Remodeling: Articles by Brindley Byrdhttp://www.remodeling.hw.net/expert-opinion/q-and-a/brindley-byrd.aspx?view=rss&id=Query_tcm1785306<url /><link /></image><description>The Information Source for the Home Building Industry</description><language>en-us</language><pubDate /><webMaster /><item><title>Eye Protectionhttp://www.remodeling.hw.net/safety/eye-protection.aspx?rssLink=Byrd7%3a+Eye+ProtectionExpert Brindley Byrd answers a question about worker eye protection.Asbestos Safetyhttp://www.remodeling.hw.net/jobsite-safety/asbestos-safety.aspx?rssLink=Byrd6%3a+Asbestos+SafetySafety expert Brindley Byrd reacts to article about Smithsonian museum asbestos issue.Dust Controlhttp://www.remodeling.hw.net/jobsite-safety/dust-control.aspx?rssLink=Byrd5%3aDust+ControlEducate your employees about dust control for their health and safety and for the health and safety of your customers.Worker Safety and Protectionhttp://www.remodeling.hw.net/construction-safety/field-crew-safety-and-protection.aspx?rssLink=Byrd4%3a+Worker+Safety+and+ProtectionHow remodeling company owners can protect their workers from health hazards on the jobsite.What EPA's Lead Rule Means to Remodelershttp://www.remodeling.hw.net/legislation/what-epas-lead-rule-means-to-remodelers.aspx?rssLink=Byrd3%3a+What+EPA's+Lead+Rule+Means+to+RemodelersAn overview of how EPA's rule on lead abatement will affect the remodeling industry.Including Clean Up Costs in the Project Budgethttp://www.remodeling.hw.net/job-costing/clean-up-costs.aspx?rssLink=Byrd2%3a+Including+Clean+Up+Costs+in+the+Project+BudgetIncluding Clean Up Costs in the Project BudgetDealing With Subcontractorshttp://www.remodeling.hw.net/human-resources/qa-dealing-with-subcontractors.aspx?rssLink=Byrd1%3a+Dealing+With+SubcontractorsHow can I get our subs to treat customers’ homes with respect – not just another job site, i.e., cleanliness, radio volume/stations, etc.?Web Extra: 10 Suggestions for Jobsite Dust-Proofinghttp://www.remodeling.hw.net/customer-satisfaction/web-extra-10-suggestions.aspx?rssLink=Web+Extra%3a+10+Suggestions+for+Jobsite+Dust-ProofingTen things you can do to keep your work site clean enough for a three-year-old.Dust Mighthttp://www.remodeling.hw.net/safety/dust-might.aspx?rssLink=Dust+MightThere's no avoiding dust in a remodeling project, and with the pressure of possible litigation and liability claims, regulations, and customer demands, you need a way to control it. Remodelers can't be concerned with just dust, though; they're also responsible for protecting workers and customers from health risks associated with hazardous dust exposure. And, they must always be mindful of the bottom line.