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Technology

Innovation Is Paramount to Increasing Worker Safety

Technologies that enhance worker safety and innovative approaches are transforming the construction industry.
By Durrell Garman and Jeff Spatz
March 30, 2021
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by Durrell Garman
Durrell Garman manages clients in the construction, environmental, property management, warehouse distribution and manufacturing industries. He has more than 25 years of experience in safety and loss control in construction, having worked for a national construction management firm prior to joining Graham Company in 2004. 
by Jeff Spatz
Jeff Spatz has been with Graham Company since 2003, providing safety consulting services and training to the broker’s clients in the construction, manufacturing, mining, and oil and gas industries. He is professionally and personally committed to protecting life and property and has a demonstrated passion for the health and safety of workers and the success of his clients. 

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