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A rescue effort is underway in India after 40 construction workers were trapped by a tunnel collapse in India.
On Veterans’ Day, former services personnel working in construction discuss why they think veterans are well suited to working in construction.
Winner of the Lean Constructon Institute’s Pioneer Award Kayan Zandy on why Lean construction principles could help change industry culture for the better.
A scholarship fund that offers post-high school financial assistance to the children of construction workers killed or permanently disabled while working on certain projects has been extended.
Lucy Barnard interviews Emma Porter, managing director of UK-based Story Contracting about how to adopt a workable diversity and inclusion strategy
Four construction workers have died on a construction site in Germany and another was seriously injured after scaffolding fell down an elevator shaft.The workers were all reported to be Bulgarian and were working in a building when the scaffolding collapsed from the eighth floor.
Following the updated ANSI/ASSP Z359.11 standard, SAIA to host four-part fall protection webinar series
What is silicosis and why is it a threat to construction workers?
China country representative retires after 9 years with IPAF
Sinoboom and Haulotte Shanghai are first to sign-up for online MEWP operating training programme
A new survey and study plans to take a look at what improvements would enhance motor carrier safety.
European crane and transport association holds crane and transport training forum
Global PPE manufacturer MSA Safety is to partner with Sweden-based helmet safety company Mips to develop a new prototype construction helmet.
While simulator and virtual reality training are making progress, in-the-seat operator training is still vital.
Classes for the Crane & Rigging Trainee program begin November 6.
Lauren Fronczek discusses tips to streamline the insurance renewal process.
Program to address falls, electrical hazards, health issues
SPMT licence will be a first from the European Crane and Transport Operators Licence (ECTOL) organisation
Armed forces in Singapore conducted a controlled explosion on an unexploded World War II-era bomb after it was discovered on a construction site.
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