Safety
Report: Construction Firms Could Better Protect Workers From Noise Hazards
Eighty-three percent of the 237 contractors surveyed for a new Dodge Data & Analytics SmartMarket Brief say they’ve purchased quieter equipment to protect workers from noise exposure.
By Joanna Masterson
February 20, 2019
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by Joanna Masterson
Joanna Masterson was a writer and editor for Construction Executive for more than a decade.
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