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Top Job Site Dangers To Watch For
You and your friends and family know that plumbers risk severe injury every day.But plumbing dangers aren’t so obvious to everyone. To...
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Industry Group Addresses Safety Issues With New Video Series
Poor air quality and visibility. Fire hazards. Chemical exposure. These hazards, and more, are often faced by plumbers and other construction workers...
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Fix a Leak Week Brings Awareness to Plumbing Problems
An estimated 12 percent of the water that supplies U.S. households is wasted on leaks, according to a 2016 study by the...
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EPA Looks to Bolster Lead-Free Requirement for Plumbing Materials
Feedback is being accepted until April on a U.S. EPA proposal that would require plumbing manufacturers to mark pipes, fittings, and fixtures...
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5 FAQs About Point-of-Use Water Treatment
The safety of the water coming out of our taps has been in the news a lot lately. As with anything that...
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Trenching Deaths More Than Double in 2016
“Never again” he wrote on his Facebook page after a trench he was working in collapsed in May. A month later, he was dead...
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You Can’t Put a Price on the Health and Safety of Employees
When it comes to running a profitable plumbing company, health and safety issues can be a silent killer of profits. An injured...
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Build a Safety Training Toolbox
Whether you are required to hold them or not, safety meetings are critical to protecting your workers and your company from the...
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What Should You Do When a Trench Gives Way?
Let’s assume your plumbing company has an excellent safety program. You’ve been trained and designated as the competent person on project excavation sites....
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There are No Shortcuts When it Comes to Safety
Gerald Stott, owner of Stott Plumbing and Heating in Salt Lake City, Utah, had spent a good many years in the industry...
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How Can Fire Sprinklers Boost Your Profits?
Wherever you stand on the debate over requiring fire sprinklers in one- and two-family homes, if you’re a professional plumbing contractor, there...
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Maximize Safety on Your Next Upfit
What are the features your next vehicle body should have in order to maximize safety for your employees? The safety of your workforce...
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Is My Water Safe to Drink?
The ongoing and future water crisis in Flint, Michigan, has raised many questions from people in all parts of the United States....
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OSHA Cites Nebraska Contractors in Fatal Cave-In
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited a Nebraska contractor with five serious violations and $31,000 in...
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Indiana Plumber Survives Trench Collapse
A 32-year-old Mr. Plumber employee survived a trench cave-in last month with help from a co-worker and Citizen’s Energy employee who called 911.The...
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Plumber Jailed for Falsifying Gas Safety Tests
A British plumber was jailed for illegally issuing gas safety test certificates while posing as a qualified engineer.According to The Gazette, Neil...














