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Safety
TCA Announces Call for Entries for 2013 Safety Awards
Tilt-Up Concrete Association
Deadline for entry is September 11, 2013
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Infrastructure
Asphalt Industry Positioned to Meet OSHA’s Proposed Silica Standard Rule
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
NIOSH is expected to release in the coming months a best practices document for roadway milling based on the work of the Silica/Milling Machine Partnership.
Safety
OSHA Announces Proposed Rule to Protect Workers Exposed to Crystalline Silica
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
The proposed rulemaking includes two separate standards - one for general industry and maritime employment and one for construction
Safety
Video: OSHA Presents "Deadly Dust" Silica
In this video from OSHA (9:14 min.), learn more about how dust control methods can help limit workers' exposure to crystalline silica
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Safety
New Training Resources Protect Women in the Construction Industry
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
OSHA and National Association of Women in Construction alliance will focus on musculoskeletal and sanitation hazards and issues related to poorly-fitting personal protective equipment
Safety
2014 Chevy Silverado, GMC Sierra Score Five-Star Safety Ratings
General Motors Company
GM's are the first pickup trucks to receive the highest possible five-star Overall Vehicle Score for safety since the NHTSA changed its assessment program for the 2011 model year
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Infrastructure
Video: How to Have a Successful Tailgate Safety Meeting
This video takes a look at elements of successful construction tailgate safety meetings
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Safety
Safer Steps with Tilt-up Concrete
Tilt-Up Concrete Association
Industry safety guidelines from the Tilt-Up Concrete Association provide tilt-up concrete contractors a plan for worker protection.
The Tilt-Up Concrete Association offers several initiatives to help improve safety on tilt-up jobsites.
Safety
IPAF Database Reports 28 Fatalities Involving Aerial Platforms Worldwide for the First half of 2013
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
The main causes of these fatalities were: overturn (10), fall from height (9), entrapment (5), electrocution (3) and impact with an AWP (1)
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Workforce
Are Your Employees Ready for the Hazard Communication Deadline?
OSHA's December 1st deadline for Hazard Communication training is quickly approaching. Make sure your employees are ready.
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Management
Reducing Lost Time Pays Big Dividends
The Institute for WorkComp Professionals indicates that costs mount exponentially when a claim moves from medical-only to lost-time.
Safety
Brochure: RMT TRACK-VISION Camera System
RMT TRACK-VISION Camera Systems are equipped to connect up to four cameras to a single monitor.
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