Category: safety
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Respiratory Safety: Why Construction Firms Must Comply
In the construction industry, worker safety isn’t just a regulatory requirement, it’s a moral obligation. Among the various health concerns construction companies face, respiratory safety often ranks at the top. Dust, fumes, and airborne contaminants are common on job sites, and failing to manage these hazards can lead to serious health issues. But in recent…
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Thermoplastic Line Markings Enhance Safety & ROI
If you run or build commercial spaces, you know the story: more people, more vehicles, tighter turnarounds, and zero tolerance for confusion. The quickest wins often come from the ground up literally. Well-planned line work and symbols don’t just tidy up a site; they make spaces safer, easier to navigate, and cheaper to maintain over…
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Thermoplastic Line Markings Enhance Safety & ROI
If you run or build commercial spaces, you know the story: more people, more vehicles, tighter turnarounds, and zero tolerance for confusion. The quickest wins often come from the ground up literally. Well-planned line work and symbols don’t just tidy up a site; they make spaces safer, easier to navigate, and cheaper to maintain over…
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Winter’s Coming: Understanding Outdoor Work Temperature Ratings
With winter closing in, employers and workers face a familiar problem: picking gear from a sea of products that all claim to be “warm.” But what do temperature ratings on thermal workwear really mean? Ergodyne is leaning into transparency to answer that question as it announces third-party tested temperature ratings on its full line of thermal…
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6 Key Benefits of Using an AVR Generator in Construction
Every construction site needs dependable power supplies to keep work going. From electric drills to mixers, tools rely on a steady power source to operate safely and effectively. This is why many contractors prefer an AVR generator, short for Automatic Voltage Regulator generator. It ensures that the voltage remains consistent, protects tools, and improves power…
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Why Worker Wellness Matters on the Jobsite
Construction sites have always been demanding environments. Deadlines are tight, expectations are high, and the work itself is physically and mentally challenging. For decades, the emphasis on jobsite performance has centered on productivity, safety compliance, and cost management. While those factors remain critical, there is another dimension that deserves equal attention: worker wellness. Worker wellness…
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Why Expert Electricians Matter on Job Sites
You can tell when an electrical team is dialed in. Distribution boards are labeled, cable routes are clean, and the fitout crew is not waiting for temporary power. On busy retail, hospitality, or healthcare builds across Australia, that kind of order is not a “nice to have.” It keeps schedules on track and cuts rework. …
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‘Everyone must take responsibility for safety’
Alana Paterson, chair of the IPAF International Safety Committee and head of health, safety and environment at Taylor Woodrow, discusses the importance of empowering the workforce to call out safety risks in powered access. Can you tell us about the latest Global Safety Report and some of the main trends that have emerged? Overall, the…
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Raising the bar on safety
The forum isn’t about experts talking to other experts, or berating the industry when things go wrong. It’s an opportunity for practitioners to share their experience, understand other viewpoints, and continue improving safety standards across the industry. View the original article and our Inspiration here