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Safety Insights

Provides key elements to inspire change, bring awareness and improve the overall safety of the restoration and remediation Industry.
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  • injured worker on the ground with hard hat in the foreground

    What Restoration Contractors Need to Know About OSHA Fall Protection Requirements

    By: Barry Rice
  • Pile of Documents with Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA

    What OSHA’s Top 10 Violations Mean for the Restoration Industry

    By: Barry Rice and Kayla McGowan
  • Contractor with hearing protection on jobsite with air movers

    The Sound of Restoration: Why Hearing Protection Is Critical on Every Job Site

    By: Barry Rice and Darren Hudema
  • Structural engineer and architect discuss blueprints at the construction site

    Providing Clarity: A Deeper Dive into Contractor Safety and PPE

    By: Barry Rice
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