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Baystreet.ca - Biden's Infrastructure Boom Is Being Held Back By High Construction Costs - Vimarsana News

Baystreet.ca - Biden's Infrastructure Boom Is Being Held Back By High Construction Costs

The latest construction news reports that while interest rates remain high, inflation is finally losing steam. This could go a long way toward helping U.S. construction projects. However, the Construction MMI (Monthly Metals Index) continues to experience ...

Contractors sue Hawaiian rail agency for $99M over utility relocation delays - Vimarsana News

Contractors sue Hawaiian rail agency for $99M over utility relocation delays

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Lack of heat standards for construction workers increases safety risks as heat reaches record breaking levels - Vimarsana News

Lack of heat standards for construction workers increases safety risks as heat reaches record breaking levels

With record-high temperatures impacting millions around the world, a spotlight has been cast on the workplace conditions of construction workers, who currently aren’t protected by any strict standard regarding extreme heat. According to a heat tracker by The New York Times, approximately 27% of...

New CEO sees strength in Kitchell's diverse offerings - Vimarsana News

New CEO sees strength in Kitchell's diverse offerings

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OSHA Publishes Its Final Electronic Record-Keeping Rule, Set to Go Into Effect in 2024 - Vimarsana News

OSHA Publishes Its Final Electronic Record-Keeping Rule, Set to Go Into Effect in 2024

Come Jan. 1, employers with 100 or more employees will have to submit information to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration once per year from Forms 300 and 301