OSHA partners with National Safety Council to improve construction vehicle safety
OSHA joins the National Safety Council to reduce vehicle-related construction fatalities and help to protect road workers.
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OSHA’s new PPE rule: What employers need to know
OSHA updates PPE rules for construction to ensure safety gear is properly fitted for all workers, fostering inclusivity and worker safety.
Top OSHA violations of 2024 + penalty increases construction teams need to know about
OSHA violations are increasing by 2.6% this year. Top violations include respiratory protection, ladder, fall protection, and scaffolding.
How OSHA’s revised PPE standard impacts construction safety in 2025
OSHA’s updated PPE rule mandates properly fitting gear to enhance safety and compliance for construction employers starting in January 2025.
Put your best foot forward with the right construction work boots
Quality footwear in the skilled trades offers essential protection, comfort, and support for foot health to reduce fatigue and joint pain.
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.
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.
Hand injuries on the job: Prevention and safety tips for construction workers
Burns, cuts, punctures, and fractures are some of the most common hand injuries in the workplace. Awareness and education are key to preventing them.
OSHA soliciting comments on proposed new heat safety regs
OSHA is soliciting public comments on its proposed new heat safety regulations to protect workers from heat-related injuries and illnesses.
OSHA rule change on employee representation is effective May 31
A controversial rule change allowing a non-employee to represent employees during an OSHA walkthrough investigation takes effect May 31.
Fall safety violators targeted by OSHA
OSHA has cracked down on fall safety violators and is taking contractors to task over safety violations, sometimes even forcing compliance.
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