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Approaching Restoration as a Mason Contractor

As buildings age and their surrounding areas develop, masonry contractors may be approached to restore, repair, and reconfigure existing masonry on projects outside the typical scope of a new construction commercial project. Restoration of older masonry b

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Marketing Strategies for Equipment Manufacturers: Insights from EZG Manufacturing

With over 25 years of experience in manufacturing and distributing equipment across all seven continents, EZG Manufacturing has developed a strong understanding of successful market positioning. Drawing from this extensive experience, we’re sharing effect

Building More: How Can They Do It For That Price?!

Spring is a weird bid season. Estimates are coming in all over the place. It seems like everyone has tightened their belts to land what they can as we come out of the election cycle slowdown. We are no exception. Lowering margins is a temporary solution,

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MASONRY STRONG Podcast, Episode 14 Recap: Foreman Instructors

On this episode of the MASONRY STRONG Podcast, Foreman Instructors Donnie Williams, Jameel Ervin, and Tom Vacala join Justin in talking about the changes in masonry education over the years, how they all became good friends, and some of their favorite sto

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Building the Next Generation: Advances in Masonry Material, Design and Efficiency

Brick’s versatility has made it an architectural staple for centuries, adapting to the evolving trends, demands and challenges of the building industry. In 2025, modern advancements in brick continue to influence the way architects, designers and builders

Can Keeping Your Business Clean Help Prevent Risks and Accidents?

Masonry contractors face many challenges in their day-to-day work, including the need to ensure general maintenance and housekeeping are being kept up at your business. As an owner and leader, it’s your responsibility to prioritize safety by promoting cle

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Winter Driving Part 1

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Wind and Lightning Safety

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About: Weather
Wheelbarrows

A wheelbarrow can be of great help, but there are several things to remember in order to use a wheelbarrow correctly and safely.

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Wooden Scaffold Planks

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Welding and Cutting Safety Tips 1

Fuel gasses may be toxic. Check a copy of the manufacturer's MSDS. Never allow oxygen to contact oil, grease or other flammable substances.

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Vehicle Maintenance

Why is vehicle maintenance so important? The answer should be obvious.

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The Importance of Gloves

As talented as your hands are, they can’t think – they’re your servants, and it is up to you to think and keep them out of trouble.

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The Hazards of Chemicals

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The ABC's of Fire Extinguishers

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About: Fire
Summer Heat

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Silicosis Respiratory Protection Video

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Silicosis Respiratory Protection

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Silicosis Hazard Recognition Video

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Silicosis Hazard Recognition

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Silicosis Hazard Controls Video

Construction activity such as cutting or drilling releases silica dust. This dust must be controlled.

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Silicosis Hazard Controls

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Shortcuts

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Scaffolding Safety Tips

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Scaffold User Training

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Scaffold Load Capacity and Material Handling

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Scaffold Inspection

OSHA requires the inspection of scaffolds before each shift and after an event that could affect the scaffold's structural integrity.

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Rain and Snow Safety

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About: Weather
Protecting Yourself Against Harmful Sunlight

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Protecting Workers in Hot Environments

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Preventing Vehicle Fires

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Preventing Forklift Accidents

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Personal Protective Equipment Requirements

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Personal Protective Equipment 2

PPE stands for personal protective equipment which we use in our daily work activities.

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Personal Protective Equipment 1

Personal Protective Equipment are the types of equipment workers use as their last line of defense in preventing injury and illness.

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Material Safety Data Sheets Introduction

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Limited Access Zones Video

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Limited Access Zones

A Limited Access Zone is established by workers constructing a masonry wall to keep other trades out of the area until the wall is properly braced or tied.

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How the Body Handles Heat

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Hot Weather

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Heat Stroke: A Medical Emergency

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Heat Disorders and Health Effects

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Hearing Protection

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Hazard Communication Orientation

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Haz Com

Haz Com is the short term for the Hazard Communication Standard. Neither workers nor employers are exempt from this standard.

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Forklift Fatalities

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Fall Protection Video

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Fall Protection

Fall protection is a term used to describe the methods workers use to prevent falls from heights.

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Fall Prevention Safety Tips for Employees

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Extreme Heat

People suffer heat-related illness when the body's temperature control system is overloaded.

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Driving Emergencies Part 2

There are many common, but unexpected driving emergencies. To handle them, you must be alert and informed. Plan ahead.

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Driving Emergencies Part 1

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Crane and Material Handling Safety

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Courtesy and Safe Driving

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Controlling Stress

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Carelessness

Safety is no more than doing the job the right way, every day.

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Back Injury Prevention Tips

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Attitude and Behavior 1

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A Single Second

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MASONRY STRONG Podcast, Episode 13 Recap: Mason Hill, Vice President at Hill Masonry, Inc

On this episode of the MASONRY STRONG Podcast, Mason Hill joins the set to dive into his journey in the masonry industry. Where he started, how his passion grew, and where he sees the industry going. Family Business Dynamics Running a family business li

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American Treasure: West Point Cadet Chapel

The West Point Cadet Chapel stands as an enduring symbol of architectural brilliance, blending Gothic Revival grandeur with the precision and artistry of masonry. Perched on a hill overlooking the United States Military Academy, this iconic structure is a

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