Articles Tagged with ''jobsite safety''

Larson Electronics, an industrial lighting company, has announced the release of a new pedestal mount LED work light that can illuminate up to 9,000 square-feet of work space featuring a convenient pedestal mount base stand and an aluminum wire guard for added protection.

In honer of OSHA Safety week at the beginning of May, WernerCo conducted safety training events to help inform more than 18,000 workers nationally. 

Terex Aerial Work Platforms is participating in OSHA’s National Fall Prevention Stand-down, May 2-6, by offering free Genie marketing safety kits to support safety awareness and training initiatives in the aerial access industry. 

Fall protection and ladder safety trainings planned during OSHA’S annual Stand Down to Safety initiative.

Gypsum Management and Supply is announces that Jeff Johnson, corporate safety manager, will be a panelist for an Educational Safety Session on Tuesday, April 19, at the Association of Wall and Ceiling Industries Annual Convention and Intex Expo. 

The choice of products used in construction can make the difference of putting a job site in a hazardous condition or enhancing that site’s safety. 

“Give safety time and make sacrifices; if resources are under pressure and you need to make sacrifices, you sacrifice something else other than safety,” said Jeremy Fish, managing director of Nationwide Platforms.

The following statement was released by the North America's Building Trades Unions in reaction to the issuing of a new OSHA standard for silica:

Historic Plaster Conservation Services Limited reported recently that a plaster ceiling the company consolidated in 2009 was accidentally flooded with water in 2015 and yet still easily passed a structural load test.