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Tower crane rental company invests in its training yard
Is a scaffold without a platform a scaffold? Is a scaffold without planks still a scaffold? Industry veteran David Glabe weighs in
“Determination to implement the best practices in demolition” prompts site inspections
Could a spate of high-profile bridge collapses to have hit the headlines this year be linked to climate change?
Chris Perry will be responsible for managing and directing all aspects of Link-Belt training programs.
This annual award is distributed to 100 employers in Virginia who enhance student’s skills for post-grad opportunities.
A total of 20 people have died and three were injured after a launcher and girder weighing 1,950 tons collapse during the construction of a bridge near Mumbai in India.
OADC’s Demolition Worker Certification Program aims to promote skilled labour
Why reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) is proving to be a headache for the owners of older buildings and why good inspection, remediation and maintenance are crucial.
Lifting provider now able to operate a tower crane using a teleoperated ground control system
The US Department of Labour’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued a heat hazard alert to remind employers of their obligation to protect workers against heat illness or injury.
Be sure to attend the World Crane and Transport Summit coming up in Singapore on 4 and 5 October
Contractors in the United States of America (USA) have expresss fears over new injury and illness reporting final rule.
How a near-fatal construction accident led Steven Kirby to re-evaluate his attitude to mental health and set him on a path to helping others.
Program will focus on safety inspections to identify hazards within warehouses, distribution centers, local delivery
OSHA looking to revise the personal protective equipment standard in construction
A new alliance aims to help small- and medium-sized construction businesses in the United States of America (USA) to protect employees from trenching, excavation and shoring hazards.
Global Safety Report shares encouraging insights
A new study to map the different identity cards used in the construction industry across the European Union is set to start this summer.
The number of fatal injuries in construction in the United Kingdom (UK) increased to 45 in 2022/23, up from 29 in the previous year, according to new official figures.