December 2008 Table of Contents

Words: Dan KamysTable of Contents

December 2008 Volume 47, Number 12

FEATURES

An Inside Look at Scaffolding Accessories Products that help masons work safer, faster and stay OSHA compliant

Flashing and Drainage Masonry breaks down the basics of today's flashing and drainage products, new technologies and effective methods of installation.

Parts and Service: Mast Climbers Parts and service for mast climbers makes economic sense.

Affordable, Deductible 'YEEPs' Could a year-end equipment purchase help you?

 ??Information about the Masonry Industry

COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS For the Record President's Message Government Affairs Making The Grade New Products My Masonry Life Story Legal Issues Full Contact Project Management Masonry Association of Florida Awards

STABILA Tools: Engineered for Professionals Worldwide
June 2025

With a history spanning over 100 years, STABILA has firmly established itself as a trusted name in precision and durability. Known for crafting tools that stand the test of time, STABILA has become the standard for long-lasting performance. Today, the bra

Elsa Bueno
Featured MAP Partner
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Check out CrewTracks' Latest Innovations
June 2025

In today's masonry industry, the right tools are essential for efficient operations. At CrewTracks, we're constantly innovating to provide masonry contractors with the solutions they need to thrive. We're excited to offer a sneak peek at some of our newes

Erin Laird
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The Importance of Durable Safety Footwear on Masonry Jobsites
June 2025

Masonry work is a rewarding trade that relies on precision, strength, and skill. However, it also comes with its share of risks. From handling heavy materials like bricks and concrete blocks to navigating rough, uneven surfaces, masonry jobsites present n

Andrew Moffatt
Featured MAP Partner
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OSHA’s Proposed Heat Stress Standard
June 2025

The goal of OSHA is to work tirelessly to keep us, the workers, as safe as possible as we go about our jobs every day. According to the statistics that the Bureau of Labor Statistics provides, a staggering 479 workers died from heat stress from 2011-202

Justus Everett
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