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COVID-19 Vaccination Helps Maximize the Safety of Your ‘Essential Worker Family’

World Sweeping Association

Your employees continued good health keeps your company operational, talk with them about vaccination for COVID-19

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Lifting Equipment

Linamar Corporation, Skyjack Launch Canadian Vaccination Clinic

Longstanding Skyjack customer United Rentals has also partnered in the campaign to ensure materials needed to help make this location a success are readily available.

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Financing, Insurance & Leasing

Must-have Insurance Policies to Protect Your Construction Business in the Time of COVID-19

Custom Contractors Insurance, LLC

COVID-19 has caused construction project delays and cancellations; work that continues exposes contractors to new risks that can be insured: of worker infection, work interruption on infected sites, supply-chain disruption, and more

Construction Update

This Week's 10 Hottest Construction Stories: New Rules Open PPP Payoff to the Smallest Businesses

Why the most-read construction stories include how to troubleshoot concrete cracks, 9-day continuous concrete pour slipforming grain silos, where surface transportation funding stands, six factors when adding drones to your construction business

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Telemedical Service Delivers Managed Healthcare Directly to Construction Jobsites

JobSiteCare is delivering physician-led managed healthcare directly to injured or ill workers on the jobsite. Its TextBadge smartphone-based screening technology can also provide customizable capabilities to keep workers safer during and post-pandemic.

How New PPP Rules Make Free Money Available to the Smallest Businesses and Sole Proprietors

Biden Admin. focus on small businesses assures that sole proprietors and businesses with fewer than 20 employees have a great shot at getting a first or second forgivable PPP loan

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Construction Costs Continued Climbing in February with More Expected in First Half of 2021

Materials and labor prices rose for the fourth consecutive month as the engineering and construction industry rebounds from the COVID-19 induced recession.

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Construction Safety

Tips to Improve Ventilation on Indoor Jobsites and Cut COVID Risks

CPWR -- The Center for Construction Research and Training

CPWR offers suggestions to improve ventilation, and cut COVID-19 exposure risks, on enclosed construction sites where HVAC systems are not in operation.

With more construction work being conducted indoors during the colder winter months, CPWR offers tips to ensure adequate ventilation and reduce COVID-19 exposure risks.

Construction Technology

How GPS Tracking Enables Social Distancing and Optimizes Construction Fleet Productivity During Pandemic

Advanced Tracking Technologies Inc. (ATTI)

Combining real-time GPS vehicle-tracking data with today's ubiquitous video conferencing improves construction managers' control and speed to adapt most efficiently to inevitable emergencies and changing demands that occur throughout each day

Real-time GPS tracking of vehicles offers details about equipment performance that construction managers are using to gain real advantage in production as well as operator accountability.

Construction Technology

Aclaimant and StrongArm Technologies Partner on Next Evolution of COVID-19 Risk Management

Partnership combines Aclaimant's safety and risk management tools with StrongArm's wearable product to keep frontline workers safe amid the ongoing pandemic.

Hops & Highways Episode 17: 10 Tips for Asphalt Roller Maintenance

The American Society of Civil Engineers

Who won the first Hops & Highways Yeti can coozie? How many construction contractors plan to get the COVID-19 vaccine? What are the top maintenance items you should check on your asphalt roller? Answers to all these questions and more on Hops & Highways

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Barely More Than Half of Construction Workers Will Take the COVID-19 Vaccine

Some of the nation’s workers at greatest infection risk are the least willing to be vaccinated, and with new freedom to require it, employers may be key to getting people vaccinated

Morning Consult Vaccine Resistance

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