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As you make your way down a major street in New York City, you will almost never escape passing by or seeing a scaffolding, or what the city calls “sidewalk sheds.” Call it an eyesore, an inconvenience or way to stay dry during a downpour, scaffolding is a part of NYC streetscape. They may be
Read More >Two National Grid construction workers in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn were seriously burned on Tuesday morning, January 28, 2020. They were part of a contract crew hired to upgrade the gas main in the area. At around 10 a.m., the two workers were working in a manhole at 1905 Bay Ridge Parkway in Brooklyn, when fierce flames
Read More >There has been a continued growth in New York City year after year, necessitating serious changes to the city’s decaying infrastructure. In addition to the boost in economy, this steady growth has been a huge financial boom to the construction industry. According to a recent report from New York Building Congress, spending on construction projects
Read More >Workplace safety is a serious issue in the United States, especially the construction industry. Dangerous conditions at construction sites often lead to severe injuries, most of which are preventable. Below are some important questions and answers about construction-related injuries. While this may provide some answers to frequently asked questions, it is best to immediately consult
Read More >The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that fatal work injuries totaled 87 in 2017 for New York City. The number of work-related fatalities in New York City rose by 31 from the previous year. Fatal occupational injuries in the city have ranged from a high of 191 in 1993 to a low of 56
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