Safety

OSHA violations are increasing by 2.6% this year. Top violations include respiratory protection, ladder, fall protection, and scaffolding.

The Monday effect drives 23.6% of workplace injuries in construction, highlighting the need for proactive safety measures to protect workers.

Heavy machinery is the backbone of construction, engineering, and industrial projects, playing a critical role in completing large-scale tasks efficiently. However, its size, complexity, and power make safety a top priority, as accidents can lead to severe injuries or significant project setbacks. Key measures like thorough equipment inspections, providing comprehensive operator training, and implementing technology…

OSHA’s updated PPE rule mandates properly fitting gear to enhance safety and compliance for construction employers starting in January 2025.

Trailblazing Swedish technology company Twiceme is transforming how safety is managed on job sites worldwide. Their innovative approach focuses on integrating emergency technology directly into safety gear using NFCs, providing instant access to critical information when it matters most. Twiceme’s smart technology embeds a scannable NFC (Near Field Communication) tag into helmets, vests, and other…

Construction workers have up to a 96% risk of MSDs from repetitive strain—proper lifting, balanced tool belts, and labeling can protect workers against injury.

Combustible dust poses significant dangers to worksite safety. Protect your workplace from dust explosions with proper prevention strategies.

Construction companies can improve safety with apps, smart PPE, and active teaching methods. Here are the best articles with all the details.

Long work hours and hard labor in construction increase the risk of long-term health consequences like dementia, heart disease, diabetes, and obesity.

Sleep deprivation can impact your health and work performance, especially in high-risk industries like construction.