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Milwaukee Tool REDLITHIUM USB Bluetooth Jobsite Ear Buds

Milwaukee Tool Corp.

Designed for on-the-job use, these Bluetooth earbuds provide passive hearing protection, delivering Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) tips, available in foam (25 NRR) or silicone (22 NRR).

Designed for on-the-job use, these Bluetooth earbuds provide passive hearing protection, delivering Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) tips, available in foam (25 NRR) or silicone (22 NRR).

Aerial Lifts: Elevating Safely With Stability

New ANSI regulations and technology make scissor lifts and boom lifts even safer.

Sensors actively monitor the machine’s platform load and sound an alarm as well as interrupt normal operations if it is overloaded.

CM Labs Wheeled Excavator, Walkaround Inspection and Instructor Operating Station

CM Labs Simulations, Inc.

The simulation training is based on real data and authentic machine behavior that interact with their environment and materials just as they do in the real world.

The simulation training is based on real data and authentic machine behavior that interact with their environment and materials just as they do in the real world.

Planning for Extreme Heat Risks on the Jobsite

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For construction companies, it’s important to be prepared for all potential safety situations, especially silent killers like extreme heat.

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MEWP Accidents: Why can’t we eliminate them?

International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)

Professionals who work with mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) offer their take on why the industry still experiences accidents.

Top Fatal Incident Trends, Reports By Country And Machine Type

Protecting Construction Crews with Better Technology and Training

For construction crews and equipment operators, the best defense against dangerous driving habits remains a properly designed and implemented work zone staffed by certified safety professionals.

There are professional traffic control services providers operating in all parts of the country that have the knowledge to ensure work zones are fully compliant with federal and local requirements, so be sure to investigate opportunities in your area.

IPAF Regional Manager Talks Lift Equipment Safety & Certifications

International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)

Learn some scissor lift and boom lift safety basics from this Q&A.

Ipaf Best Practices Training And Familiarization

2 Simple Technology Retrofits to Make Your Site Safer

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You don’t need to buy new equipment to take advantage of technology that improves site safety. Check out two affordable options you can add to your existing machines right now.

The obvious advantage of camera systems is a safer jobsite with less risk, equipment damage and downtime. The hidden benefit? Operators who work more confidently, efficiently and productively.

Ergodyne Unveils ProFlex 7043 Work Gloves

The ProFlex 7043 Nitrile Coated Cut-Resistant Gloves are made with a blend of A4 cut-resistance, 18-gauge dexterity and microfine nitrile grip.

The ProFlex 7043 Nitrile Coated Cut-Resistant Gloves are made with a blend of A4 cut-resistance, 18-gauge dexterity and microfine nitrile grip.

Werner ProForm SP Full Body Harness

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The harness features a hip level deployment cord that puts the suspended worker into a seated position with freedom of movement for rescue operations.

The harness features a hip level deployment cord that puts the suspended worker into a seated position with freedom of movement for rescue operations.

Advancing Jobsite Safety with Machine Technology

Digging Deeper sits down with the experts at John Deere to discuss the ways they are using innovation to help keep construction workers out of harm's way.

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How Satellite Connectivity on Construction Jobsites Improves Project Coordination

In the construction business, safety, timing and security are essential to delivering projects successfully and satellite connectivity can help you accomplish that.

Many construction companies and equipment vendors still rely on phone calls and written logs to track equipment transported to and from jobsites as well as its actual use.

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