Construction Safety Central Aims to Become a Worldwide Clearing House for Construction Safety Regulations and Information
Online, April 14, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Construction firms in the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia can now gather all information regarding construction safety from one place: Construction Safety Central. This new portal encompasses every aspect of construction safety, from legislation and regulations to planning and management.
April 14, 2010 - Construction companies and builders throughout the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia now have one place they can look for the latest in construction safety rule changes and their possible impact on the industry. In addition, the newly launched portal provides information on training, management, manuals, jobs, software, plans, equipment and more.
The site is broken down into separate areas featuring the latest resources for companies in each of the three countries it services. A blog keeps visitors up to date on the very latest news from around the construction safety industry.
The Training area features a list of companies, associations and institutions that offer construction safety training. The Management section offers a list of companies that help manage the safety aspect of construction projects around the world.
Those searching for construction safety documentation applicable to jobs in Australia, the U.S. and the U.K. should find a comprehensive list on the Manuals page. The Plans section highlights the benefits of creating a construction safety plan and offers links to helpful resources in that regard. Safety equipment is a necessity at every construction site, and the Equipment page lists manufacturers in all three countries. Some will even ship world wide. Signage is another key aspect of construction safety, and the Signs section provides links to providers throughout the U.S., U.K. and Australia.
As the global economy begins to recover, construction safety jobs will become more and more numerous. The Jobs section of Construction Safety Central points visitors to job listings in all three countries.
The proliferation of wireless high-speed internet access and Web 2.0 applications has heralded a new era in construction safety software. The Software page includes links to web-based and traditional software systems that manage every aspect of the construction workplace, including safety.
Though only recently launched, Construction Safety Central has brought together valuable information tailored to each of the three countries it serves. Visit the site at: http://www.constructionsafetycentral.com.
About Construction Safety Central
Construction Safety Central is an Australia-based firm specializing in providing resources and solutions to construction companies and contractors in construction safety matters. Visit their site at: http://www.constructionsafetycentral.com.
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