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: Legal BlogNew York City Holds 4th Annual Construction Safety Week
Last week, April 28 - May 2, 2008, was New York City?s 4th annual Construction Safety Week, the purpose of which is to “advance safe construction practices?. Seminars were offered in topics such as ?Scaffold Safety: Keeping Workers Safe on the Job?, (held by the NYC Department of Buildings in conjunction with the Latin American Workers Project), ?Performing Safe Excavations?, ?Safety First: Urban Demolition?, ?Crane Safety: New Regulations You Must Know? and ?Safe Concrete Operations, Design, Methods and Regulations.?
Full post as published by Legal Blog on May 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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