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Seven Things to Know About Compliance With Silica Dust Regulations

by Steve Ochs | Jun 15, 2018
Legal and Regulatory | OSHA | Regulations | Safety

OSHA began enforcing most provisions of its new respirable crystalline silica standards in September 2017. Contractors need to know seven things about compliance with silica dust regulations.

Ensuring the Safety of Temporary Workers

Ignoring safety concerns of temporary workers is not an option. A solution that includes training, equipment, leadership, compliance and ongoing management leads to a strong safety culture.

Claims Reporting: Avoiding Unforced Errors

CPrL and CPL policies are complex. To control losses, claims reporting practices have become increasingly stringent and failure to comply with any of these requirements can result in the denial of coverage.

Merit Shop Construction and The Trump Labor Agenda

by Maury Baskin | Jun 4, 2018
Law | Legal and Regulatory | OSHA

The second year of the Trump administration has been filled with controversies, but the labor agencies’ deregulatory approach generally has been positive for the business community.

Three Respiratory Safety Trends in Construction

by Alex Birrell | Jun 1, 2018
OSHA | Safety

Respiratory protection is necessary when respirable dust is in the work area. Technology is enabling respiratory solution providers to offer a higher level of protection with greater worker comfort at an affordable price point.

Active Shooter Policies: What to Look For

Business or property damages caused by an active shooter may not be covered under general liability insurance unless the insured is deemed to be “liable.” Here are things to consider when selecting an active shooter insurance policy.

ISO Publishes Global Workplace Safety Standard

by Joanna Masterson | May 23, 2018
OSHA | Safety

The International Organization for Standardization recently published ISO 45001:2018 to provide a framework to improve employee safety and identify workplace safety risks.

Top Safety Tips for Construction Subcontractors

by Eric Weisbrot | May 22, 2018
OSHA | Safety

Ensuring a safe worksite not only keeps construction subcontractors protected from injuries, but it also lays the groundwork for a more profitable, cost-effective business model.

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Seven Things to Know About Compliance With Silica Dust Regulations

Ensuring the Safety of Temporary Workers

Claims Reporting: Avoiding Unforced Errors

Merit Shop Construction and The Trump Labor Agenda

Three Respiratory Safety Trends in Construction

Active Shooter Policies: What to Look For

ISO Publishes Global Workplace Safety Standard

Top Safety Tips for Construction Subcontractors

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