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In an effort to further address urgent safety and health problems facing Americans in the workplace, OSHA is implementing a new Severe Violator Enforcement Program (SVEP) and increasing civil penalty amounts. This new program is intended to focus OSHA enforcement resources on employers who endanger workers by demonstrating indifference to their responsibilities under the law. This additional enforcement tool includes increased OSHA inspections in these worksites, including mandatory OSHA follow-up inspections, and inspections of other worksites of the same employer where similar hazards and deficiencies may be present. For more information, visit: osha.gov/dep/svep-directive.pdf.

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ADSC: The International Association of Foundation Drilling

The ADSC (Association of Drilled Shaft Contractors), founded in 1972 is a non-profit, international, professional, trade association representing the drilled shaft, anchored earth retention,
micropile, and other related civil construction/design industries. Its members include specialty subcontractors, design engineers in the private and public sectors, academicians, and manufacturers and suppliers. Through its 19 technical committees the ADSC establishes standards and specifications, funds research and scholarships, conducts design, construction, inspection
and testing seminars, offers field and management training programs including OSHA Certification. It provides project review services to government agencies and owners at all levels, conducts technical conferences and industry trade shows, publishes and distributes technical  materials, and offers subscriptions to its flagship periodical, FOUNDATION DRILLING Magazine. The ADSC is served by a national staff and eight regional chapters.

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