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OSHA’s Silica Rule Survives Legal Challenge

OSHA’s Silica Rule Survives Legal Challenge

December 29, 2017
Steve Smith

However, one possible argument against the standard remains, which could be used in particular by the construction industry.


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NFSA Applauds Fire Sprinkler Incentives in Tax Reform

NFSA Applauds Fire Sprinkler Incentives in Tax Reform

December 21, 2017

Fire protection has now been included and overall fire and life safety systems have joined other tax incentives, such as roofing, HVAC and security alarm systems.


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APR Supply Acquires Environmental Recovery Services

APR Supply Acquires Environmental Recovery Services

December 4, 2017

While ERS acts as a traditional refrigerant reclamator, the company’s specialty is traveling to commercial jobsites in order to collect refrigerant onsite. 


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Plumber Pleads Guilty in Fatal Trench Collapse

Plumber Pleads Guilty in Fatal Trench Collapse

December 1, 2017

OSHA had cited the company with two willful and seven serious violations.


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Legal Pipeline

The Limits of a Quasi-Contract

Archon case emphasizes difference between express and implied contracts.
December 1, 2017
Steven Nudelman
What to consider when you’re asked to perform work that’s outside the project’s scope.
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ASHRAE Earns UN Environment Award For Dedication to Advance Montreal Protocol

ASHRAE Earns UN Environment Award For Dedication to Advance Montreal Protocol

November 28, 2017

The Partnership Award recognizes the work of civil society and other international organizations that have played a critical role in the development of the Kigali Amendment and/or implementation of the Montreal Protocol.


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Canada Launches Investigation into Vietnamese Copper Fittings

Canada Launches Investigation into Vietnamese Copper Fittings

November 1, 2017

The investigations are the result of a complaint filed by Cello Products Inc., which alleges price undercutting from Vietnam.


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AFSA Launches Online Safety Portal

AFSA Launches Online Safety Portal

October 13, 2017

With more than 1,000 resources and references, The Safety Portal aims to address some of the key issues in construction safety today, such as electrical safety, ladder safety, loss control, personal protection, and vehicle safety.


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2017 Oct PE Steve Smith
Plumbing & Heating Thoughts

The CDC, Back-Stabbing Emails and a Flawed Legionnaires’ Investigation

And also the true meaning of ‘poetic justice’ as the agency faced up to questionable examination techniques and alteration of data.
September 24, 2017
Steve Smith
Misleading email trail points to messy Legionnaires’ assessment and necessary clarification.
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2017 Oct PE Samuel Dannaway
FPE Corner

The Marco Polo Fire – Current Aftermath

Honolulu continues to sort through rubble and legality of sprinklers in high-rises.
September 21, 2017
Samuel S. Dannaway
One of the most important things to take away from the Marco Polo Fire: Buildings that opt out of sprinklers should still be required to comply with other safety measures of Bill 69.
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