Photo Radar Helps Keep Work Zones Safe
ODOT and Portland Police Use Work Zone Photo Radar on an Oregon Interstate Highway for the First Time SNAP! CLICK! Quick as that, cameras in a marked police van parked
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Input on OSHA Change to Silica Wanted
Input Needed for Change to Silica in General Industry Oregon OSHA’s technical section is putting a stakeholder group together to discuss the federal OSHA changes to silica in general industry
Work Zone Design Saves Lives
New Guiding Principle on Work Zone Design is Designed to Save Lives “The best work zone design and management plan will maintain safety and mobility, a balance that shall be
For Knife River, Safety is Top of Mind
For Knife River, Safety is Top of Mind By: Garrett Andrews in Construction May 6, 2016 12:00 pm This column originally appeared in the Daily Journal of Commerce Brian Gray
INLINE Hosts Safety Training Expo
INLINE Commercial Construction held a Safety Week Training Expo on Tuesday, May 3. The expo was held in conjunction with the SafeBuild Alliance’s Safety Week 2016. Certified training was offered
Oregon Transportation Safety Month’s in Full Swing!
Distracted Driving and Work Zone Safety: Awareness Campaigns are Now Underway We’re in the midst of a series of awareness campaigns asking travelers to pay attention and slow down—especially in
Why Are Bridges Turning Orange?
Bridges in Portland and Salem Turn Orange in Early May to Raise Awareness of Work Zone Safety Monday, May 2 through Saturday, May 14, 2016 The Morrison Bridge in Portland,
What Does Winning a ROSE Award Mean?
On December 14, AGC blogged the announcement of the eight winners of the 2015 ROSE Award. This award recognizes chapter leaders in safety excellence and their dedication to safety. These
Eight Rose Award Winners Announced
The Oregon-Columbia Chapter’s Recognition of Safety Excellence (ROSE) Award recognizes chapter leaders in safety excellence, provides an excellent way to document your achievements in safety, and offers an opportunity to
“Be Ready. Be Buckled.” Kids’ Art Contest
The annual Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) Safety Belt Partnership Be Ready. Be Buckled. Children’s art contest runs through Tuesday, March 1, 2016! Children in kindergarten through sixth grade (ages 5–12)