Workforce
Safety
Prevent Gravity-Related Injuries on Construction Jobsites
With safety precautions in place, employers and workers can reduce the number of gravity-related incidents.
By Zachary Perecman
January 18, 2022
Topics
Workforce
Safety
by Zachary Perecman
Zachary Perecman concentrates his legal practice in all aspects of the plaintiff’s personal injury law, including construction accidents, premises liability, and motor vehicle accidents, as well as civil rights violations, including false arrest, wrongful conviction, and police abuse cases. Zachary worked at The Perecman Firm throughout both college and law school, joining the firm as an attorney upon admission to the New York State Bar in 2015. He is a member of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association and New York County Lawyers Association. He was named to the New York Metro Super Lawyers “Rising Stars” list in the area of “Personal Injury – Plaintiff” for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022.
Related stories
Workforce
ABC Announces Its 2025 Craft and Construction Management National Champions
By ABC
Find the full list of this year's National Craft Championships and Construction Management Competition winners below.
Workforce
Nonunion Construction Workforce Tops 80% in 41 States
By ABC
The merit shop has the majority when it comes to employing the national construction workforce.
Workforce
AI Army: Trunk Tools on How AI Agents Are Evolving
By Construction Executive
Trunk Tools unveils new AI agents for automating scheduling and meeting prep.