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Safety Chain on Dumpster
Always make sure the safety chain on the dumpster is being used incase the door pops open while you are picking dumpster up or going down the road.... » Read more
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Posted 04/22/24 07:09:10 AM

Hydraulics
Please make sure all your hydraulics and levers are working before you leave the yard in the morning. When it is really cold, run your PTO for a few minutes once you get to the jobsite while your tarping the box to let the hydraulic oil circulate and run the PTO on idle for the first round. ... » Read more
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Posted 04/01/24 07:57:10 AM

Hand Protection LCS
Hand injuries are serious. Protecting your fingers and hands is important for your work and quality of life. Work-related hand injuries are one of the leading reasons workers end up in the emergency room and miss work. Damage to the nerves in your fingers and hands, loss of a finger, a skin burn or allergic reaction, can negatively impact the quality of your work, your productivity – or worse – end your career and seriously detract from your quality of life. The cost of these types of injuries and illnesses to the construction industry is estimated in the hundreds of millions of dollars each year.   Causes: There are many hazards on construction sites that can result in a hand injury, including: - Punctures, cuts or lacerations – caused by contact with sharp, spiked or jagged edges on equipment, tools or m... » Read more
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Posted 02/16/24 08:00:54 AM

Situational Awareness
Situational awareness is being aware of what is happening around you in terms of where you are, where you are supposed to be, and whether anyone or anything around you is a threat to your health and safety. Our knowledge, experience and education enable us to understand what is going on around us and helps us to determine if it is safe. This means that everyone's situational awareness is individual and potentially different. We use our situational awareness to make decisions at home and at work.... » Read more
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Posted 01/29/24 07:28:22 AM

Falling Block
Please be extra mindful when we are removing block walls. We had an incident last summer where a small piece of block fell and hit a worker on the hand  injuiring them. The injured worker was on the ground cleaning up when the incident happened and the other worker was in a scissor lift chipping concrete block and was unaware that the worker was on the ground on the other side of the wall cleaning up. Always be aware of where you are and others are. Do not enter areas where debris may fall. Danger tape off these areas where workers should not enter. ... » Read more
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Posted 07/28/23 03:40:48 PM

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