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The Constructor
MAY 31, 2023
High-rise buildings are constructed for various uses, including residential, office, and commercial, and are considered a major engineering feat due to the complexities of constructing tall […] The post The Importance of Fire Safety in High-Rise Buildings appeared first on The Constructor.
The Constructor
DECEMBER 22, 2022
Construction safety is a critical concern in the construction industry, and its importance is only increasing due to the escalating complexity of projects and challenges. Unfortunately, traditional safety measures are no longer enough to keep workers and property safe in our increasingly tech-savvy world.
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Construction Marketing
APRIL 5, 2023
Thus, as an employer or construction company entrepreneur, you’re responsible for ensuring the safety of your employees, pedestrians, and motorists whenever you have construction work in progress. Injuries and, in severe cases, permanent disabilities or deaths can happen if there are very few preventative safety measures in place.
Construction Marketing
JUNE 14, 2022
As the owner of a construction firm , you’re responsible for enhancing the safety of your workers. With that said, here are safety precautions to promote safety in a multi-level construction site: . Educate Your Workers On Safety Measures. For that reason, you may consider educating them on safety measures. .
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PC Construction
MAY 1, 2023
One of the best tools to combat safety risks associated with a change is to bring the team together to analyze the impact. This simple tool reinforces the importance of reevaluating work tasks as conditions change and promotes a team-based safety culture. We are excited to again be part of Construction Safety Week.
Lets Build
MAY 12, 2023
Workers are your most valuable asset, and the best way to protect that asset is by implementing a high-quality health and safety program. The key to better managing health and safety in construction is steering away from the traditional reactive approach (taking action after an incident occurs).
Speaker: Matthew DeVries, Construction Law Attorney and National Blogger
The construction environment changed more in 2020 than any prior year—whether the parties were faced with government shutdowns, new health and safety restrictions, or overall financial strains. Yet, many projects remained on target and successfully reached the finish line this year.
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