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How Contractors Can Navigate Lead Regulations In Pre-1978 Homes

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Nearly 38 million U.S. homes contain lead-based paint, posing risks during renovations. Contractors must comply with the EPA’s Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule by obtaining certification and employing safe work practices to handle and contain lead particles, ensuring the safety of both workers and residents.

CPR Skills For Safety On Construction Sites

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CPR is a vital safety skill for construction sites, enabling employees to respond to cardiac emergencies and potentially save lives. Training staff in CPR, assessing responsiveness, and performing chest compressions ensure a safe and prepared work environment, bridging the gap until professional help arrives.

Integrating First Aid Skills Into Construction Safety Practices

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First aid training is crucial on construction sites, addressing constant hazards and potential risks by equipping workers to handle emergencies effectively. Beyond compliance, it promotes immediate injury response, enhances workplace safety, and potentially reduces insurance costs, creating a culture of safety and care.

Winter Safety For Construction Workers

During winter, construction workers must prioritize safety due to slippery conditions and cold weather. Awareness of cold-related health risks is vital. Regular warm-up breaks, effective lighting, and ice-treated surfaces are essential. Ensuring machinery is prepared for winter conditions is also crucial. Proper training and adherence to safety protocols can greatly reduce winter-related risks on construction […]

Rising Storm: Workplace Fatalities Soar By 5.7% In 2022, Unveiling Startling Realities

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In workplaces across the United States, a disconcerting trend is unfolding and it demands urgent attention and action. The rise in workplace fatalities has raised serious concerns about the safety of American workers in recent years. High Risk Occupations In 2022, a total of 5,486 fatal work injuries were reported, marking a 5.7% uptick from the previous year’s figure of 5,190, […]

Plan, Provide And Train For Fall Safety

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The danger of falls from heights, such as ladders or scaffolds, is a critical concern in the construction sector. OSHA’s data highlights falls as the primary cause of fatalities in the construction industry. The year 2016 saw 991 construction-related deaths, with 370 due to falls. Often, these incidents are linked to inadequate use of or […]

Make 2024 Your Best Year Ever!

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For business owners, the start of a brand-new year is more than just a change in the fiscal year; it signifies a fresh start. It’s the perfect time to reflect, learn from past mistakes and implement all the learnings into new strategies as we enter the new year. Set clear goals One of the first […]