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Are You Doing Enough to Protect Your Hearing?

Employers are responsible for selecting, fitting and maintaining hearing protective devices and must provide them to workers at no costs and train worker in how to use them correctly

Convenience and comfort are important for frequent use of hearing protective devices. Earmuffs and foam earplugs in most cases offer the most noise reduction. However, preformed plugs or canal caps may be more convenient where construction work generates moderate daily average noise levels. There is no one device that is the best type for all situations.

[VIDEO] Understanding Crystalline Silica Hazards

This video discusses the three types of silicosis and the symptoms workers could experience with each type of silicosis

[VIDEO] Understanding Crystalline Silica Hazards

Whelen Heavy-Duty Traffic Advisor Pickup Truck Rack

Whelen Engineering Co. Inc.

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LED Personal Safety Lights

North American Signal Company

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Construction Company Facing $42,000 in Penalties After Trench Collapse Killed Worker

Investigation reveals Kentucky contractor had not trained workers in rescue procedures of any kind

OSHA Seeking Nominations for Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health

Occupational Safety & Health Administration

Nominations sought for two members to represent employees, two to represent employers, one for the general public and one for state safety and health agencies

[VIDEO] The Risks of Cold Stress During Extreme Cold Weather

Learn which workers are most at-risk during cold weather, the three risks to be aware of and the protective measures you can take to keep warm, dry and minimize your risk of cold stress on the job

[VIDEO] The Risks of Cold Stress During Extreme Cold Weather

Four Contractors Fined After Partial Bridge Collapse Kills Family Driving Below

The prime contractor, demolition contractor, concrete cutting contractor and a subcontractor fined $86,800 for violations

Technology is at Contractors' Fingertips, Literally

Two new construction glove products are bringing technology right to construction contractors' fingertips

Nanotips is a liquid solution that makes any glove touchscreen compatible making mobile device use while wearing the gloves much easier.

New Wearable Technology Protects Workers from Being Struck by Equipment

SiteZone Proximity Warning System uses RFID transponders workers can wear to warn operators when people on the ground are too close for safety

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[VIDEO] Personal Protective Equipment Basics - Hearing & Ear Protection

Adequate hearing protection is often neglected by workers, yet avoiding or improperly using ear protection can have serious consequences later in life

[VIDEO] Personal Protective Equipment Basics - Hearing & Ear Protection

Vertex eVerge Digital Two-way Radios

Vertex Standard LMR, Inc.

Digital models designed to provide better audio quality, privacy and range without the limitations of analog

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