On January 4, 2024, at least one person was injured in a suspected DUI crash on Guide Meridian Road, as reported by the Bellingham Herald. This incident occurred at approximately 10:52 am and subsequently blocked all the lanes of Guide Meridian Road south of Smith Road. Washington State Patrol Officer Kelsey Harding explained the […]
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Ensuring the safety of construction workers at elevated sites is a top priority in Washington State. Two key regulations, WAC 296-880-200 and WAC 296-880-20005, mandate additional fall protection measures when employees are working at heights of four feet or more. WAC 296-880-200: Fall Protection at Four Feet or More This regulation outlines the requirements for
Washington State staunchly advocates for the well-being of its workers. WAC 296-880-10010 stands as a vital regulation, emphasizing the imperative need for fall protection regardless of height. Understanding WAC 296-880-10010: An Overview of Fall Protection Standards WAC 296-880-10010 delineates key directives, underscoring the following fall protection measures: Read more about WAC 296-880-10010 Safety Beyond Elevations:
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Washington State upholds robust laws to protect the well-being of construction workers. WAC 296-155-10005 stands as a crucial directive, focusing on ensuring the safety of all surfaces where construction employees work or walk. Understanding WAC 296-155-10005: Upholding Surface Safety WAC 296-155-10005 outlines key directives, emphasizing: Read more about WAC 296-155-10005 Safety Beyond Compliance: A Commitment
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Alyah Payne, a former Sea-Tac employee, has secured an $11 million settlement from the Port of Seattle and construction company, Hensel Phelps after sustaining life-altering injuries in a crash involving two baggage tugs. The incident occurred as Payne, operating one of the baggage tugs, collided with another while both vehicles were heading in the same
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In construction, safety is paramount, and Washington State enforces stringent regulations to ensure the well-being of construction workers. WAC 296-874-20002 stands as a crucial guideline, focusing on the safe design and construction of scaffolds. Decoding WAC 296-874-20002: A Mandate for Scaffold Safety WAC 296-874-20002 outlines key directives, emphasizing: Read more about WAC 296-874-20002 Safety Beyond
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In the realm of construction safety, Washington State sets the bar high with stringent regulations aimed at preserving the well-being of workers. One such crucial regulation is WAC 296-155-020, which requires secure footing on walkways and requires the removal of debris and accumulations of material on a job site. Understanding WAC 296-155-020: Upholding Cleanliness and
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In construction, safety isn’t just a priority; it’s a legal mandate. Washington State stands as a bastion of stringent safety laws, and among them is WAC 296-155-770, a regulation designed to ensure the safe movement and lifting of structures. Understanding WAC 296-155-770: A Legal Imperative for Safety WAC 296-155-770 places a critical responsibility on construction
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In the realm of construction safety, Washington State stands as a beacon with its comprehensive legal framework designed to protect the well-being of workers. One such vital regulation is WAC 296-126-222, a directive focused on ensuring the safety of workers, particularly concerning the lifting and carrying of heavy objects. Understanding WAC 296-126-222: Safeguarding Workers from
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In the realm of construction, ensuring the safety of workers stands as a paramount commitment. Washington State, known for its robust legal framework, houses laws specifically crafted to protect the well-being of those in the construction industry. One such cornerstone is WAC 296-155-100, a regulation that places a crucial responsibility on management to uphold safety
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