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OSHA Fines OH Contractor $158,000 for Willful, Repeat Violations in Trench Cave-In Death

OSHA Fines OH Contractor $158,000 for Willful, Repeat Violations in Trench Cave-In Death

Maxwell Systems, American Compliance Systems Partner to Improve Jobsite Safety

Viewpoint Construction Software

Safety tools and consulting services to help adhere to OSHA regulations.

Expert Training Content

J. J. Keller & Associates

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OSHA Announces Phase-in for Residential Construction Fall Protection

OSHA is allowing a three month phase-in period from June to September to allow employers to come into compliance with the new directive for residential fall protection.

OSHA Final Rule Simplifies Standards, Reduces Employer Burdens

US Labor Department's OSHA announces final rule to reduce employer burdens by removing outdated requirements, streamlining and simplifying standards.

Smoked and Shade 3.0

Miller Electric Mfg. LLC

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High Cost of Congestion: At Least 2,200 Premature Deaths and $17.8 Billion

New Members Appointed to Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health

Eight new members will serve two-year terms and represent the interests of the public, employers, employees and government

JLG to Demonstrate its LiftPod Personal Portable Lifts at Safety 2011

JLG Industries Inc. will exhibit its line of LiftPod personal portable lifts during the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) Safety 2011 Conference and Exposition.

Study Attributes 2,200 Deaths, $18 Billion Cost to Traffic

Study Attributes 2,200 Deaths, $18 Billion Cost to Traffic

PeerAssist Releases New Construction Safety Certification Software

PeerAssist client, California Drywall, wins 2011 Excellence in Construction Safety Award.

Don’t get disabled by ADA requirements for sidewalk cross-slopes

American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC)

Tips for concrete contractors building sidewalks to meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act or ADA.

These levels measure sidewalk cross-slope over 8-, 24-, and 48-inch lengths. Of the three, which cross-slope measurement result should be used to accept of reject the contractor's work?

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