Georgia lineman Jesse Maxwell killed after storms in Jasper Co.
Georgia lineman and father of four Jesse Maxwell was killed Friday night while cleaning up debris after the storms in Jasper County.
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Georgia lineman Jesse Maxwell killed after storms in Jasper Co.
Georgia lineman and father of four Jesse Maxwell was killed Friday night while cleaning up debris after the storms in Jasper County.
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With safety improvements, waste and recycling collection fell to the 7th deadliest job in 2021: BLS
Waste management industry news, voices and jobs for professionals. Optimized for your mobile phone.
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Waste Industry Works to Drive Down Injury and Illness Rates
Collaboration is key when it comes to progressing safety initiatives throughout the waste and recycling industry.
Source: waste360.com
PFAS in waste spurs alarm over 'poisoning,' regulatory gaps
"Disposal is the carnival room of smoke and mirrors with the PFAS issue right now," said Bennington College professor David Bond.
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Frustrated by collection worker deaths, industry groups target distracted driving
Waste management industry news, voices and jobs for professionals. Optimized for your mobile phone.
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Foxmont Capital Partners Holds First Close Of Second Fund, at $12M
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What notable Torontonians are watching, reading and listening to this June
Pop culture recommendations from Alan Shane Lewis, Tamara Lindeman, Farah Nasser, Justin Rutledge and more
Source: torontolife.com
Vehicle-related incidents still leading cause of industry worker deaths, SWANA says
Share it Although the waste industry has worked to make jobs safer in recent years, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, vehicle-related deaths remain a top issue, according to speakers at the Solid Waste Association of North America’s Safety Summit on Thursday. Presenters also discussed in-cab camera and artificial intelligence technology meant to reduce vehicle accidents and deaths, along with training techniques meant to create safer workplaces and drive down injury and fatality rat...
Source: wastedive.com