Best Practices and Technologies That Keep Construction Workers Safe
Many construction injuries are preventable with safety training and new technologies.
Vote Like Your Work Depends on It
Contractors and their employees can let lawmakers know they’ll be held accountable for the decisions that impact the construction industry by voting this November.
Safety Checklists: Using Technology to Protect Workers on the Jobsite
Cloud-based reporting technology can improve safety reporting by eliminating the learning curve for long-time workers and lowering the investment barrier to purchasing and implementing new technology.
Making Suicide Prevention a Part of Construction Safety Culture
With construction workers’ suicide rate at four times the national average, Lendlease is leading the way to foster a supportive culture for workers internally and in the industry as a whole.
Don’t Put Construction Industry Growth in Jeopardy This November
During the past two years, the United States has seen real economic growth within the construction industry—tied, at least in part, to regulatory policies that have helped businesses grow and create jobs for hardworking Americans.
Raising the Bar for Project Coordinators
At a time when the industry is eager to fill jobs and skills gaps across the board, from the office to the field, some firms are getting creative to help all types of construction employees reach the next level of leadership.
Training for Tomorrow
Construction education programs need all the support they can get to provide high-quality craft, management, safety and leadership training to the existing and future workforce, and help is on the way.
Taking Online Electrical Training Statewide in California
Five ABC chapters—Northern California, Southern California, Central California, San Diego and LA/Ventura—are joining forces to implement a statewide electrical training virtual program (ETVP).
