Did you know that power lines are a top cause of electrical fatality? According to Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI), overhead powerlines caused 36% of all electric-related fatalities in the workplace between 2011 and 2017. The lion’s share of these fatalities occurred as a result of little to no electrical safety training. Overhead power lines present

There have been a number of major construction accidents in New York City over the last few years. In addition to OSHA and the DOB – which each have their own role to play in enforcing workplace safety— here are three things property owners and developers can do to ensure job sites are safe: 1.

If you’re a property owner, developer, or involved in the construction industry, you know the past 2 years has brought wave after wave of change. COVID-19 highlights an increased need for worker safety, both in terms of appropriate social distancing and the use of PPE. There are a lot of new rules and regulations to

It’s a critical time for construction safety—as many industry professionals liken jobsite injury lawsuits to winning the lottery. This means that now, more than ever, it’s crucial for all those involved in a construction project – think property owners, contractors, stakeholders, etc. – that you hire a reputable crane and rigging company full of knowledgeable

Construction safety is no joke. Those who don’t take it seriously more often than not end up paying the price through machinery breakdowns, worker injuries and/or costly project delays. Here at L&M Crane & Rigging, we don’t just strive to comply with safety regulations—we aim to exceed them. In addition to being licensed in New