Winter is only a few months away and there is a lot of construction still taking place. But the colder weather makes construction debris removal a challenge. What can you do?
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Topics: construction waste removal, construction debris removal, safety, outsourcing construction waste hauling, construction recycling
Every construction site needs periodic, ongoing clean up. But one of the benefits of construction debris removal is improved job site safety.
[This post has been revised and updated from its original publication in May 2017]
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It's been a harsh winter already but there's still things you can do to winterize your home and minimize the impact of the next few months.
[A previous version of this post was published in February 2017. Winterizing is still a good idea every year.]
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Topics: winterizing, safety, Residential Junk Removal, home security, junk haulling
Every contractor knows that their occupation is particularly dangerous. Accidents can happen quite easily on a site but construction debris removal can help.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, construction Is "The Most Dangerous Industry" in the nation. This was underscored by the fact that, in 2010 for example, construction had the highest number of fatal injuries, accounting for 16.5 percent of the total work-related deaths that year.
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Construction can be dangerous, especially during the winter months when inclement weather makes for hazardous work conditions. But managing construction debris can help.
Certainly for some, the idea that construction waste removal can help minimize the dangers of accidents might seem like overkill. But, according to OSHA, out of the almost 4,000 worker fatalities recorded in 2013, over 20% of them were in construction. Of those, between 40 to 60% were caused by falls. And many of those falls involved construction debris.
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Winter construction creates debris and requires construction debris removal. And because of the cold and the weather, junk hauling becomes a challenge.
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No business owner wants to have their employees hurt or injured on the job. And when the jobs are hazardous, keeping workers safe becomes a priority.
Construction is a field that can be hazardous and requires a high degree of safety. However, the idea that construction waste removal can help minimize the dangers might seem odd to many people.
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While construction is a field that’s known for its sometimes dangerous nature, the idea that construction waste removal can help minimize the dangers might seem odd.
But, according to OSHA, out of the almost 4,000 worker fatalities recorded in 2013, over 20% of them were in construction. And of those, between 40 to 60% were caused by falls.
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Topics: outsourcing construction waste hauling, construction debris removal, construction debris, construction waste removal, safety