lines
Point One Navigation
Explore the importance of accurate positioning estimates and how real-time kinematic (RTK) positioning relies on a network of fixed base stations at known locations to accurately verify receiver positioning.
Construction surveyors rely on different tools to find and precisely map the location of critical underground utility infrastructure.
Personal Protection Equipment
Safety Tech & Smart PPE in Construction
This Digging Deeper podcast episode features Ryan Barnes of STUDSON and Christian Connolly of TwICEme discussing safety technology and PPE products in construction.
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Coaching & Consulting
When an Off-Duty Construction Worker Saved a Life Using Narcan
SAFE Project
The story of how Jimmy Kelley, a professional painter from Boston, utilized his naloxone training to save someone's life.
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Construction Safety Technology
Why Your Contractor Safety Evaluation Process is All Wrong
Highwire
A comprehensive contractor evaluation process requires gathering the right data that provides an understanding of past performance but also creates a predictive view of safety risk.
Evaluating the standard incident and risk statistics involves retrieving data from many sources and cross-referencing figures.
Construction Safety Technology
What to Wear to Your Next Construction Project
How wearable technology supports field operations, reducing workplace accidents, improving equipment use and increasing worker productivity
The chips are programmed to report equipment usage and maintenance data, ensuring that no one puts on a damaged or defective article before going to the jobsite.
Concrete
Placing Concrete in Hot Weather Conditions
Operative Plasterers' & Cement Masons' International Association
Precautions should be taken when placing concrete in “hot weather conditions” when the concrete temperatures are in the range of 77-95º F.
Basics on Hot Weather Concrete
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