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Monthly Archives: April 2026

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What to Know About Data Center Construction

By Linkhorst Law Firm, P.A. |

With artificial intelligence and cloud services taking the world by storm, data centers will be necessary to store all this data and the technology involved with it. This means contractors may be undertaking new types of construction projects soon. In fact, data center construction has become one of the fastest-growing segments in the building… Read More »

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Scaffolding Accidents on Construction Sites

By Linkhorst Law Firm, P.A. |

Many construction sites have scaffolding. Scaffolding is a temporary structure typically made of steel or timber pipes, ledgers, and planks, It is often used in construction to provide a safe, stable, and elevated platform for workers, tools, and materials. It is essential for accessing high, hard-to-reach areas during building, renovations, and cleaning. While scaffolding… Read More »

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Trench Safety and Collapse Prevention

By Linkhorst Law Firm, P.A. |

A construction site may have trenches. Trenches are narrow excavations made in the ground to install, repair, or inspect underground systems. They are essential for building and maintaining infrastructure and utilities. Trenching and excavation work can be dangerous to workers. Soil types, weather conditions, and other factors can affect a trench’s stability. This can… Read More »

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Top OSHA Violations in Construction

By Linkhorst Law Firm, P.A. |

Dangers lurk on construction sites. Workers have to be careful of so many possible dangers, from falls to electricity to scaffolding issues to trench collapses. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets and enforces protective workplace safety and health standards for all industries. Fall protection violations once again topped OSHA’s list in fiscal… Read More »

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