Is Your Safety Plan Translating From the Page to the Field?
- Heath Mellotte
- Transportation & Public Works, Energy, Energy Transmission & Distribution, Energy Generation
Raleigh Scaffolding Collapse Kills 3 Construction Workers
Three construction workers were killed and another seriously injured late Monday morning when an exterior lift system tore from the side of an office building under construction in downtown Raleigh.
A witness, LeRoy Kelley, said workers were dismantling a "mast climber" on the 11-story Charter Square Building on Fayetteville Street when the elevator-like system collapsed, sending a mobile scaffolding platform to the ground.
Officials with the state’s Occupational Safety and Health Division took control of the Charter Square site, halting construction.
Smart Streets- There's an App for That
- Heather Davis
- Transportation & Public Works
These days everything seems to be connected. You can connect your home appliances to your WiFi network and even remotely start your car from the touch of your mobile phone. Technology is used in almost every element of our lives. Why not apply this technology to our streets as well? Local agencies are beginning to adopt Complete Streets policies that provide alternative modes of transportation for all users. The next evolution in transportation is to integrate technology with Complete Streets principles to create a transportation system that is accessible and reliable. It’s time to start thinking of Complete Streets as Smart Streets.
How to Hire the Right Consultant
- Derrick Smith
- Transportation & Public Works
About a year ago we introduced a small eBook on this blog called “Hire the Right Consultant: 6 Tips for Public Agencies to Write a Killer RFP.” The eBook was our attempt to help agencies write proposals that are clear and will elicit the strongest responses from consultants.
It's All in How You Sell It (Tip #8 in Your PI Toolbox)
- Lisa Schauer
- Transportation & Public Works, Public Involvement
Your tool kit is complete. You have your marketing/outreach plan, a brand for the project, a website to share what's happening with your project, a database to record who you spoke with, duct tape to ensure you listen completely, tennis shoes to help you connect in person, and a partner in the media to broadcast the stories you collect. Now what? It's time to sell.
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