COVID-19: Page 19

Construction Safety
How Prefabrication Delivers Safety and Production Vertical Construction Needs for Coronavirus Survival
Outsourcing close-quarter construction to prefab shops shifts infection risk off your job sites and slashes time from project timelines
Hurdles such as work sequencing, worker availability, weather and time constraints can be overcome by prefabricating off-site. It also moves worker hours, and liability, off-site.
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Prefabrication outsources some close-quarters mechanical work off your job sites and cuts project timelines.
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Genie Provides COVID-19 Cleaning Protocols for Aerial Equipment
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This information provides jobsite superintendents and fleet managers with specific precautions to take in order to keep workers and jobsites safe and productive.
Based on guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Genie is now offering new procedures and protocols for cleaning and disinfecting aerial equipment on jobsites to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 while working at height.
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Cemex Funds Development of PPE for 20,000 Medical Workers in Houston
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$100,000 grant from CEMEX Foundation to TX/RX Labs supports development of essential face masks, face shields and other Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to fight COVID-19.
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California Construction Company Offers Free App to Control Coronavirus Risk
BuildCenter, a software spinoff from COBE Construction Inc., is offering a free health screening tool and attendance log.
BuildCenter lets construction companies do on-site health-screening and contact-tracing for COVID-19.
Construction Technology
Construction Post-Coronavirus: 4 Tools to Adapt to the New Normal
As states reopen there could be a second wave of virus, which construction teams need to be prepared to work through with the help of technology, policy and PPE. Contractors should not expect things to go back to the way they were
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Some US Megaprojects Figure Out How to Keep Moving Through COVID-19
Big-dollar developments across the country are adapting to challenges brought by the coronavirus health crisis
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OSHA Adopts Revised Enforcement Policies For Coronavirus
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As states begin reopening their economies, OSHA has issued two revised enforcement policies to ensure employers are taking action to protect their employees
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Put a Plan in Place to Get Your Construction Business Back in Operation
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Jumping back into business without careful planning could put you back out of it quickly.
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Five Steps to Ease Worker Concerns About Returning to Work Amid COVID-19
As the government allows more companies and industries to reopen, construction workers are starting to return back to work. Take these steps to ease any anxiety your employees may have
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Treasury Confirms Paycheck Protection Loans Under $2M are in “Good Faith”
New Treasury Department guidance provides safe harbor for firms that received loans of less than $2 million, clarifies repayment from firms that received more and don’t meet good-faith standard
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Existing in the Age of COVID-19
In today’s crisis-laden world, learning new tools, rules, and practices for your business may help you thrive.
Business Survival During COVID-19
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