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Decrease Worker Fatigue to Increase Productivity

Don’t let fatigue cause construction delays, injuries, financial setbacks or even deaths for employees or others sharing jobsites. Everyone doing their part can result in safer, more productive projects—and, in turn, even more business.
By Michael Trufant
May 14, 2018
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by Michael Trufant

Michael Trufant is Industrial Markets Manager at Aeroflow Healthcare, a national provider of durable medical equipment (DME) products and construction company programs.

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