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Party Rental Firm Fined $154,000 for Plethora of Safety Violations

OSHA has cited ILAPA Inc., doing business as Lasting Impressions Event and Party Rentals in Bedford Heights, Ohio, for 19 safety violations. The company faces $154,000 in proposed fines.

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Gateway Safety, Inc.

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Road Building Costs Expected to Rise $100 Billion without Fly Ash

American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA)

ARTBA says regulating coal fly ash out of concrete comes with hefty 20-year price tag

AmQuip Takes Safety Lead With TRAM Fall Restraint System

AmQuip has become the first crane rental company in North America to fit the TRAM fall prevention system to its cranes.

MSHA Proposal would Require Proximity Detection Systems on Continuous Mining Machines

MSHA Proposal would Require Proximity Detection Systems on Continuous Mining Machines

The Good Side of the Recession

Industry's fatality numbers continue downward trend since 2007.

Minnesota Construction Deaths Rise as U.S. Sees Decline

While construction deaths in Minnesota were higher in 2010, they were still at a lower level than 2008.

Revisit Driver Safety

Motor vehicle accidents are the No. 1 cause of worker fatalities.

Six Steps to Prevent Back Injuries

With 25 percent of workmen's compensation claims resulting from back injuries it is important to follow the steps to avoid injury.

Construction Fatalities Decline Between 2009 and 2010

Industry-Led Efforts Contributed to Nearly 40 Percent Reduction in Fatalities Since 2006.

AGCA: Construction Fatalities Decline Between 2009 and 2010

Industry-Led Efforts Contributed to Nearly 40 Percent Reduction in Fatalities Since 2006.

Billionaire Smarts: Shrinking the Communication Gap

Break the English-Spanish communication barrier to help keep Spanish-speaking workers safe on the jobsite.

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