To improve jobsite health, safety, and housekeeping, more and more concrete contractors are seeking ways to collect concrete dust at its source.
To improve jobsite health, safety, and housekeeping, more and more concrete contractors are seeking ways to collect concrete dust at its source.
To improve jobsite health, safety, and housekeeping, more and more concrete contractors are seeking ways to collect concrete dust at its source.
To improve jobsite health, safety, and housekeeping, more and more concrete contractors are seeking ways to collect concrete dust at its source.
Anyone who works with cement or concrete should be aware of the potential health hazards and take precautions to avoid serious health risks.
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The concrete industry's Strategic Development Council's (SDC) upcoming Session #28 meeting is this fall. The meeting will be held in Plymouth, Mich., at St. John's Hotel, Golf, and Conference Center on Oct. 7–8 2010.
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According to the Producer Price Index report from the U.S. Labor Department, prices for construction materials and supplies in July 2010 were down 0.2% from June 2010, yet they were up 4.5% from July 2009.
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The Concrete Industry Management Program (CIM), a concrete-specific business program that gives graduates a four-year Bachelor of Science degree in concrete industry management, is seeking donations at their sixth annual auction.
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Concrete is the most used building material in the world, but unfortunately it also leaves a major carbon dioxide footprint because of one of its main binders.
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The Construction Leadership Council has awarded Daniel Cook, a senior from Middle Tennessee State University, the first annual Construction Leadership Council $1500 scholarship.