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IPAF Introduces eLearning Module for Aerial Work Platforms
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
The eLearning module has been developed and tested with IPAF member NES Rentals which has now trained most of its 1,040 staff to PAL Card level.
IPAF introduces its new eLearning Training Module.
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Adaptable Flashing Beacons
North America Traffic Inc.
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Management
Loading and Unloading Equipment: When Are You Protected and Not Protected?
In all states, damage or injury to persons and property is covered by commercial automobile insurance which arises during loading or unloading of the vehicle. The question is whether the state where the accident occurred follows the “complete operations” or “coming to rest” doctrine.
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2012 Excellence in Construction Award Winners
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)
Competition recognizes top construction projects and firms displaying exemplary commitment to safety and diversity
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OSHA Committee Considering Proposed Update to Accident Prevention Signs & Tags Standard
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Special meeting of Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health to consider updates to Accident Prevention Signs and Tags standard
Safety
Proper Safety Training Will Help Prevent Electrocutions on Your Jobsites
The four most common fatal, on-the-job accidents in the construction industry in 2011 were falls, electrocutions, struck-by-object, and caught-in/between.
Safety
OSHA Cites Company After Worker Dies from Electrocution Injuries
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Highway Technologies receives 10 safety violations and is placed in the Severe Violator Enforcement Program
Management
Do You Have Your Worker’s Back on Rebar Tying Projects?
Powered rebar tying tools can help prevent worker back, wrist and musculoskeletal disorders.
When tying rebar at ground level, using an extension handle on a powered rebar tying tool will help protect against back pain and injury.
Safety
Video: Prevent Slip, Trips and Falls On Construction Sites
According to OSHA, slip, trip and fall accidents account for the majority of workplace injuries and are a major cause of accidental deaths. Most slip, trip and fall accidents can be prevented by following safety rules and safe work procedures.
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Video: Cut Off Disk & Zip Disk Safety
This video describes the proper and safe use of cut off and zip disks commonly used in the construction industry
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Video: Pedestal & Bench Grinder Safety
This video describes proper and safe use of pedestal and bench grinders commonly used in the construction industry
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Video: Portable Abrasive Grinder Safety
This video demonstrates proper safe use of portable abrasive grinders commonly used in the construction industry
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