1950- Dame Zaha Hadid, the first Arab woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize, is born.
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Be realistic about what you can carry, don't overdo it Get help with heavy and/or awkward objects Ensure your path is free of any debris or tripping hazards Lift with your legs, not your back!
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We all know that hearing protection is required on worksites where noises exceed normal, non-damaging levels. But before you grab just any PPE that you find on site, make sure you’re getting the right one! Ear Plugs Pros Small, portable Convenient for confined spaces Easy to use with other PPE... read more →
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1894- The time clock is patented.
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Stop the spread of germs: Stay home when you are sick: encourage sick workers to stay home to reduce the spreading of germs Wash your hands frequently using soap and water Cover your nose/mouth when you cough or sneeze
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Ensure your helmet has the appropriate shade Always ensure that your eyes and skin are protected from radiation exposure Work in a well-ventilated area Remove all ignition sources from the area
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2013- The first phase of the Marmaray Tunnel opens
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1965- The Gateway Arch is completed.
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Protect your (and your employees') eyes! Ensure that that in each area where eye hazards are possible, that an emergency eyewash station is available. Be sure that the eyewash station is easily accessible, and that staff are trained on proper use.
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What is Silica? Silica is a naturally occurring component in sand and rock. It is found on most construction sites in materials such as: concrete, dirt, graphite, granite, mica, mortar, paints, pavement, fill dirt, and brick. When materials containing silica are grinded, cut, or otherwise disturbed, silica dust particles may... read more →