AGC Opposes OSHA Proposal to Roll Back Lead Respirator Protections
AGC of America News
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The Associated General Contractors of America is opposing an OSHA proposal that would weaken protections requiring workers to use respirators when exposed to lead on job sites. The AGC argues that rolling back these safety standards puts construction workers at unnecessary health risk from lead poisoning.
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