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Under Water?

Civil + Structural Engineer

As more and more climate disasters happen, water utilities are at the frontlines of addressing these challenges. A state agency fined the sewage treatment plant $168,000 for safety violations at the plant. Sadly, many falls in both industries can be reduced by simply following regulations.

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How to Safely Work with Chemicals on a Construction Site

UK Construction Blog

From sealants to paints, these materials are prerequisites to the complete and regulated construction of a building. Harmful exposure to construction chemicals can lead to health issues like respiratory illnesses and skin irritation to the workers and future inhabitants of the space. Put your hard hats on.

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Safety Measures in Marine Projects

CCR Magazine

To ensure the safety of personnel, protect the environment, and safeguard financial investments, comprehensive safety measures are of significant importance. Here is an overview of some of the measures that can be taken to mitigate safety risks during marine based projects.

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Insurance for the Construction Industry: Essential Coverage Options

UK Construction Blog

This insurance provides a financial safety net, ensuring the continuity and stability of the business during challenging times. Identifying the Risks in Construction Construction projects are fraught with various risks that can impact safety, costs, and legal aspects. Violating these regulations can result in fines or legal expenses.

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Why Do You Need a Construction Safety Plan?

UK Construction Blog

All these factors mean safety is more important than ever. That starts with a comprehensive safety plan. Why Is a Safety Plan Important in Construction? In 2021, construction had the highest number of fatal work injuries in the country, according to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).