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3 Ways to Keep Employees Safe on Construction Sites

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#1 Maintain a clean work space

Remove debris and trash as you work through your building process so it doesn't become overwhelming.




#2 Life and move objects properly

Always bend your knees and never twist when lifting heavy objects. Use the intended equipment to avoid injury.





#3 Take care getting on an off of equipment

According to OSHA, getting on and off of construction equipment is the most common job site injury. Wear suitable shoes and take your time when dealing with heavy construction equipment.


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