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The construction industry is notorious for its high-risk work environments, making safety a critical concern for all parties involved.
Construction sites are dangerous, posing risks to workers and the general public and so Maryland has its fair share of site hazards.
Like all states in the United States, Kansas has safety standards to ensure that workplaces are safe and healthy for employees.
In the state of Idaho, employers and employees alike are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of such training.
Federal OSHA accomplishes worksite safety by enforcing regulations and standards that promote the concept of building a safety culture.
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