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How To Avoid Accidents On Construction Sites

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Submitted: Sunday, April 21, 2024

Construction sites can be dangerous places for both workers and visitors. There are endless hazards, ranging from large machinery to heavy materials onsite. For this reason, it is essential for risk assessments to be carried out and for safety procedures to be followed at all times.

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