Crystalline Silica: The Silent Killer in Construction & Mining

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OSHA

Crystalline Silica is a common mineral found in various materials used in construction and mining. Its omnipresence in these industries poses significant health risks to workers. The prevalence of silica exposure and its devastating health impacts make it a critical issue in workplace safety. This article delves into the hidden

How Many Construction Workers Are Electrocuted?

11 months ago in

News & Updates

10 Million Construction: The World's Largest Employer More than 10 million people work in the construction sector. Many of those individuals are working in specialized construction activities that include demolition, renovation, site preparation, electrical installation, roofing, plumbing, scaffolding, and much more. According to various estimates, construction is the biggest employer

Cold Stress and its Safety Measures

3 years ago in

Health & Safety

Cold stress occurs by driving down the skin temperature, and eventually the internal body temperature. When the body is unable to warm itself, it can lead to serious consequences. You can suffer cold-related illnesses. Injuries may occur as well, causing permanent tissue damage. It may also lead to death. It

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Crystalline Silica: The Silent Killer in Construction & Mining

How Many Construction Workers Are Electrocuted?

Cold Stress and its Safety Measures

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