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Navigating the Pandemic With a Seven-Step Safety Plan

Due to careful development and implementation of safety plans, one contractor celebrated zero lost-time injuries last year, and is aiming for a similar goal during the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Karen M. Scally
September 2, 2020
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by Karen M. Scally
Karen M. Scally is a Metro Detroit journalist who has covered the construction industry for over a decade. She is currently a contributor to the Gearflow.com blog.

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