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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) provides guidelines for protecting employees from potential hazards in the workplace. The rules they put in place cover a myriad of areas, including […]

In the construction industry, the future is now. New technologies are minimizing some of the industries biggest constraints, including skilled worker shortages and safety issues. This is critical for construction

No matter how busy your construction business is, workplace safety cannot be ignored. The more you become familiar with what OSHA considers a violation, the more you reduce your chances

National safety is OSHA’s top priority. To promote compliance, OSHA inspectors are sent to construction jobsites to conduct inspections. These inspections can be prompted by things such as employee complaints,

When running a construction business there are a number of pitfalls that can inhibit your success. The construction business is lucrative but it’s not without its challenges. Competition is fierce,

No one gets into business to lose money. However, working in construction, while potentially lucrative, can be challenging. There’s plenty of competition, plenty of details to deal with, both on

With the prevalence of falls occurring in the roofing industry, there is more than one way to protect a worker from falling off a roof. One of these ways is

Working in the construction industry is one of the most dangerous occupations due to the hazards roofing lawyers are exposed to. Unfortunately, falls are the number one cause of death

OSHA 1926.502: Fall Protection Requirements The roofing industry must adhere to fall protection requirements as outlined by standard 1926.502 of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations standards. The