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Harness On prevents MEWP use without a harness and is being rolled out on boom lifts for free
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Talking about stress and mental health “needs to become the norm”, says HSE
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Florian Lauterbach explains how the Hammerglass RABS windscreen system works
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Emotional intelligence is having an increasing influence on the success of a company.
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Europe’s biggest renter reports 6.2% increase in revenues
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In 2022, nearly 1 in 5 workplace deaths happened in construction, with 38% of those due to falls
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Liebherr used virtual reality to design a new assembly space
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Biden administration released the order to encourage more apprenticeship paths
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In celebration of International Women’s Day on March 8, here are four women working to inspire change in equipment rental and related fields
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The top takeaways from learned from Skanska’s 2023 construction and sustainability report
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Projects are springing up in this American locale, but are there enough workers?
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Bechtel has committed US$7 million over the next five years to fund the battle to prevent construction worker suicides.
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DA’s office alleges a company gave safety certificates without training, leading to the death of one worker
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PPE specialist Chris Tidy weighs up the pros and cons of hard hats relative to construction safety helmets.
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Brooke’s House and The Manitowoc Company are helping women forge lifelong skills in the manufacturing industry.
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The US agency named its favourite projects on federal property
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Tenants living in homes built with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in Aberdeen, Scotland, have to relocate to new homes as soon as possible.
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As cannabis laws continue to be relaxed, the number of construction and transport workers who test positive will continue to increase
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A Volvo CE machine on a Skanska project in Los Angeles, US, showed reduced noise levels
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There are reports that the cladding used on the building may have caused the fire to spread quickly