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An Aging Workforce

  Safety + Health Magazine –  According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Office of Occupational Statistics and Employment Projections, one quarter of all workers will be 55 or older by […]

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Neglecting the Hard Hat

The Bureau of Labor Statistics conducted a survey on worksite accidents and injuries earlier this year and found 84 percent of all workers who suffered from head injuries were not […]

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Improving Safety Meetings

Safety+Health Magazine – A daily, pre-task safety meeting is an essential feature at every job site. They help inform workers of the project’s schedule, the work hazards and the daily goal. […]

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Steps to Improve Safety

Safety & Health Magazine – According to a report by the Center of Construction Research and Training, worker fatalities in the construction industry have increased 16% since 2011. Research shows the […]

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Dust Exposure Citation

OSHA – On December 3rd, a metal fabrication company was cited for 15 serious safety and health violations for exposing workers to more than 6 times the permissible exposure limit of […]

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Infrastructure Funding

On Friday, December 4th, President Obama signed a five-year, $305 billion highway bill funding national road work and transit development, in a sweeping move to improve the aging national infrastructure. The […]

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Increasing Fines

National Safety and Health – With the new federal budget signed into law, OSHA fines will increase for the first time in 25 years. OSHA was previously restricted from raising penalties […]

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OSHA’s Top 10 for 2015

OSHA –  OSHA has compiled its annual list of the Top 10 most frequently cited violations for fiscal year 2015. This year, OSHA broke down the violations into standard specific categories, […]

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