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Construction Safety
Protecting Construction Crews with Better Technology and Training
AWP Safety
For construction crews and equipment operators, the best defense against dangerous driving habits remains a properly designed and implemented work zone staffed by certified safety professionals.
August 18, 2023
There are professional traffic control services providers operating in all parts of the country that have the knowledge to ensure work zones are fully compliant with federal and local requirements, so be sure to investigate opportunities in your area.
Equipment
IPAF Regional Manager Talks Lift Equipment Safety & Certifications
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
Learn some scissor lift and boom lift safety basics from this Q&A.
August 16, 2023
Ipaf Best Practices Training And Familiarization
Construction Technology
How Satellite Connectivity on Construction Jobsites Improves Project Coordination
Globalstar
In the construction business, safety, timing and security are essential to delivering projects successfully and satellite connectivity can help you accomplish that.
August 1, 2023
Many construction companies and equipment vendors still rely on phone calls and written logs to track equipment transported to and from jobsites as well as its actual use.
Worksite Equipment
Lighting Construction Jobsites in New Ways
Battery, solar and drone systems are changing how operators see the jobsite.
July 31, 2023
Solar-powered light towers produce zero emissions, are virtually noise-free and require minimal equipment maintenance.
Machine Grade Control, GPS, Laser & Other
Advances in Machine Control
Iowa Mold Tooling Co. Inc.
Advancements in machine control are bringing improved safety and efficiency to work truck operations.
July 28, 2023
From the ability to remotely customize cab settings and control attachments to improved diagnostic capabilities and troubleshooting, the benefits of control systems are revolutionizing the construction industry
Construction Safety
Powered Access Industry Accident Reports Up, Fatalities Down
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
Despite incident reporting increasing over the past year, the fatality rates of the most common types of accidents have declined, according to IPAF’s Global Safety Report.
July 20, 2023
Ipaf
Surface Prep
Working With Asbestos
National Flooring Equipment
How to approach floor preparation work in buildings with asbestos and the options contractors have to deal with an asbestos-containing floor.
July 19, 2023
What To Do With Asbestos In The Floor
Construction Safety
Construction Hard Hat Types and Classes: Head Protection on the Jobsite
AmTrust Financial
Providing proper head protection for employees is essential to help reduce head injuries like traumatic brain injuries and fatalities at jobsites. The types and classes of hard hats play an important role in keeping workers safe.
July 14, 2023
The types and classes of hard hats play an important role in keeping workers safe.
Construction Safety
Planning for Extreme Heat Risks on the Jobsite
DTN/Meteorlogix
For construction companies, it’s important to be prepared for all potential safety situations, especially silent killers like extreme heat.
July 13, 2023
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Rebar Accessories & Equipment
Tying Safety To Infrastructure
Advanced Construction Robotics
Rebar subcontractor MKE Iron Erectors Inc. uses their innovative mindset to become more comfortable working with rebar tying robot TyBOT on new concrete bridge deck.
July 11, 2023
Rebar Tying Robot Helps Wisconsin Subcontractor
Construction Safety Technology
Connected Wearable Solutions for Construction Workers Amid Elevated Global Temperatures
Epicore Biosystems
Increasing industry awareness of heat safety, advocating for regulatory improvements, and implementing next-generation wearable devices, researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders can develop advanced heat safety strategies.
June 28, 2023
Elevated temperatures are, in turn, expected to lead to more than 50 additional high-heat days per year, resulting in 450,000 heat-related injuries per year and over $500 billion in labor-related productivity costs.
Construction Safety
Construction Workers Learn How to Save Lives in a Bleeding Emergency
Lawson Products
Bystanders and those on the scene are often the first to witness and respond to bleeding emergencies. Emergency services can take several minutes to arrive, and knowing how to stop bleeding in the interim may make the difference between life and death.
June 22, 2023
Emergency services can take several minutes to arrive, and knowing how to stop bleeding in the interim may make the difference between life and death.
Construction Safety
Evolution and Broadening Scope of the Privette Doctrine
Gray Duffy LLP
Approximately 30 years ago, the California Supreme Court held in the case of Privette v. Superior Court (1993), that a homeowner should not be liable for the injuries incurred by the employees of independent contractors retained to repair the homeowner’s
June 15, 2023
The current emphasis on delegation, and particularly the strong presumption that the hirer has delegated all workplace safety related to the independent contractor’s scope of work, makes Privette a very effective argument on behalf of property owners and general contractors.
Construction Safety
Having The Mental Health Safety Conversation
McCarthy Building Companies
Q&A with John Moore, Regional Safety Director for McCarthy Building Companies Inc. for an inside look at how they built a culture of mental health safety for their craft professionals and advice on talking about mental health in construction.
June 12, 2023
How To Start Talking About Mental Health Safety In Construction
Construction Technology
8 Reasons to Improve Construction Jobsite Connectivity
Heavy Construction Systems Specialists, Inc. (HCSS)
Jobsite connectivity is essential for construction firms to ensure efficient project management, collaboration, and safety, ultimately leading to successful project completion within time and budget constraints.
June 6, 2023
Jobsite connectivity helps track equipment usage and performance, enabling preventative maintenance and repair to reduce downtime and associated costs.
Construction Safety
Safety Is A Concrete Idea
With the month of May home to Building Safety Month and Construction Safety Week, as editor for Concrete Contractor, I was lucky enough to have spoken with some great people that also put safety top of mind.
May 26, 2023
Concrete Safety
Concrete
4 Tips From The Code Council: Collaborating With The Local Building Department
International Code Council
The International Code Council consistently improves building codes and standards – utilizing all resources available to ensure that present and future buildings are safe, sustainable and resilient. Building safety professionals are here to help.
May 23, 2023
4 Tips on Working with Local Building Departments
Construction Technology
Top 4 Data Types to Collect on the Construction Jobsite
Data points are like puzzle pieces that when connected properly, form a bigger picture or fresh perspective that can change the way you operate your business.
May 16, 2023
Monitoring fuel use is one of many ways data collection can be used on the jobsite.
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