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We can – and must – make road work less dangerous

We can – and must – make road work less dangerous

Opinion | We can – and must – make road work less dangerous https://www.bridgemi.com/guest-commentary/opinion-we-can-and-must-make-road-work-less-dangerous By John Osika Road work can be dangerous work, but it doesn’t have to be. As

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Michigan road worker deaths rise in 2020 as families grapple with ‘devastation’ left in their wake

Michigan road worker deaths rise in 2020 as families grapple with ‘devastation’ left in their wake

Michigan road worker deaths rise in 2020 as families grapple with ‘devastation’ left in their wake More road workers killed in 2020 than 2019 while traffic volumes were lower https://www.mlive.com/news/2021/05/michigan-road-worker-deaths-rise-in-2020-as-families-grapple-with-devastation-left-in-their-wake.html

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Labor Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Summer 2019

Labor Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Summer 2019

It has been a busy spring at Labor Management. As we are into that all-important busy season of construction in Michigan, a quick recap of the great things we are

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"Operating Engineers 324 Heavy Equipment Operator Apprentice Amanda Updike was looking for a career change. After 13 years as a veterinary technician, she decided to move to a career as an operating engineer and came in to discover a world of possibilities for women in the trade.“As a high-school student, I had been told that college was the only path for a woman after graduation, and I was surprised to see so much support in the industry,” Updike said. “There are so many opportunities, especially for women, and there are so many options in the Operating Engineers to find the thing you love and are good at while having financial freedom because apprentices are earning money.”#OE324PROUD #OE324STRONG #OE324APPRENTICESHIPS #NAW2024 ... See MoreSee Less

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This September, Operating Engineers 324 returned to Children's Hospital in Detroit for the third year, partnering with the American Cancer Society to bring a unique construction experience to children undergoing treatment for cancer.For over five years, #OE324 has worked with the ACS to host the Big Dig event, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for pediatric cancer research. Held at the OE324 Construction Career Center in Howell, the event allows kids to operate the heavy equipment we use every day. While unforgettable, the event is out of reach for some children actively undergoing treatment.To make sure no child is left out, we brought the event to them once again!With the support of several signatory contractor partners and more, OE324 set up equipment right outside Children's Hospital. This allowed children to experience the thrill of operating excavators, cranes, and lifts on-site. It was an incredible day filled with laughter, smiles, and unforgettable memories. We’re honored to have worked with the ACS and Children’s Hospital to make this event possible and bring joy to these brave kids and their families.#OE324CARES #OE324PROUD #OE324GIVESBACK #OE324STRONG ... See MoreSee Less

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On Veterans Day, Operating Engineers 324 thanks all those who have served our nation in uniform, and we honor the many operating engineers across Michigan who served in the armed forces, #OE324PROUD #oe324veterans ... See MoreSee Less