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Type: News
Section: Business > Construction Safety > Weather Protection
Construction News
US DOT Announces Emergency Funding to Repair Roads in Tennessee, Ohio
Roads in these two states will receive federal funding to help manage repairs from historic weather events in 2019
March 19, 2019
Construction News
USDOT Releases $700M for Emergency Road Repairs, $60M for Transport Research
A large amount of funds are being distributed to states and territories for damage from a variety of events and 32 University Transportation Centers (UTCs) will receive funds to seek solutions to national, regional and local transportation issues
February 6, 2019
Construction News
$21 Million Needed to Repair Wisconsin Roads, Bridges After Severe Weather
Torrential rain and severe flooding in 2018 damaged roads and bridges, homes and businesses across Wisconsin.
February 4, 2019
Construction News
Report: Extreme Weather Events Wreak Havoc on California Roadways
December 18, 2018
Construction Safety
Petition Calls for OSHA to Create Heat Protection Standard
Petition calls for a heat protection standard that should include things such as mandatory rest breaks, hydration and access to cool spaces
September 10, 2018
Equipment
Vermeer Preparation Shrugs Off Tornado Hit
Hundreds of guests at Vermeer’s Pella, Iowa, headquarters sat out a direct hit by an EF3 tornado that wiped out two factories last Thursday with only a handful of minor injuries
July 25, 2018
Construction News
OSHA and ISEA Form Alliance to Improve Use of Personal Protective Equipment
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Alliance will provide members, employers and employees with information on how to properly select, use, maintain and store PPE and safety equipment
June 25, 2018
Cranes
SC&RA Unveils Severe Weather Guidelines for the Crane & Rigging Industry
Guidelines outline job preparation before, during and after severe weather and are intended to minimize risks, reinforce safe work practices and positively communicate preparedness
June 25, 2018
Business
US Army Corps of Engineers Submits $6.8B ‘Work Plan’ to Congress
2018 budget funds water resources projects focused on commercial navigation, reducing flood and storm damage and restoring aquatic ecosystems
June 15, 2018
Generators
Texas Urges Residents to Stock Up On Emergency Supplies During Upcoming Tax-Free Weekend
When storms like Harvey happen, consumers flood hardware stores looking for the kinds of supplies the comptroller is talking about. That causes havoc on supply chains. Inventory of needed items shrink, meaning consumers have to wait longer to get them.
April 23, 2018
Pickup Trucks & Vans
Ford Releases Details on F-150 Diesel
Ford Motor Company
F-150 3.0-liter Power Stroke Diesel V6 promises best-in-class torque, towing and targeted EPA-est. 30 mpg.
January 8, 2018
Generators
How to Safely Use a Generator After a Hurricane
In the event of an extended power outage, particularly following hurricanes and other severe weather, having a generator at home can be a huge advantage. But if used improperly, the devices can seriously harm or kill unsuspecting families.
September 27, 2017
Construction News
NIOSH and OSHA Introduce Improved Heat Safety App for Outdoor Workers
Workers exposed to hot and humid conditions, including construction workers, landscapers, farmers and others, are encouraged to use the app to check weather conditions if they will be outdoors for short or long periods during the summer heat.
June 7, 2017
Construction Safety
Cooled Hard Hats from Qatar Set to Keep Stadium Builders Cool
Solar-powered air conditioning in a hard hat results from the authority building the 2022 FIFA World Cup facilities in Qatar’s commission to protect workers from heat stroke
December 28, 2016
Equipment
AECOM Awarded $41.5 million Contract for New York City’s Wastewater Resiliency Program
AECOM will provide program and construction management for the design and construction of $200 million in resiliency upgrades for the city’s wastewater treatment plants and pumping stations
November 1, 2016
Construction Safety
OSHA Cites Landscaper after 23-Year-Old Worker Succumbs to Fatal Heat Stroke
Crewman died after being hospitalized with a core body temperature above 108 degrees; OSHA has proposed penalties of $12,471
September 28, 2016
Construction Technology
Federal Government Invests Additional $80M in Smart Cities Initiative
Additional investments will include solutions to energy and climate challenges, evolving transportation options, and public safety and disaster response
September 27, 2016
Construction Safety
US Health Agencies Issue Zika Protection Guidelines for Outdoor Workers
Proper use of insect repellent and protective clothing on outdoor jobsites can help reduce workers' exposure to the mosquito-borne virus
April 26, 2016
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