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Telescopic Slide Rail Shoring (TSRS)

Primax Shoring, Inc.

Telescopic Slide Rail Shoring System comprises telescopic corner and/or linear posts sliding vertically relative to each other

Work Zone Safety Clearinghouse Launches Ad Campaign and Unveils New Educational Resources

The campaign is aimed at boosting awareness and use of the Clearinghouse and improving safety in roadway construction zones.

OSHA Cites Contractor for Failing to Provide Cave-in Protection at Boston Jobsite

Trainor Construction Co. faces $29,000 in proposed fines for alleged willful and serious safety violations.

OSHA Cites St. Louis Roofing Contractor for Repeatedly Exposing Workers to Hazards

The contractor faces a nearly $69,000 fine for six serious and five repeat safety violations.

Jacobs Engineering Group Achieves OSHA VPP Corporate Participant Status

The highly prestigious designation is held by only seven other corporations.

Turner Construction Company Receives Liberty Mutual's Safety Commendation Award

The Chula Vista High School project was completed in 432 work days without incident.

IPAF Representatives Address OSHA Committee

Panel learns about advances in mast climbing work platform and aerial work platform safety and education.

Verification Tool Allows PAL Cards to be Checked Online

Site and safety managers can now use the PAL Card online verification tool to check if a card is genuine.

Operators Hold the Keys to Backhoe Safety

The most important backhoe loader safety device sits in the operator’s seat.

The operator is the ultimate safety device, with responsibility for keeping everyone safe on the excavation.

Less Than Two Weeks Left to Vote in the 'Are You Carhartt Tough' Contest

Less than two weeks of voting remain before the toughest of the tough are announced as winners of the Are You Carhartt Tough? contest at www.CarharttRental.com.

Beware of risk transfer

American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC)

What You Should Know Before You Tow

Understand your trailers' capabilities, as well as proper loading and safety checks.

The ratings of the tow vehicle and trailer and the weight of equipment to be transported must be compatible. Don’t use a trailer that’s over rated for your truck.

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