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Cutting Edge Safety Training for Roadway Construction

Accident Readiness for Your Drivers

Six steps every driver needs to follow should an accident occur.

Why High-Quality Training Is Worth the Investment

Getting North American contractors to embrace training has always been a challenge. Getting them to spend time and money on high-quality training is even more difficult, excuses for workers going untrained hold less and less weight.

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Dynamic Stretching Promotes Safety for Workers

Prior to performing our work, the goal is to warm up muscles and joints and prepare the nervous system. A dynamic warm-up is one that incorporates all the necessary components of stretching without losing anything.

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Congressional Action Needed for Proper Water Safeguards

American Cement Association

The bill is scheduled for full mark-up by the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure on Wednesday, July 16 at 10 a.m.

Video: Buy Quiet Construction Initiative Aims to Eliminate Noise Hazards

This video provides an overview of Buy Quiet initiatives and resources to construction company owners, employees, subcontractors, purchasers and suppliers of power tools and equipment, and to the general community.

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Cintas and Sqwincher Ignite Search for “Hottest Job in America”

Cintas Corporation

To be eligible, contest applicants must identify why their work environment is hotter than the average workplace. The prize package includes cooling products and a pair of NFL tickets.

Eight Employers Face OSHA Citations After Worker Dies of Fall at Texas Construction Site

Occupational Safety & Health Administration

Georgia contractor and seven subcontractors facing penalties after worker dies from 29-ft. fall during condominium construction

Incorporating Safety on the Jobsite

Educational training can maximize efficiency and keep operators safe

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OSHA Schedules Meeting Regarding Protecting Temporary Workers

Occupational Safety & Health Administration

The workgroup is meeting to continue its discussion of issues regarding protecting temporary workers and develop recommendations for NACOSH's consideration

The Big Debate: Are You Trained to Take It to the Limit?

Should additional requirements be added to ensure the safety of operators at extreme heights or in complex settings? We asked several industry stakeholders for their opinions on this subject. Following is an excerpt from that discussion.

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Wheel Loader Safety Begins With Being Proactive

Whether operating in special situations or any of the mainstream applications, wheel loaders carry some inherent safety concerns. Here are a few reminders, before you even turn the key.

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