Skanska’s AI assistant: The future of jobsite safety
Skanska's Safety AI assistant offers instant, task-specific safety guidance, integrating OSHA standards for improved construction site safety.
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The MākuSafe safety device that could save a worker’s life
MākuSafe is improving safety culture with live health tracking, hazard identification, and voice reporting, one wearable at a time.
Why blood sugar and heart health matter in construction
Blood sugar crashes and heart problems can put construction workers at risk. Nutrient dense lunches and staying hydrated reduce your risks.
Prevent construction accidents and improve safety with job hazard analysis
A job hazard analysis identifies risks before they become accidents to improve construction safety and protect workers.
Bravi Platforms: Low-level access redefined for modern construction
Bravi Platforms transforms low-level access with stable, battery-powered platforms like the LUI 460 creating safer solutions for modern construction.
Safety helmet 101: The next generation of head protection is here
A safety helmet is identifiable by its chin strap, and the different types and classes offer better ways to protect your team.
How to prepare your construction site for extreme weather
Protect your construction site from extreme weather. Secure materials, reinforce structures, and create emergency response plans to stay safe.
How to build earthquake resistant buildings that last
Structures like the Sabiha Gökçen Airport have figured out how to build earthquake resistant buildings using smart design.
Electrical hazards: How painters can avoid shocks, fires, and deadly risks
Painters face electrical hazards that can lead to shocks, burns, and deadly injuries. Safety practices and protective equipment keep workers safe.
Heavy machinery safety: Best practices to keep workers protected
With proper training, PPE, inspections, and pre-operation inspections, you can reduce workplace accidents around heavy machinery.
Breaking the fall: Top strategies to prevent slips, trips, and falls
Slips, trips, and falls are leading causes of injury in construction. Proper training, awareness, and gear can prevent accidents and protect your team.
Construction leads in electrical fatalities in latest ESFI data
ESFI reports 1,940 workplace electrical fatalities from 2011 to 2023, with the construction industry contributing the most.
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