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Remodelers have an obligation — both legal and ethical — to protect workers and clients from the hazards of lead-based paint. A research scientist specializing in environmental health offers practical guidelines for reducing this risk on the job site.
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Generic I-joists, hurricane-proof glass, debunking EMFs
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Truss bracing, pressure-treating chemicals
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Construction sites are dangerous places, and a moment’s inattention can result in serious injury. As these five stories show, experienced and novice workers are equally vulnerable, and routine tasks are the setting for many accidents.
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It takes more than safety equipment to prevent job-site accidents. A well-designed safety program will teach workers how to identify dangerous practices and help them to plan tasks with safety in mind.
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Personal safety equipment is no longer optional on job sites. Here’s what you need to know to select comfortable gear and use it properly.
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Spreadsheet estimator
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Combining custom and modular construction, OSHA backs off, dimmable fluorescent lights
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Dust-free drywall sander
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Qualified Framer program, OSHA inspectors target small builders, retread roof, new itchless fiberglass insulation