The 7 most common fall protection mistakes on the job (and how to fix them)
Fall protection mistakes, such as using worn-out equipment, not conducting a risk assessment, or improperly using your SRL, could cause injury or fatalities.
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SCSA’s survey tool helping predict risks and prevent accidents
SCSA’s survey tool is helping construction sites predict risks and prevent accidents by improving communication and equipment access.
This company is using technology to help workers stay hydrated
Epicore Biosystems' Hydration system helps construction workers stay hydrated and avoid heat illness with personalized feedback.
7 apps to make construction sites safer
Job site safety just got easier with apps designed to help identify safety issues, ensure compliance, and reduce paperwork woes.
Ensuring crane safety: How the NCCCO leverages technology to minimize risks
The NCCCO Foundation is setting new standards for crane safety by using innovative technology to address hazards and protect workers.
OSHA’s new heat regulations: Protection or overreach?
OSHA’s new heat rules aim to protect workers, but the strict regulations are sparking controversy in regions accustomed to high temperatures.
The cost of safety gear: A barrier to workplace protection
Rising safety gear costs are preventing full workplace implementation, leaving workers vulnerable to avoidable risks.
Essential guidelines for preventing electrical hazards
Electrical hazards like exposed wires and faulty equipment can lead to shocks, burns, or even fatal accidents if not adequately addressed.
The dangers of carbon monoxide exposure
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless gas that can be deadly. Install detectors and ensure proper ventilation to reduce exposure.
Top 10 OSHA violations every construction site should avoid
Machine guarding, scaffolding, and respiratory protection are among the top 10 most common OSHA violations in construction that could land you a fine.
DroneDeploy launches Safety AI
DroneDeploy’s new Safety AI enhances construction safety with automated risk detection and real-time analytics, enhancing job site safety.
Which construction workplace injuries cost companies the most?
Workers comp claims total $58B annually in the US. Overexertion, falls, and contact with equipment remain the largest injury claim categories.
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