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Safety
New Jersey Contractor Facing Over $50,000 in Fines for Fall Hazards
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Concrete Systems Inc. faces $52,470 in proposed OSHA penalties for eight fall protection safety violations
Safety
Unique Access Solution Required at Pennsylvania's Largest Wind Farm
Spider delivers a unique access solution to install spacers at Mehoopany Wind in Noxen, PA.
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Safety
Video: How to Inspect your Self-Retracting Device
This FallTech video (4:25 min) takes a look at the proper way to inspect a self-retracting device
Video: How to Inspect your Self-Retracting Device
Safety
Video: How to Inspect your Fall Protection Lanyard
This video (5:07 minutes) from FallTech shows you how to properly inspect your fall protection lanyard
Video: How to Inspect your Fall Protection Lanyard
Safety
Video: How To Inspect a Full Body Harness
The FallTech video (5:47 minutes) shows you how to properly inspect and wear a full body harness
Video: How To Inspect a Full Body Harness
Management
Video: Introduction to AGC Alternative - A Private Insurance Exchange
The AGC Private Insurance Exchange is an out-of-the-box program for controlling health insurance and benefit expenses, reducing administrative burden and complying with new federal regulations
Video: Introduction to AGC Alternative - A Private Insurance Exchange
Management
AGC Introduces First Nationwide Private Insurance Exchange for Commercial Construction Industry
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
First of its kind nationwide private insurance exchange for the commercial construction industry features comprehensive insurance coverage from Aetna, MetLife and Group Vision Service as part of its introductory suite of benefits
Safety
OSHA’s Severe Violators List Grew 23% from 2013
Eighty workplaces have been added to OSHA’s Severe Violator Enforcement Program because of willful, repeat and failure-to-abate violations
Safety
California Contractor Indicted for Manslaughter in Trench-Collapse Death
Work continued for days despite two stop-work notices issued by a Milpitas building inspector because of elevated trench-collapse conditions
Safety
Worker Crushed to Death in St. Petersburg Roller Accident
53-year-old worker was driving a roller on a sand berm when the machine slipped and rolled on top of him
Safety
OSHA Orders Hanford Contractor to Reinstate Worker Fired for Raising Safety Concerns
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Washington River Protection must pay $220,000 in back wages after it violated federal whistleblower laws by firing the employee for voicing nuclear safety concerns
Safety
Trimble Acquistion Helps Company Integrate Crane Safety and Accuracy into Construction Processes
Trimble Inc.
Trimble has acquired Load Systems International Inc., a manufacturer of crane safety instrumentation
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