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Trico Lift Participates in Joint Seminar on Fall Prevention
Trico Lift
Trico Lift recently participated in a one-day Fall Prevention seminar hosted by Madison Risk Group (MRG) at the FallProof Systems headquarters in Trenton, NJ.
Trico Lift recently participated in a one-day Fall Prevention seminar hosted by Madison Risk Group (MRG) at the FallProof Systems headquarters in Trenton, NJ.
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OSHA Extends Comment Period on Proposed Silica Rule
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
The public has until January 27, 2014 to comment on the proposed silica rule and supporting analyses
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NJ Concrete Contractor Facing $154,000 in Fines for 18 Safety Violations
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Alleged violations found at County Concrete Corp.'s East Orange facility include one willful lack of a lockout/tagout program and 16 serious violations
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OSHA Cites Six Contractors at NH Power Plant Construction Site
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Employers from five different states cited for cave-in, scaffold, electrical, fall and other hazards at New Hampshire power plant construction
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PavementCouncil.org Earns Support of Scientists – and Us
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White Hat Bias
Pavement Coatings Technology Council (PCTC)
White Hat Bias was recognized as a set of preferences that lead to non-neutral decisions and actions by scientists resulting in “distortion of information in the service of what may be perceived to be righteous ends.”
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IPAF Opens Chicago Office
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) has opened a US membership office near Chicago in Glen Ellyn, IL as part of its investment in improving services to members across the US.
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LED Lighting Options
Buyers Products Co.
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ESP Electronic Stability Program
Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC
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TABS-6 Advanced Roll Stability System
Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC
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Proposed Silica Rule Causes Concern
While intended to protect workers, the rule could prove costly to construction businesses.
Exposure to airborne silica dust can occur in operations involving cutting, sawing, drilling and crushing of concrete, brick, block and other stone products.
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Cintas and Carhartt Launch Third Annual Cold Crew Contest
Cintas Corporation
Online contest seeks to find North America's toughest cold weather workers
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