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Working Toward Affordable, Resilient Homes

A new natural disaster protection act from NAHB aims to support hazard mitigation projects




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Silica on the Jobsite

Here's what you need to do to comply with OSHA's final rule on respirable crystalline silica

The Dirt on Dust, Part 2

It’s time remodelers adopted these commonsense measures to protect workers and homeowners from jobsite dust

SawStop Antitrust Lawsuit Gets Supreme Court Boost

The maker of flesh-sensing blade brake technology on saws will continue its lawsuit accusing other saw makers of conspiring to boycott its innovation

The Body's Defenses Against Breathing Dusty Air

The respiratory tract is protected by mechanisms that work to keep our airways and lungs relatively clean

The Dirt on Dust, Part I

Dust isn’t just a nuisance byproduct of remodeling; it’s nasty stuff that’s bad for employees, bad for subs, bad for clients—and bad for business

After the Fall: How to Deal With Jobsite Accidents

You just got a phone call. What you hoped would never happen has happened. Now what do you do?

Framer Dies After Fall

Accidents like this one are a primary reason OSHA is tightening up safety enforcement at residential jobsites

Table Saw Ruling

Appeals court upholds ruling against table saw manufacturer in accident case

Zero Tolerance for Substance Abusers? Not Always

Studies show that substance abuse is higher in construction than in almost any other industry. That's one more reason why every company should have a policy.

The Cutting Edge: After the Accident

<p>What happens after a table saw accident? Personal injury attorney Michael Cushing shares some courtroom expertise, and Illinois-based Thomas…

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