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The War on Jobsite Injuries

Construction Business Owner

Shards of concrete, high working heights, falling rubble and piles of metal rebar are often definitive features of construction jobsites, making them a hotbed for injuries.

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Refine versus shine: Defining and defending design intent with refined concrete

Construction Specifier

LEED AP, Vivian Volz, CSI, AIA, LEED AP, SCIP Photo courtesy Tao Group Solutions After years of grappling with client callbacks, legal disputes, and financial losses from poor polished concrete installations, the industry has reached a breaking point: prohibit polished concrete.

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Pros And Cons Of Using Concrete In Commercial Stairs

Construction Marketing

Although concrete seems stark and cold, it may be the perfect material for constructing stairs in commercial buildings. But before making a decision, builders must weigh the pros and cons of using commercial concrete stairs. There is no denying that many new commercial projects incorporate concrete structures into their designs.

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4 Safety Tips Every Construction Worker Should Know

Construction Marketing

Worried about your safety at work? The best way to avoid injury is to follow these important safety tips that every construction worker should know. Time is of the essence when dealing with injuries, especially cuts. Tools that are not operating correctly can cause burns, electrocution and other severe injuries.

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Important Things to Know Before Building a Commercial Building

Construction Marketing

There are several different options including concrete, metal, and fabric. Concrete buildings can withstand more environmental wear over time, while metal buildings are low on maintenance, and fabric buildings can be put up and taken down easily. . For concrete, you’ll need to clean, inspect, and repair cracks as needed.

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Concrete Maker Cited After Crane Injury

Construction Equipment

a manufacturer of precast concrete products, for 18 serious safety violations following an employee injury at an Edleron, Wis., A truck driver had his foot severed and femur crushed when a cable on a trolley boom crane broke and pinned him against a concrete riser.' OSHA cited County Materials Corp., job site on Sept.

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Injury & Illness Prevention Program Highlights OSHA’s 2013 Priorities

Safety Services Company

Injury & Illness Prevention Program Highlights OSHA’s 2013 Priorities. This article was written by Safety Consultants with Safety Services Company , we provide Construction, Manufacturing, and General Industry Safety Programs to over 100,000 clients across the United States and Canada.

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