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Dust Control DustBoss DB-100 Fusion

Provides a powerful atomized mist with a range of 100 meters and up to 140,000 sq. ft. of coverage area

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Preco PreView Sentry Object Detection System

Preco Electronics, Inc.

Fully adjustable detection zone with the ability to detect objects from the face of the radar up to 98 ft.

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Monitor These Key Areas to Keep Construction Jobsites Safe

Following some key safety rules and enforcing those rules on construction sites can help protect workers and ensure safer working conditions

Following the proper health and safety practices, as well as active communication between the employer and the employee, is essential in preventing construction-related accidents.

OSHA Cites Contractor with Serious, Willful Violations in Trench-Collapse Death of Two Workers

Unprotected trench collapsed killing the crew's foreman and another worker, hospitalizing a third with serious injuries. There were no signs of compliance with trench safety standards

The Safety & Risk Management Council (SRMC) of the ASCC Recognizes Exemplary Safety Records of Contractors

American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC)

Concrete contractors with exemplary safety records for 2015 were recognized by the Safety & Risk Management Council (SRMC) of the American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC), St. Louis, Mo., at the association’s Annual Conference in Minneapolis, Minn.

OSHA Cites NJ Contractor with 13 Safety Violations Totaling $292K in Penalties

OSHA issued three willful, four repeat and six serious safety citations for lack of fall protection and other "preventable hazards"

Defend the Danger Zone. Keep People Safe.

With machines and crew members moving in the same space at the same time, contact seems inevitable. Here's how you can add a layer of protection to your safety processes using technology

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How to Safely Plow Parking Lots

Drivers should always dress in layers because layers help maintain a comfort level inside and outside the cab.

How “Virtual Sweeping” Addresses the Training Problem

Mike Lucht, 1-800-SWEEPER president and founder, takes a 'test drive' on the organization's new training simulator. Note the trees out the left side view of the cab, the debris field immediately ahead of the sweeper, and the overhead view on the right-hand screen.

MA Contractor Facing $120K for Trench Cave-in Accident

Employees were working in a 12-foot deep trench when a concrete duct encasing utility wiring that was suspended above the trench collapsed into the trench, causing a cave-in

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

Why We Need Roof-Crush Ratings for Heavy-Duty Pickup Trucks

Pickup makers are using the structures designed for half-ton cabs in much heavier HD pickups. Isn’t it time we had a measure of how safe they are in a rollover?

The IIHS measures the exact amount of deflection a roof will absorb with a constant and even amount of force from a flat metal plate applied by this monstrous machine. But they don't test heavy-duty pickup trucks.

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