Tag: Site
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What to Expect After a Construction Site Injury
The construction industry in the US saw 1,075 fatal work injuries in 2023, accounting for 23.71% of all US worker fatalities, which makes it the most dangerous private sector industry. Falls, strikes, and electrical incidents are major causes of construction accidents. If you suffer an injury during the construction accident, what you do next matters.…
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Martin Clunes fights caravan site next to his Dorset farm
Actor Martin Clunes is intensifying his opposition to a planning application that seeks to establish a permanent travellers’ site adjacent to his Dorset estate. The proposal has faced multiple delays with the latest deferral occurring due to concerns over surface water flooding. Clunes, supported by his legal team, argues that the applicants do not meet…
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Tree Removal for Smart Site Prep: Key for Commercial Projects
When developing commercial properties, investing in comprehensive stump removal services early in the site preparation process can prevent costly construction delays and foundation issues down the line. Project managers who prioritize specialized stump removal services for commercial sites gain significant advantages through improved land utilization, enhanced safety conditions, and more efficient project timelines that directly…
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Key Steps to Prepare a Construction Site for Safety & Compliance
Construction sites can be chaotic. Heavy machinery, constant movement, and unpredictable conditions make preparation essential. Without the right groundwork, small oversights turn into costly mistakes. Safety isn’t just a checklist item. It’s what keeps everyone on-site confident in their work and ready to tackle challenges head-on. Compliance adds another layer of responsibility that demands your…
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Tomorrow’s Leaders learn from Derby site visit
Students and industry professionals gathered at One Friar Gate Square, University of Derby, in March for a site visit and presentation on the new mixed-use development. Nigel Cumberworth from local groundworks specialist M Lambe – which is working in partnership with Wavensmere Homes on the project – led the event, which was supported by members…
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Site Security in Australia: Why Edge Protection Matters
Construction sites inherently come with numerous risks, particularly when it comes to height-related activities. As construction workers operate at elevated levels, securing the work environment becomes a crucial factor in maintaining safety and regulatory compliance. In Australia, where the construction industry is consistently thriving, the demand for implementing robust safety measures has led to the…
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Galliford Try unearths 18th century artefacts at East London site
Galliford Try has found a series of artefacts during the archaeological dig at a site in Wapping, East London. The items include a penny coin from King George III’s reign (1760-1820), a Celtic Harp brooch, a domino with a bone facing and a tobacco smoking pipe. A notice on the site’s hoarding said the findings…
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Jobsight360 Adds E-Signatures to Boost Site Efficiency
Jobsight 360, a leading construction management software provider committed to addressing the unique pain points of clients in the heavy civil and industrial sectors, announced the launch of its new e-signature feature, designed to simplify and accelerate key project communications by removing the challenges associated with wet signing documents. “The e-signature enhancement reduces unnecessary back-and-forth…
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When to Seek Legal Help After a Construction Site Slip and Fall
Construction sites are inherently hazardous environments, where workers face numerous risks daily. Heavy machinery, unstable structures, exposed electrical wiring, and unfinished surfaces create dangerous conditions that demand constant vigilance. Among these risks, slip and fall accidents are unfortunately common, often resulting from slippery surfaces, scattered debris, poor lighting, or unmarked hazards. These accidents can lead…
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Rental Snapshot – From Family to Job Site: Art’s Rental Equipment, Inc.
Q. How did you first get your start in the rental industry? Art’s Rental was started in Newport, Ky., in 1967 by Arthur Arlinghaus. Art ran the company with his six sons, who now own and operate the business. Art’s began renting small tools to homeowners.Art’s Rental Equipment, Inc. in its Newport location, 1968.Art’s Rental Equipment, Inc.…