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Mike posted an update a year ago
Don’t be these guys 😂
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Courtany posted an update a year ago
Some info on safety glasses! https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/23299-which-safety-glasses
safetyandhealthmagazine.com
With the workforce becoming so much more versatile, are there different types of safety eyeglasses recommended for different kinds of work environments?
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Mike posted an update a year ago
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Courtany posted an update a year ago
Enough? https://www.enr.com/articles/55347-contractors-face-osha-fines-for-south-boston-power-plant-collapse
enr.com
Contractors Face OSHA Fines for South Boston Power Plant Collapse
Suffolk Construction and subcontractor NorthStar face nearly $700,000 in proposed federal penalties for incident that injured three workers.
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Bill posted an update a year ago
😂😂 Couldn’t be true… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crP9k04_SxI
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Courtany posted an update a year ago
Interesting… https://www.constructiondive.com/news/supply-chain-construction-building-materials-price-2023/636442/
constructiondive.com
Construction’s supply chain outlook: more shortages, price hikes ahead
Analysts and contractors break down prices and lead times for concrete, cement, steel, lumber, insulation, drywall and HVAC equipment in the coming year.
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Mike posted an update a year ago
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Bill posted an update a year ago
Some things to keep in mind here… https://www.thesafetymag.com/ca/topics/leadership-and-culture/6-tips-to-stay-safe-after-daylight-saving-switch/426461
thesafetymag.com
6 tips to stay safe after daylight saving switch
Time change poses safety hazards for construction and other outdoor workers
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Definitely a great tip to clean up as much as possible before dark even if you’ll need to keep working after it gets dark.
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Mike posted an update a year ago
Yikes. No progress in 10 years for construction’s death rate.
“Workers continue to die at the same rate — 10 out of every 100,000 workers didn’t come home between 2011 and 2020 — highlighting weak enforcement, meager inspections and fines, and the opioid…
constructiondive.com
Despite OSHA’s efforts, construction’s death rate hasn’t budged in 10 years
Ten in every 100,000 workers died on the job in 2020, a stubbornly stagnant rate that has held since 2011.
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Seems like the penalties are just not steep enough for contractors to really care about avoiding them. 9k for average death is crazy.
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Bill posted an update a year ago
This is insanely sad 🙁 https://www.thecity.nyc/brooklyn/2022/11/4/23441036/brooklyn-scaffold-construction-death-union
thecity.nyc
Scaffold Construction Plunge Death Spurs Demands for Stepped-Up Site Safety
Raúl Tenelema Puli of Queens fell 20 feet along with a heavy I-beam at a downtown Brooklyn residential tower project.
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Mike posted an update a year ago
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So comfy 😂
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