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Prevent falls, burns, cave-ins and crane collapses on construction sites

March 6, 2013
By Katherine McCarthy
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Construction is one of the most dangerous occupations in the country, incurring more occupational fatalities than any other sector in the U.S.


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Use different skill sets for safety success

December 4, 2012
By Katherine McCarthy
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Most accidents result from human error. Whether an error is made from carelessness, incompetence or by chance, an accident generally results from the inattention of a worker.


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Don’t lose your hearing due to apathy

October 5, 2012
By Katherine McCarthy
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Can you imagine not being able to hear? Millions of workers are subjected to countless sources of noise every day ranging from construction to manufacturing to utility jobs.


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How to beat the heat

Identify your at-risk workers
April 2, 2012
By Katherine McCarthy
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With warmer weather soon approaching, many jobs are opening up that have been dormant through the colder months, causing the young and seasonal workers to flock toward the anticipated spring and summer employment opportunities.


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