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Safety

Create safer jobsites through practical, proactive leadership. From compliance and training to safety culture and risk prevention, find solutions that help protect workers and improve project outcomes.

  • The Benefits of OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Program

    A closer look at how structured safety initiatives improve jobsite outcomes, cut costs, & elevate company performance
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  • Aerial Platform Safety Checklist

    Top 5 Tips for Safe Use of Aerials
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  • Operator Checklist

    Safety concerns are just as important after machines leave the warehouse.
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  • The Fundamentals of Confined Space Ventilation

    How to select a portable ventilation blower that will keep your employees safe
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  • How Your Construction Company Can Make Safety Pay

    For Roger Friede, saving more than $12,000 per employee in workers’ compensation premium costs over the past ten years only partially explains his strong commitment to safety.
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  • Building a Safety Culture

    As a safety consultant with more than twenty years of experience, I have evaluated the safety programs and safety cultures of many companies.
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  • How to Choose Ergonomic Hand Tools

    Drop into any hardware store or home improvement center and you’re likely to find aisles full of tools labeled “ergonomic.”
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  • How do I write an effective safety program?

    Q: Where do I get assistance for writing an effective safety program? A: First of all, I would like to say how important it is to have an effective, written safety program specific to your company. All too often, businesses go on the Internet and purchase a safety plan that claims to be “plug-and-play” where someone plugs in some names, clicks a few buttons and “poof,” an effective safety plan appears on-screen ready to print out. If you have ever heard the saying it’s too good to be true, then that’s probably the case. Yes, there is good information contained within some of those safety plans, with regard to OSHA regulations and their requirements, but it does not negate the company’s responsibility to have an…
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  • Safety Solutions, March 2008

    Robert F. Tilley, Jr. answers your questions about construction safety.
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  • Create a Safety Management Program

    Tell the truth. What are your real expectations for your safety management program?
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