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Safety
Construction Growth Fuels Increase in Worker Fatalities
National construction fatality figures increase 8% from 2011 to 2012, while booming North Dakota suffers nearly 10 times the national average
Safety
Contractor Cited After Two Workers Killed in Construction-Site Fall
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Alabama contractor faces proposed penalties of $54,500 after the death of two workers who fell 90 ft. during work on I-85
Management
App of the Week: ExakTime Mobile 2.0
Exaktime, Inc.
Use your iPhone or iPad and the ExakTime mobile app to track time while on the construction jobsite
The ExakTime Mobile app helps manage remote employees and crews with a GPS-enabled oversight option.
Management
Congress Expected to Pass Legislation Overhauling Skilled Worker Programs
Associated Equipment Distributors (AED)
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act eliminates duplicative workforce programs, streamlines many of the burdensome requirements that hamstring existing outdated workforce system and allows for increased incumbent worker training
Safety
Brooklyn Contractor Cited for Lack of Fall Protection
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
US Demco faces $45,200 in proposed penalties for failure to provide fall protection at a residential building demolition site
Workforce
Crane Institute Publishes First Cards in Ready Reference Series
Crane Institute of America releases the first three cards in the Ready Reference Series, featuring Wire Rope Inspection, Crane Setup, and Working Around Power Lines.
Crane Institute Of America Ready Reference
Safety
Don't Sacrifice Safety for Productivity
Low-level lifts address potential pitfalls of ladders by offering working heights as high as 20 feet, and they can reach the exact height that offers the greatest productivity. They are ready to use when they arrive on site, meaning less setup time.
Operators can maneuver low-level-access scissor lifts into spaces that might be too hazardous for ladders or scaffolding.
Safety
Are You Properly Trained?
Aerial work platform safety starts with comprehensive operator training
Operator training is a crucial step in aerial work platform safety
Safety
OSHA Cites Burgos Construction Corp. for Fall Protection Violations at Four Worksites
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Florida contractor faces $229,000 in penalties for four willful, one repeat and two serious fall-protection safety violations
Safety
5.5-in. Round Stop/Tail/Turn Lamps
Super Bright LEDs
Super Bright Stop Tail Turn Li 11548019
Safety
4-in. Square Work Light
Super Bright LEDs
Super Bright 4 Inch Square Wor 11548017
Management
Free Online Cost Savings Calculators
Use these online calculators to see if Luber-finer and Champion Oil products can save your company money
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