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Tower cranes operated by Synergy Construction of Montreal lift over the Queen Elizabeth Hospital expansion project in Halifax, Nova Scotia last month. The project reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen tower crane safety through regional collaboration.
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WorkSafeNB, Nova Scotia partner on tower crane inspections as construction activity rises

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WorkSafeNB has partnered with Nova Scotia to conduct joint tower crane inspections as construction activity increases across New Brunswick. The collaboration began at the Representatives of Atlantic Provinces occupational health…

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