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Philadelphia Demolition Contractor Charged with Murder in Deadly Building Collapse
Six counts of third-degree murder, six counts of involuntary manslaughter and 13 counts of reckless endangerment brought against contractor accused of ignoring safety advice before an accident that killed six
Safety
App of the Week: i-Safe 3.1 (iPervidi Paperless Inspections)
The new i-Safe 3.1 mobile app is designed to decrease inspection time for Capital Safety's i-Safe 3.0 Intelligent Safety System streamlining paperless inspection
Automate all aspects of inspections, work orders and field data collection with the i-Safe 3.1/iPervidi mobile app.
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Brochure: Illumagear Halo Light Personal Active Safety System
Illumagear Inc.
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Trailer-Hitch Scale Makes Towing Safer
Hydraulic tongue-weight scale built into the stock of a trailer hitch can point out the difference between a safe load to tow and a potential accident
Weigh Safe
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Roofing Contractor Faces $37,000 in OSHA Fines for Fall Hazards
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Airworks Construction cited for willful fall hazards during residential roof replacement
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PTS Contractors Placed in Severe Violater Enforcement Program After Citation for Trenching Cave-in Hazards
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Green Bay excavation contractor faces $70,070 in OSHA fines for cave-in hazards during trenching operations
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Safety Is No Accident
Regional Pavement Maintenance in Arizona knows there has never been an accident that couldn't have been avoided.
Regional Pavement Maintenance emphasizes safety with every worker on every job. They give each employee a safety vest with the RPM logo
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Tennessee Contractor Faces $61,000 in OSHA Fines After Crane Collapse
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Contractor cited with willful, serious and other safety violations after damaged wire rope caused the crane to collapsed while replacing the Highway 109 bridge over the Cumberland River
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Demolition Contractors Cited After Fatal Building Collapse
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Philadelphia contractors facing $397,000 in proposed fines after building collapse injured 14 people and killed six
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Public Meeting Scheduled for Proposed OSHA Rule on Tracking Workplace Injuries
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Interested parties can comment on the proposed rule to improve tracking of workplace injuries and illnesses
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Masonry Contractor Facing $77,000 in Fines After Worker Dies in Fall
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Florida contractor Coastal Masonry cited for willful and serious fall-protection violations after worker falls 70 ft. to his death while attempting to straighten bent rebar
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ATSSA Receives Federal Grant to Effectively Train Roadway Workers
American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA)
The American Traffic Safety Services Association was awarded a $2.2 million from the FHA to train roadway workers who build and maintain America's roadways
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