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Hazardous Waste Management: How Environmental Consulting Can Help

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Compliance with Regulations Different industries are required to comply with different sets of environmental regulations. These regulations mandate that industries conduct regular monitoring, impact analysis, and other assessments for proper waste disposal.

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“Project Superintendent” Training Program Aims to Help Home Builders Pass Inspections

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“Project Superintendent” Training Program Aims to Help Home Builders Pass Inspections. An additional benefit is the possibility of earning Construction Industry Licensing Board (CILB) continuing education units (CEUs) for license holders such as architects and engineers, contractors, inspectors, plans examiners, etc.

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FHWA Proposes Major Rewrite of Bridge Inspection Regulation

ENR Construction

Plan offers two methods to determine inspection intervals. States could use one, the other, or a mix of both options.

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Episode 13: Plan, Do, Check, Act: Management Systems in Environmental Health & Safety

Safety Services Company

The framework to remember: plan –> do –> check –> act. Plan, Do, Check, Act. The basic principles of any management system is what’s called “Plan, Do, Check, Act.”. If you take ISO 45001 as your starting point, what would a plan, do, check, act system look like? You start with PLAN.

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Environmental Regulations in Construction: What Contractors Need to Know

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In construction, environmental regulations generally focus on stormwater, waste disposal, hazardous waste handling, and air quality. Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA). The EPA has found that most construction sites are not subject to EPCRA planning requirements. Learn more: Construction & The Law.

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OSHA drops plan that would have hurt SHARP

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But now, Inside OHSA Online reports, the agency is backing away from a plan that critics said would have gutted SHARP.|. The rule would also have reduced the deletion period for programmed inspections of SHARP sites. Enforcement OSHA'

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Construction quality management: Everything you need to know

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It’s a curious paradox that few industries are as tightly regulated and controlled as the construction sector, yet at the same time, few industries are as vulnerable to unexpected events. Creating a plan. A construction quality management plan should be drafted as a standard document, to be applied to all future projects.