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September 2015 newsletter

FDR Safety

A copy of their OSHA 300A log, which summarizes on-the-job injuries and illnesses. Copies of all required permits and certifications. Does the contractor have a plan to do inspections? How involved is management when an injury occurs? If the contractor uses trucks and equipment, is there an equipment inspection program?

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Construction Processes To Reduce Injuries And Increase Production

Contractor Bookkeeping

At first read this sounds harsh and yet it comes from my own experiences as a contractor operating multiple jobsites with small crews on each from two to ten people this one concept generated a lot of bottom line profits and kept injuries very low. We experienced no injuries. or the worst one "I just wanted to see what would happen if."

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OSHRC Decision on Controlling Employer Responsibility

FDR Safety

One of Suncor’s subcontractors had two employees scheduled to inspect the welds, requiring them to enter the heater and climb to the third level of the scaffold where the guardrails were missing. The two employees of a subcontractor obtained a safe work permit and then performed a job safety analysis.

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Spotting Safety: Earthmoving Equipment Training

Safety Services Company

Truck related topics include: operating instructions, warnings, precautions, differences between the truck and an automobile, controls and instrumentation, engine operation, steering and maneuvering, visibility, attachment operation, vehicle capacity and stability, inspections and maintenance, refueling/recharging, and operating limitations.

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Safety Programs

Safety Services Company

Preventing work related injuries and illnesses should be given precedence over operating productivity, whenever necessary. Wearing PPE always when working in areas where there is a possible danger of injury. Reporting ALL injuries, no matter how slight, immediately and seeking treatment promptly. Establishing Safety Programs.

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Construction Liability Issues: Common Risks and How to Mitigate Them

Building Radar

Safety and Workplace Injuries One of the most pressing concerns in construction is the risk of workplace injuries. Keeping detailed records of work performed, materials used, and inspections conducted can provide critical evidence if a dispute arises. Common Construction Liability Issues 1. Documentation is also key.

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Hiring a Contractor - Julian Construction Blog

Julian Construction

A contractor manages the entire project from start to finish, including architectural planning, securing any required building permits, as well as providing all of the materials, equipment and labor that will be needed. Inspection Consultation. Foundation Inspections. Please enter a valid email address. Invalid URL. August 2012.