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A Time to Emphasize Safety
Safety should always be on your mind, but June is a time to emphasize safety even more with it being officially designated...
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Industry Group Promoting Importance of Trench Safety
The National Utility Contractors Association is preparing for its annual Trench Safety Stand Down, which will be held the week of June...
Editorial
7 Ways to Commit to Workplace Safety
Safety is paramount. No matter the line of work you’re in, it’s critical to do everything in your power to keep employees...
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Proper Personal Protective Equipment for a Jetting Job
Every year, heedless jetter operators are needlessly exposed to serious injuries — even death — and make their employers vulnerable to negligence...
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Worker Electrocuted on Pipe Lining Job Site
When job site safety, and the unfortunate outcomes that can come from overlooking safety protocols, are covered in Cleaner, it oftentimes has to...
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Keeping the Eyes and Face Safe on Hydroexcavation Jobs
As hydroexcavator operator Joe Harp walked up to his co-worker to aid him on a job site, he suddenly felt like he...
Editorial
Not Worth the Risk
Disease, blindness, trauma, death — these are the risks for service industry workers when they fail to use basic personal protective equipment.
Some...
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Think Safety When Choosing Specifications for Your Next Truck
In work truck fleets, operator safety is a paramount concern. Adding safety options can have huge payoffs in terms of insurance savings,...
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One Strike and You May Be Out
Increased density of development has created an unforeseen result — a growing number of accidental underground utility strikes. The Common Ground Alliance’s...
Editorial
Don’t Cut Costs When it Comes to Safety
Running a company can be a bit like walking a tightrope. It’s all about balance.
When times are slow and budgets are tight,...
Editorial
The Danger Below
It seems improbable from the surface: With all the thousands of square feet of soil, what are the odds that two 6-inch...
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Why Operator Awareness is the Best Means of Accident Prevention
Despite having worked in equipment safety publications for four years now, I marvel at how much I still don't know. However, one...
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Seattle Contractor Charged With Felony Over Trench Collapse Death
The potential for loss of life should be reason enough for contractors to always practice all the proper trench safety measures. But...
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Preventing Trench Collapse and Caught-In Incidents
Trench collapse (or cave-in) and caught-in (or caught-between) incidents occur too often. In 2014, 39 workers perished in caught-in incidents. Between 2000...
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7 Ways Sonetics Customers Use Wireless Communication
The combination of wireless communication and hearing protection comes in handy just about everywhere outside of a cubicle farm. Come to think...
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Dealing With an Accident in a Company-Owned Vehicle
For cleaners and other service technicians, it’s common to be in a company-owned vehicle a lot of the time — shuttling between jobs;...









