Help eliminate on-the-job electrocutions – and maybe win $1 million
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The McElhattan Foundation has extended deadlines for its Zero Electrocution Challenge, with registration now open until Sept. 1 and final submissions due by Sept. 24. The grant competition offers up to $1 million to innovators developing solutions that prevent on-the-job electrocutions in construction.
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Pittsburgh — The McElhattan Foundation has extended the registration and final submission deadlines for its Zero Electrocution Challenge. Innovators now have until Sept. 1 to register and Sept. 24 to submit final entries for the grant competition, aimed at developing solutions that eliminate…
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