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Why Are Concrete Barriers Preferred for Crowd Control at Large Events?

Construction Marketing

Large events require careful planning and robust safety measures. These heavy-duty structures provide unparalleled stability and security, effectively managing large crowds and enhancing overall safety. Concrete barriers offer distinct advantages over other types of crowd control equipment.

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Exploring PPE Equality

Construction Business Owner

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has stated that female construction workers face specific health and safety issues on the jobsite that may require different personal protective equipment (PPE), gear and apparel than men in the industry require. Exploring PPE Equality. Alex Headley.

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Top Safety Tips For Working At Height In Construction

Constructonomics

Whilst working at height is essential for some construction projects, many of these accidents could be avoided with the simple implementation of proper training and the appropriate equipment. Familiarise Yourself With Regulations. Provide Regular Health & Safety Training. Use The Correct Equipment.

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How to Increase Site Safety with a Digital Check-in Process

Construction Business Owner

How to Increase Site Safety with a Digital Check-in Process. There were lots of questions and considerations to be addressed—a shortage of personal protective equipment, rereading medical privacy law guidelines and Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations, adjusting project timelines, and more.

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Safety Spotlight: OSHA’s Top 10 Most-Cited Standards

Viewpoint Construction Technology

When people are busy, though, safety can sometimes take a backseat to speed. But that way of thinking can be pretty detrimental, though, as a safety incident at one of your jobsites can really derail a project and could hurt the business’s bottom line. Common Construction Safety Violations in 2017. Scaffolding (1926.451).

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Hard Hats on the Job: Why Construction Workers Wear Them

The Constructor

The hard hat is essential safety equipment for all construction workers. It provides: In this article, we’ll explore what a hard hat is, why construction workers wear it, the standards and regulations that govern their use, and the benefits of it.

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Top 10 OSHA Violations to Be Aware of in 2025

Safety Services Company

This guide is packed with insights to help you tackle compliance challenges with confidence while focusing on building proactive safety systems throughout the workplace. Addressing these violations ensures: Worker Safety: A protected team is a productive one. Cost Savings: Avoid costly penalties, medical expenses, and downtime.

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