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Management
Over 100,000 People Complete IPAF Training in 2011
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) issued a record 97,488 PAL Cards worldwide through its approved training centers in 2011, an increase of about 13.9% over the 85,605 PAL Cards issued in 2010.
Upon completion of the IPAF eLearning module and hands-on training, trainees receive a PAL card, which serves as proof that the cardholder has been trained to operate powered access equipment safely and effectively.
Dirt Work
Dozer Operator Drowns in D9 Sunk in Sandpit
Commercial Construction, of Lincoln, Neb., faces $19,600 in OSHA fines
Safety
Court Dismisses Case Against NYC Crane Rules
Steel Institute of New York's challenge called ‘manifestly absurd’
Dirt Work
Training Tips for Safe, Efficient Trenching
Using a hydraulic excavator to dig a trench requires proper preparation and attention to safety
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Safety
President Signs Landmark Pipeline Safety Legislation
Support from pipeline industry and safety advocates helps move reauthorization and safety measure through a balky legislative system
Dirt Work
Excavate Safely on an Incline
VISTA Training offers tips to maximize safety and productivity when using hydraulic excavators directly on slopes
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Safety
New Year Brings New Diesel Emissions Tax to Metro Vancouver
Non-road diesel machines with Tier 0 engines must be registered and pay $4 per horsepower
Dirt Work
Know the Equipment Before Hitting the Slopes
Even experienced operators can falter if they fail to get to know their machine
Safety
FMCSA Releases New Limits on Trucker Hours Behind the Wheel
Associated Equipment Distributors (AED)
Final hours of service rule reduces the amount of time a trucker can spend on the road by 12 hours a week
Safety
Common Ground Alliance Launches Plan to Help Spread the Safe Digging Message
Common Ground Alliance
Second annual Communications Plan provides customizable tools for use throughout the year
Safety
OSHA Cites Utility Contractor Following Confined-Space Fatality
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
One employee entered a manhole and succumbed to toxic fumes; another was hospitalized after attempting rescue
Safety
OSHA Cites Creamer Sanzari Joint Venture for Safety Hazards at Passaic Bridge Project
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Proposed penalties total $41,580 for hazards ranging from lack of ring buoys and a lifeboat to lack of fall protection to a deficient lockout/tagout system
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