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Industry Networking Groups provide member benefits and advantages... PurposeEstablished in 1992, the Construction Division has grown from a section of the Business and Industry Division to now identifying and addressing safety solutions for the ever-expanding construction industry. Click here to learn more about the Construction Industry Networking Group. To learn about becoming a member of the National Safety Council and the Construction Industry Networking Group, click here. News & EventsConstruction Division's Summer 09 Meeting
The NSC Construction Division's Summer 2009 Meeting - June 18 - 19, 2009
Not a member of the Division YET?Interested in joining the Division? Division membership is a member-benefit and is now online! Please click HERE to join the Division! If you have any trouble with the online application, please call our customer service at 1-800-621-7619 or contact the Division Manager - Amber Wood. Amber Wood - 630-775-2229 (office) or amber.wood@nsc.org (email) Annual Meeting Recap - Congress 2008Annual Construction Division Meeting Recap
· Networking opportunities
Topics presented: o Crane Workgroup Examples, presented by Brian Murphy, Division Member on behalf of John Langford o Work Zone Safety, presented by Dan Zarletti, Division Member and NSC Board of Director’s Member o Safety Excellence – The Ultimate Intervention, presented by Peter Furst, Liberty Mutual
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Posted Soon: Please see the Member’s Only Website for the complete minutes and needed documentation. New Product Available Exclusively to NSC Members! Core Safety Materials for the Construction ProfessionalThis 81-page guide provides critical construction safety information for both new professionals and seasoned veterans. Designed by Construction Division members to address real, pertinent issues, this guide will help you establish a safe and healthy work environment within your organization and at your work sites. The guide includes information on: OSHA Construction Standards, Site-specific Safety Planning, Engineering Survey, Accident Investigation and a Demolition Survey. |