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Report: Biggest Risk to Construction Workers is Being Hit by Vehicles or Equipment

Struck-by incidents contributed to 804 construction worker fatalities from 2011 to 2015, the most of any major industry, according to a new report; 52% of fatalities involved workers struck by an object or equipment

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Contractor Saves Money, Improves Employee Health with Workplace Health Services

PC Construction has achieved $3.9 million in cost savings by bringing health services to its employees

On the jobsite, a private space is set up where PC Construction employees can visit the traveling health coaches.

Kiewit Makes Project NEON Safer with Cat Detect Safety System

Caterpillar's Detect for Personnel uses Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology to detect ground workers in an unsafe area while audible alarm alerts equipment operators and workers in the area

Approximately 75% of struck-by fatalities involve heavy equipment.

[VIDEO] Cat Detect Safety System

Cat Detect is a suite of technologies that can help overcome the safety challenges presented by low visibility, crowded areas on-site and even operator fatigue and distraction

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Triax Technologies Integrates Spot-r Wearable Safety Device with Procore Platform

Integration eliminates manual double-entry of data and automatically sends accurate spot-r worksite data to Procore for accidents, timecards, manpower and daily construction reports

Through a secure, wireless sitewide network and wearable device that clips onto workers’ belts, spot-r provides real-time worker time and attendance, zone-based location, and automatic safety incident alerts.

IN Demolition Contractor Helps with Disaster Response Training

For over 40 hours in May 2017, a collection of national and international agencies – including NDA member Brandenburg – gathered to pull off a large-scale training exercise at a partially demolished Radisson Hotel in Indiana

The special equipment attachments to handle debris, the specialized personal protective equipment and the mindset of working with a compromised structure is normal for a demolition worker - making them a great partner for disaster response.

How Training Construction Equipment Operators Can Boost Efficiency and Job Site Safety

Those who know and understand how to safely use equipment have the ability to work faster and more efficiently, leading to better overall performance and profitability.

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OSHA's Online Injury Tracking Application Launches August 1st

Companies required to submit their OSHA Form 300A information from 2016 will be able to find FAQs and instructions for the Injury Tracking Application (ITA) at the new webpage

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[VIDEO] OSHA Silica Dust Standard Enforcement Will Start Soon

Starting September 23, acceptable crystalline silica exposure levels will drop from 250 to 50 micrograms in an 8-hour period; plus more construction industry news in the July 13, 2017, edition of Construction News Tracker

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When the Dust Flies, All of Construction Pays the Cost

When some fail to comply, all of construction can pay in higher insurance costs and tighter regulation.

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Milwaukee Tool NO DAYS OFF Hooded Sweatshirt

Milwaukee Tool Corp.

Milwaukee Tool's NO DAYS OFF Hooded Sweatshirt combines wind and water resistance with a comfortable fleece lining to provide all season versatility

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GRIDIRON Zip-to-Thigh Bib Overalls

Milwaukee Tool Corp.

The Milwaukee GRIDIRON Zip-to-Thigh Bib Overalls provide warmth and weather protection without the bulk of cotton duck work wear

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