Webinar: Drones in Construction
CPWR is hosting a webinar on drones in construction. While there has been much discussion about how drones can be used, this webinar highlights research results that demonstrate the safety
CPWR is hosting a webinar on drones in construction. While there has been much discussion about how drones can be used, this webinar highlights research results that demonstrate the safety
Please check your equipment for these recently recalled products: DeWalt 18-inch Corded Chain Saws This recall involves the DeWALT DWCS600, Type 1 18-inch 15-amp corded chain saws. The chain
Download the Recommended Response Protocols Flow Chart for COVID-19 Exposures that can be shared with workers, as well as posted on jobsites. This flow chart has been updated to reflect
Crosby has determined that some 1″ G-209/S-209 Shackles with product codes 1018534 and 1018543 may have a condition that reduces the load capacity. The impacted shackles were shipped from Crosby
Med-Tex Services, Inc. is offering a Competent Person for Safety at Heights Training this week. Falls continue to be one of the leading causes of incidents and injuries on construction
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) announces its 32nd Annual National AGC Safety Awards (NASA) Program. All entries for this awards program are submitted through GBCA. The deadline for members’
GBCA and AGC of America continue to encourage members of the construction industry to stay healthy and take the necessary precautions against COVID-19. In particular, we encourage that all eligible
PA One Call is still offering webinars to help you better understand its processes, services, and regulations in 2021. Don’t miss these webinars that will help your company maintain compliance.
The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals has put a temporary halt on OSHA’s COVID-19 Vaccination & Testing Emergency Temporary Standard. READ THE COURT FILING OSHA is currently
On November 4, 2021, GBCA and IBEW Local 98 partnered to present an electrical safety training. This workshop was designed for non-electricians: project managers, superintendents, foremen, safety professionals, and other