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Safety Equipment - Other
More Advanced Technology is Coming to the Construction Jobsite
Caterpillar - Cat
December 9, 2019
High-tech hardhats and work boots are just two examples of advanced technology for personal protection equipment.
Construction Technology
Advanced Detection Systems Bolster Safety for Aerial Lift Equipment
Manufacturers are capitalizing on technology to bolster the safety of those operating machinery like boom lifts as well as to protect surrounding workers and equipment.
November 14, 2019
Boom Lift
Construction Safety
Construction Workers Employed at DOE Nuclear Sites at Higher Risk of Cancer
A follow-up study by CPWR finds that workers in construction face a higher risk of developing cancers than the general US population.
November 13, 2019
Since 1996, surveillance has been conducted on 35 DOE sites to determine if construction and trade workers are at significant risk for diseases associated with occupational exposures.
Construction Technology
How and Why to Report a Drone Incident at Your Construction Company
All companies operating drones should have internal reporting procedures to follow when a ground or flight incident occurs
October 14, 2019
Even the best-run drone program will one day have a ground or flight incident, and your company needs to be prepared with a reporting policy.
Construction Safety
Contractor Tapped for Asbestos Abatement of 157 Buildings Prior to Demolition
National Demolition Association
1 Priority Environmental Services spearheads abatement of 157 buildings at the former Vought Aircraft Plant in Grand Prairie, TX
October 14, 2019
The fast track abatement schedule by 1 Priority was immediately followed by demolition of the structures. Demolition also included salvage of remaining equipment and recycling of metals.
Business
What All General Contractors Need to Know About Subcontractor Workers’ Compensation
A subcontractor with inadequate workers’ compensation could cause severe damage to your construction company.
October 11, 2019
Workers Comp
Trucks
Can Removing Mirrors Make Construction Vehicles Safer?
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is considering allowing cameras to replace both rearview and sideview mirrors on trucks.
October 10, 2019
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Business
Portable Accommodation Solutions Help Put Safety First for Petrochemical Sites
Portable accommodation industry focuses on keeping workers safe when dealing with petrochemical production and processing.
October 4, 2019
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Construction Safety
Combat Worker Fatigue and Sleepiness to Reduce Jobsite Injuries
By addressing worker fatigue and sleep habits, you can protect against on-the-job accidents.
September 27, 2019
Construction Man Walking For Fatigue
Construction Safety
Suicide Prevention: Lifesaving Tips for Construction Workers
With suicide on the rise among individuals in the construction industry, prevention tactics in the workplace are crucial.
September 27, 2019
Suicide Article Photo
Earthmoving - Compact
Choose Skid Steer, CTL and Compact Wheel Loader Options to Reduce Operator Fatigue
Skid steers, CTLs and compact wheel loaders can be equipped to reduce wear on your operators.
September 23, 2019
Your average operator isn’t a small person. If you assume they have size 11 ft., are wearing PPE boots, and those boots probably have dirt or mud built up on them, the last thing you want is a small foot well or a raised partition taking up most of the room in the foot well.
Rental
Exceptional Customer Service Starts with Confidence
Signature Worldwide
Customers want to know that the employee they are working with is confident and will be able to serve them in a professional manner.
September 17, 2019
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Rental
How to Build 'Natural' Customer Service
Signature Worldwide
In order to achieve consistency in customer service, you need to set standards. These standards are guidelines that provide structure to important components of the customer interaction.
September 17, 2019
The best customer service happens when employees understand how to use their own personality in customer interactions.
Construction Safety
Safety During Extreme Events and How to Educate for Safer Jobsites
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
Andy Studdert shares recollections from his time at United Airlines on September 11 anniversary, plus shares tools for safer jobsites given today's changing workforce
September 12, 2019
Andy Studdert, interim CEO and managing director for the International Powered Access Federation
Construction Safety
Virtual Reality Gains Ground in MEWP Training to Improve Safety and Efficiency
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
IPAF CatchUP presenters share how virtual reality simulators offer a safer and more effective alternative to traditional training methods, helping managers accurately assess a trainee's preparedness.
September 12, 2019
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Portable Climate Control
Keeping the Construction Site Warm, Safe and Productive in Winter
Whether your goal is to maintain temperatures or control humidity, portable electric heating solutions can help
September 10, 2019
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Construction Safety
Train and Retain: Strengthening Culture through Injury Prevention
Workplace safety is an expensive problem; training can help
August 23, 2019
Msd Problem Infographic Construction
Trucks
FMCSA Wants to Make Truck Drivers Safer and Have More Flexibility
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Admin. proposed rulemaking gives commercial drivers more break time flexibility, extends drive and on-duty time in adverse conditions and short hauls
August 15, 2019
Arizona Asphalt Blur 2199293
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