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Two workers were killed and four were seriously injured
while pouring cement on the third floor.
Image-Building collapse defective cement pour - construction continuing education reduces these disasters
Up to 30 workers were present when formwork failed.
image-closer view of building collapse - online construction continuing education reduces these accidents
This collapse occurred on a $7.1 million project. Hope
the prime contractor and the subcontractor had
workers' compensation insurance?
image up close of building collapse - construction continuing education classes online will reduce these accidents
No Fall Protection on the edge of floor
No Fall Protection at Edge of Floor on a High Rise Construction Site
Check out the material hoist
Unsafe hoist at a construction site
Do you think the shoring will hold if a truck rolls by?
Improper shoring to support a truck on the road next to the construction pit
A possible way to cull the human species?

Guess the local building officials don't worry about
lawsuits and trust that people will not play or touch
the wires.
Don't touch the live wires as you walk on the beach sidewalk - a shocking example of poor electrical work