OSU CEM Employer Survey
Dear Employer or Potential Employer of Oregon State University CEM Graduates: Part of maintaining a strong CEM Program is the continuous improvement of courses, curriculum, and the student experience. We’re
Author: Karla Holland
Have Fun in the Sun – But Drive Responsibly!
Have More Fun in the Sun – Drive Responsibly July is the start of something magical, and all across Oregon road trip season has begun. The Olympic Trials, Oregon Country
Chapter Foundation Awards Over $200K for Workforce Efforts
AGC Foundation Awards $216,808 IN WORKFORCE GRANTS The Associated General Contractors Oregon-Columbia Chapter recognizes the critical need to increase and maintain a pipeline of skilled tradespeople and professionals to ensure
Alliant Build America Awards Application Site is Open
AGCA’s Alliant Build America Awards Application Site Now Open! AGC of America is proud to announce the launch of the 2017 Alliant Build America Awards! AGC members who meet the
Mandatory Requirements for Army Corps Projects
Army Corps of Engineers Project Requirement EM385-1-1 24 Hour Fall Protection Competent Person This 24-hour course includes in-class training, physical demonstrations, and practical hands-on activities on how to properly select,
OP-ED: Collaboration will further air emissions progress
In the face of three major environmental issues over the past several weeks – the Union Pacific train derailment and oil spill in the Columbia River Gorge, the release of
AGCA ConstructorCast Episode Explores OSHA Silica Rule
Go in depth on the new OSHA silica rule’s history, its contents, AGC of America’s efforts, and what it all means for businesses on the latest episode of the ConstructorCast.
Right to Report – OSHA Delays Effective Date for Enforcement
OSHA delays effective date for enforcing employees’ rights to report workplace injuries, illnesses The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is delaying enforcement of the anti-retaliation provisions in its new injury
OP-Ed: Government and the total cost of citizenship
In the words of Ted Nugent, “If there was a Hall of Fame of Common Sense, a huge statue of Grover Norquist would be at the front door.” As the
IP 65 Campaign Hits Milestone
IP65: Career Tech Education in All Oregon High Schools In early July, the IP 65 Campaign passed a historic mark—more than 125,000 signatures were submitted to the Oregon Secretary of