Beyond the Forecast: Managing Extreme Weather Risks on Construction Sites
Recognizing the early signs of heat or cold stress is critical to preventing small problems from becoming serious incidents.
Mental Health Is a Leadership Imperative in Construction
In 2023, more construction professionals died by suicide than from workplace accidents. Industry leaders explain why mental health must become as central to safety culture as hard hats and PPE.
Building on Progress: An Interview With the Construction Suicide Prevention Week 2026 Steering Committee
"Construction Suicide Prevention Week can be the spark. The real work happens during the other 51 weeks."
The Business Case for a Stronger Construction Safety Culture
More than half of executives say employees are working longer hours or taking fewer breaks, while 44% say employees are performing tasks they aren’t fully trained to perform.
Rethinking the Approach to Suicide Prevention In Construction: What Gets Passed Down From Leadership
It’s impossible to remove every pressure that comes with and/or from work. But not every inherited way of working needs to remain.
How Construction Leaders Can Train Supervisors to Support Sustained Recovery of Injured Workers
When a worker is injured, the path to recovery depends on more than just medical treatment. Here’s how construction companies can train leaders to support employees through every stage of the recovery process.
Building the Research and Healthcare Facilities of Tomorrow Without Impacting the Progress of Today
Healthcare and laboratory construction requires a much more delicate touch, especially when construction must not disrupt critical patient and research operations.
Advancing Jobsite Safety Through Culture, Comfort and Worker Engagement
As jobsites grow more complex and performance expectations rise, safety is being reframed as a cultural and organizational responsibility.
