Construction Safety: Page 99

Loaders
Hyundai Adds All-around View Monitoring to HL900 Wheel Loaders
Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc.
Hyundai Wheel Loader Monitor Tklue9581
Personal Protection Equipment
Heavy-duty Work Boots
Iron Age Footwear
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Construction Safety
NH College Offers First Construction Safety Degree in the US
Program prepares students for a variety of occupational safety and health program management positions in the private and public sectors
Personal Protection Equipment
Value-priced, High-visibility Apparel Line
West Chester Protective Gear
West Chester Protective Gear's high-visibility garments include vests, shirts, outerwear and rainwear designed for a variety of construction and work environments
Hi Vis Lineup
Construction Safety
Artificial Intelligence Research Could Reduce Construction Industry Injuries
Studies are using motion sensors and artificial intelligence software to learn how expert bricklayers are limiting the loads on their joints
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Concrete
OSHA Inspector Says 'Excavation Was Not To Regulation'. What Now?
Concrete Foundations Association (CFA)
This column has previously presented technical issues related to the residential concrete foundation industry. In 2018, we turn to a range of topics related to OSHA regulations and their interpretations to help prepare you as an employer.
Figure 1: Residential basement excavation with over 8-ft of depth. No benching, loose soil encumbrances on the slope and spoil piles closer than 2-ft from the opening. This excavation should not be entered until corrected.
Construction Safety
OSHA Civil Penalties Increase 2% for Inflation
OSHA penalties for other-than-serious, serious and failure to abate violations increased by $319 while penalty for willful and repeat violations increased $2,587
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Construction Safety
D.C. Circuit Rejects All Industry Challenges to New OSHA Silica Standards
U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit decided OSHA's new silica dust standard was "reasonable"
Construction Safety
Construction Fatalities Up 6% in 2016
Construction industry again had the highest number of fatalities in all industries with 991 worker deaths, according to the 2016 Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries
The construction industry represented 19.9% of all worker deaths in 2016 and 22.2% of all private industry worker deaths.
Construction News
NYC Bill Would Consider Contractors' Financial Situation when Awarding Damages in Construction Fatalities
Contractor groups denounce proposed bill's sliding scale when awarding damages in construction-fatality cases
Construction Safety
Study: Prevention through Design Poised to Help Improve Construction Safety
Dodge Construction Network
Findings from the study on the benefits of safety investments show that investment in safety has a positive impact on project budgets, schedules, quality, and on business factors
Study reveals the engagement with and impact of two critical trends for improving construction safety: technologies used on jobsites and the practice of Prevention through Design (PtD).
Construction Safety
Safety is the Gift That Keeps on Giving
There’s one gift that doesn’t fit neatly under a tree, yet keeps on giving year-round — the gift of enhanced safety on the jobsite.
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