How to protect workers from chemical and toxic substance exposure in the workplace
Some occupations require employees to work with toxic and chemical substances. Protect workers by eliminating or substituting them and wearing PPE.
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Heat stress mobile app from AIHA available for open beta testing
AIHA’s new mobile app helps protect construction workers from heat stress with real-time alerts, personalized advice, and essential safety resources.
Falls are the most common hazard in construction—here’s why
Falls are the leading cause of death in construction. Proper PPE, adequate training, and integrating safety considerations can prevent job site accidents.
Asbestos exposure in construction: the looming threat
Asbestos was widely used in construction and may still be present in insulation, floor, and ceiling tiles. Asbestos exposure can cause long-term health issues.
10 steps construction companies can take to save lives
Trade workers are at the highest risk of death by suicide. Implementing early, mid, and late tactics are simple ways companies can provide support and…
Company spotlight: ScaffSource
Offering scaffolding and shoring equipment to the construction sector, ScaffSource provides solutions through a network of U.S. locations and partners.
How CIASP is working towards a zero-suicide construction industry
Through resources, education, training, and support, CIASP hopes to break the stigma of discussing mental health in construction.
Pennsylvania greenlights improve safety measures for highway construction sites
The new Pennsylvania bill allows construction and maintenance vehicles to display green lights to reduce work zone accidents.
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.
NYC focus on construction worker ODs highlights an epidemic
Substance abuse-related deaths are at an all-time high in the construction industry, but New York City officials are trying to reduce deaths through education.
Chemical exposure and hearing loss in construction
When combined with loud and constant noises common to construction sites, exposure to certain chemicals can lead to auditory damage.
Maryland and other states crack down on work zone speeding with steeper fines
Maryland doubles work zone speeding fines to improve safety, responding to a fatal I-695 accident. Fines can now reach up to $1,000 to deter dangerous…
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