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The difficulty of adopting innovative solutions by engineering and construction companies

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Four Steps Deploying Digital Tools in Construction

The difficulty of adopting innovative solutions by engineering and construction companies The McKinsey & Company, Capital Projects and Infrastructure Report “The new age of engineering and construction technology” highlights how the engineering and construction...

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Technology is eliminating many of the problems that dogged the E&C sector for decades!

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Weather Risk Technology Eliminates Problems in E&C Sector

Technology is eliminating many of the problems that dogged the E&C sector for decades! The McKinsey & Company, Capital Projects and Infrastructure Report “The new age of engineering and construction technology” highlights how the engineering and construction...

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Weather Risk Technology Rapidly Transforming Construction

Weather Risk Technology Rapidly Transforming Construction

New technologies are rapidly transforming all stages of the construction process. The McKinsey & Company, Capital Projects and Infrastructure Report “The new age of engineering and construction technology” highlights how the engineering and construction (E&C)...

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The engineering and construction (E&C) industry is at the cusp of a new era.

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Weather Risk Management in The New Age of Construction

The engineering and construction (E&C) industry is at the cusp of a new era. The McKinsey & Company, Capital Projects and Infrastructure Report “The new age of engineering and construction technology” highlights how the engineering and construction (E&C)...

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Weather Risks to Wind Turbine Access Roads

Weather Risks to Wind Turbine Access Roads

At least two safety incidents each month related to wind energy access roads and hard stands In order to enhance the safety standards during the transportation and erection of onshore wind turbines, the International Crane Stakeholder Assembly (ICSA) is publishing a...

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Weather Safety for One of the Top 10 Most Hazardous Occupations

Weather Safety for One of the Top 10 Most Hazardous Occupations

OSHA highlights that steel erection is one of the top 10 most hazardous occupations according to BLS fatality data year after year. ANSI/ASSE A10.13-2011 Safety Requirements for Steel Erection “…standard establishes safety requirements for erecting, handling, fitting,...

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Weather Safety Requirements for Steel Structures

Weather Safety Requirements for Steel Structures

ASSE Construction & Demolition Operations (A10) standards address the protection of employees and the public from hazards arising out of or associated with construction and demolition operations. The American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) publishes ANSI/ASSE...

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Job-safety analysis or JSA highlights hazards associated with an activity or operation, such as weather events.

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5 Steps for Job-Safety Analysis of Wind Farm Weather Hazards

Job-safety analysis or JSA highlights hazards associated with an activity or operation, such as weather events. Wind turbine operations and maintenance (O&M) service activity processes and hub-entry procedures generally vary by the wind-turbine manufacturer and...

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Wind Impacts on Wind Turbine Rotor Activities

Wind Impacts on Wind Turbine Rotor Activities

Wind speed greater than 15 m/s or about 33.6 mph can cause excess stress loading on the wind turbine rotor. On wind power sites, it is important for project stakeholders to monitor weather conditions during any activity, such as wind turbine access and hub entry. Some...

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Fastener Service Conditions for Wind Turbines

Fastener Service Conditions for Wind Turbines

Wind turbines experience numerous loading scenarios across the lifecycle of assets and fleets, including temperature cycles, cyclic loading, and static loading. For example, in some geographic regions, such as the southern U.S. and in parts of Europe, temperature...

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Weather Events That Impact Wind Power Projects

Weather Events That Impact Wind Power Projects

By design, both onshore wind power projects and offshore wind power projects are located in windy and gusty locations – some of the windiest locations around the world. Accordingly, environmental work hazards on wind power projects include weather hazards and weather...

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