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In February 2017, an Illinois worker died as a result of being crushed in an aerial lift which caused asphyxiation due to mechanical compression of his neck. Sadly, accidents of

If you think workplace safety is the responsibility of the safety committee or senior management only, think again. Recognizing workplace hazards is everyone’s responsibility including the work crew, supervisors, and

Good or bad, every construction company has an existing safety culture in place. If you have a good culture there’s always room for improvement. If your culture is lacking, our

Safety is an integral part of the construction industry and should be a core value of every construction company from the CEO to the construction worker. As safety initiatives around

Is your construction job site vigilant about workplace safety? A safety compliant employer is one that recognizes the most common job site hazards, knows their responsibility as an employer, and

Struck-by hazards are injuries that are caused by something propelled, thrown, or hurled into the air. These propelled objects may strike a worker and cause serious injury or death. Struck-by

Construction subcontractors face many challenges in the construction industry, but understanding how to manage risks and pressures both internally and externally is the key to subcontractor longevity. In part one

Why do subcontractors fail? Much of it has to do with a failure to address their pain points—real or perceived—which can lead to project failure in a number of ways.

In today’s technology-driven world, it should come as no surprise that many of trends in construction revolve around new technologies that will improve and enhance the building design and construction