The decision by the Occupational Safety & Health Administration to withdraw its emergency temporary standard requiring workers at firms that employ 100 or more people to be vaccinated or tested weekly comes after the Supreme Court signaled its strong support for legal challenges filed by the Associated General Contractors of America and other entities against the measure.

With two cushion thicknesses, two knee-seat widths and 18 lengths, the custom fit of ProKnee's Model 0714/0714E kneepads create even weight distribution through its patented shin support system that takes weight off the joints and spreads it out over the length of the shins, reducing direct pressure on the knees and forcing the user to use proper kneeling techniques that can preserve knee health and aid current knee conditions.

The National Association of Home Builders named the recipients of the 15th annual NAHB/Builders Mutual Insurance Company Safety Award for Excellence for their commitment to strong safety programs.

The Revised OSHA Guidance incorporates guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on face coverings, social distancing and contact-tracing, the use of personal protective equipment, and routine cleaning and disinfection.

Launched in September 2020, Dust Hog is now building out its distribution network throughout North America to help mitigate one of the industry’s greatest challenges, dust control.

It is important that every installer take steps to protect themselves, employees, and customers from exposure to the coronavirus.

General Equipment Company has introduced its DB Series of Dust Collection Bags, which attach to confined space ventilation blowers for extracting airborne dust created by drilling, sawing, sanding, chopping or other jobsite activities.

Participants will hear essential remodeling insights to help them prepare as the economy reopens following COVID-19.

The comprehensive guide, that features both English and Spanish translations, describes how those in the residential construction industry can comply with OSHA regulations while focusing on the most common hazards found on jobsites.