Tag: Safety
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Why You Should Consider Mental Health Apart Of Jobsite Safety
The month of April is usually reserved as the “Jobsite Safety” month for the construction industry. There are no shortage of social media posts and articles about hi-vis clothing, PPV, best practices, flagging, and many other ways to keep our people safe while on the job. However, one aspect of safety that isn’t often included,…
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New AI Assistant from Skanska Delivers Real-Time Jobsite Safety Guidance
Skanska has introduced a new AI-powered assistant aimed at improving safety on construction sites. Called Safety Sidekick, the digital tool provides instant access to safety guidance by combining Skanska’s Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) Manual, OSHA construction standards, and additional safety materials into one accessible platform. Available on both desktop and mobile devices, Safety Sidekick…
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How Parking Lot and Street Sweepers Enhance Safety
Parking lot and street sweepers are often overlooked, yet play a vital role in maintaining the safety and cleanliness of shopping centers and city streets. These machines are more than just tools for tidying up; they are crucial in preventing accidents and ensuring public safety. In shopping centers, parking lot sweepers remove hazardous debris such…
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Construction employers reminded to prioritise sun safety
The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is encouraging construction workers to prepare for warmer weather as temperatures are set to reach nearly 30°C in parts of the UK. Construction workers face a higher risk of sunburn, heat-related illness, and skin cancer due to prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays. According to the Health and Safety…
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NASCAR Relies On Road Sweepers For Safety And Performance
Every year, more than 100,000 people attend the 36 official NASCAR races around the country. The popularity of the motor-sport has grown significantly over the last decade, and each individual race becomes a sort of multi-day event where fans congregate to, not just watch the race, but hang out, enjoy tail-gaiting, swap stories, and find…
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Why OSHA Courses Certification Are Critical for Construction Safety
An OSHA course refers to safety training based on the standards set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. These courses are designed to teach workers how to identify, avoid and respond to hazards in the workplace, especially on construction sites. OSHA courses have become indispensable for construction industry professionals striving to maintain safe job…
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Why Professional Home Cleaning Matters for Health and Safety
When it comes to maintaining a safe and healthy living space, many homeowners overlook one of the most crucial aspects: cleaning. While regular cleaning may seem sufficient, it is often not enough to eliminate the hidden germs, allergens, and harmful bacteria that can accumulate over time. Hiring professional cleaning services, such as Clean Arrival Home…
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Why Professional Home Cleaning Matters for Health and Safety
When it comes to maintaining a safe and healthy living space, many homeowners overlook one of the most crucial aspects: cleaning. While regular cleaning may seem sufficient, it is often not enough to eliminate the hidden germs, allergens, and harmful bacteria that can accumulate over time. Hiring professional cleaning services, such as Clean Arrival Home…
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Why Tailored Safety Solutions Matter in High-Risk Industries
High-risk industries face dangers that go beyond everyday workplace challenges. These sectors—such as construction, mining, oil and gas, and chemical manufacturing—deal with conditions that can lead to serious injuries or even loss of life. Because of this, a generic safety plan often isn’t enough. Tailored safety solutions provide protection that fits the specific needs of…