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Soeren Brogaard on what the Act means for construction
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Country’s contractors pledge to donate 1% of public reconstruction costs.
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At his State of the Union address US President Joe Biden said all federal infrastructure projects would have to use US made materials
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‘This is intended to be a targeted strategy for employers who repeatedly put profits before their employees’ safety and health’
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The Biden-Harris administration has announced that the money will be used to improve four nationally significant bridges
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UK’s Construction Plant-hire Association (CPA) announces successor to Kevin Minton
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Workers in the UK experience 85% fewer fall fatalities than those in the U.S. Larry Stewart reports
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AIF campaign aims to save UK Work at Height safety regulations, which are set to be repealed
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Document outlines rental benefits from shared usage to recyclability
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Firm set to respond to Oman government’s Vision 2040 program
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Law could be scrapped under UK government bill
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Bredenoord and Riwal to provide equipment for natural disaster rellief
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Industry veteran David Glabe talks all things fall protection – and how the “Look Good Hypothesis” plays a (negative) part.
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Pierre Bouls’ successor as President of the European Rental Association speaks to IRN
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Industry surprised by clause in draft European Machinery Regulations requiring mobile machinery to prevent contact with overhead power lines
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Experts discuss how contractors can protect their fleets against ransomware and terror attacks
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Regulation covers AI, cybersecurity, high risk machines and more
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ANSI applaunds SAIA’s commitment to safety and critical contributions to the industry
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Lynn Ladder & Scaffolding Company’s President Alan D. Kline discusses all that went down when OSHA paid his company a visit recently