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Secure Your Equipment Trailers on Construction Sites

CCR Magazine

Securing equipment trailers on construction sites is a critical task for any construction company, as theft can lead to significant financial losses, project delays, and even compromised worker safety. Given the value of construction equipment, trailers are prime targets for theft, especially when left unattended overnight.

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AfPA: Enhancing safety around mobile plant and equipment

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The Australian Flexible Pavement Association’s National Worker on Foot Awareness Course is the sector’s opportunity to invest in the safety and well-being of its workforce, reducing risk and potentially saving lives. The size, movement, and operational complexity of these machines introduce substantial risks for workers on foot.

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DCWC: The experts in risk management

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T he unpredictable and at times erratic economy, in part caused by global impacts from COVID-19 and Inflation continues to heavily impact the construction and infrastructure industries. The construction sector alone contributes eight per cent to Australia’s GDP, while also accounting for the most insolvencies per industry (ACA).

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The Best Ways to Prevent Falls at Construction Sites

CCR Magazine

Falls are among the construction industry’s leading causes of injuries and fatalities. Construction workers face these risks every day when working on ladders, scaffolding, or unprotected edges. Preventing falls involves implementing proper fall protection systems and creating a safety culture at your construction sites.

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Get ready for ‘2025 Construction Ready CareerExpo’

CCR Magazine

The Construction Ready “2025 CareerExpo & SkillsUSA State Championships” is gearing up to inspire the next generation of skilled workers. The event is a hands-on opportunity to explore the skilled trades, experience real-world construction activities, and ignite interest in rewarding career paths. Taking place on Feb.

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FODS: Playing the long game

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Many construction sites are also required to have a mechanism in place to clean vehicle tyres in order to prevent sediment from going into the stormwater system. The product can be installed by two people in 30 to 40 minutes, without the need for heavy equipment. Its a very realrisk.

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Enhancing safety around mobile plant and equipment

Roads Online

The Australian Flexible Pavement Association’s National Worker on Foot Awareness Course is the sector’s opportunity to invest in the safety and well-being of its workforce, reducing risk and potentially saving lives. The size, movement, and operational complexity of these machines introduce substantial risks for workers on foot.