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Maintaining jobsite safety in the face of tight budgets and timelines is challenging but not impossible. Contractors can boost the likelihood of workers returning home without...

A safe worksite is a productive worksite. Construction safety training is the best defense against accidents and mistakes that can injure workers and slow or halt operations.

Falls remain the top cause of death in the construction industry and a leading cause of injuries. But one basic, often-overlooked rule can help prevent them: the three points of...

Heavy equipment is safe when it’s well maintained and operated properly. It’s also true that just about every piece of heavy equipment is capable of tipping or rolling over under...

Construction can be a dangerous occupation. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in the year 2020, more than one in five workers who lost their lives in work-related...

With traffic speeding past just a few feet away, work zones can be hazardous for people performing road construction or maintenance.

Of all the potential electrical hazards a workplace may pose, the most terrifying and violent is the arc fault. This phenomenon unleashes both an arc flash and an arc blast and is...

OSHA 1910 Subpart S requires electrical safety training for all workers who might come into contact with an electrical hazard. That makes this training, which includes arc flash...

Forklift hand signals allow for clear communication between an operator and a forklift spotter, even in the loudest work environments. That’s important because forklift accidents...

Interested in a high-demand job that indulges your passion for diagnosing and fixing complex machinery and offers significant autonomy and an ever-changing office? As a field...