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Home » Topic » Safety

1 Million Work Hours Can’t Be Wrong

by Grace Austin | Jan 25, 2024
Culture | Departments | Organization Culture | OSHA | PPE | Safety | Total Human Health | Wellness

A fierce commitment to safety has helped Bosworth Steel Erectors reach an industry-leading milestone. And they don’t plan to stop there.

News Briefs: January-February 2024

by Construction Executive | Jan 25, 2024
Business | Economy | Finance | News Briefs | Nuts + Bolts | OSHA | Safety

Industry Finishes Strong in 2023 and a Guilty Plea in a Crash That Killed Six

Integrating Security Into Architectural Design

by Paula Balmori | Jan 11, 2024
OSHA | Safety | Total Human Health

Security measures need to be given just as much forethought in the design process as plumbing and electrical systems are.

Observe and Report: AI Makes the Jobsite Safer

by Josh Kanner | Dec 3, 2023
Artificial Intelligence | Departments | Safety | Technology

AI-based predictive analytics can use data from multiple sources to identify potential risks on a project—streamlining operations and making for a safer jobsite.

Train More Safely With Construction Technology

by Clare Epstein | Nov 27, 2023
PPE | Safety

With fatal workplace incidents on the rise and the skills gap continuing to widen, construction employers must take every measure possible to ensure employee safety.

How to Optimize Construction-Site Safety This Winter

by Kevin Lane | Nov 15, 2023
OSHA | PPE | Safety

Saving money on jobsite safety doesn't have to mean cutting corners. And that's no snow job.

What Trends Could Your Construction Business Face for the Rest of 2023?

by Construction Executive | Nov 7, 2023
Safety

Inflation's impact, catastrophic risks and legal complexities heavily influence the construction landscape. Partnering with the right adviser allows you to adopt proactive strategies to ensure your construction company remains adaptable and resilient in the face of these evolving challenges.

Saying No to Drug Testing and Yes to Impairment Testing

by Scott Berman | Nov 1, 2023
Departments | Safety | Wellness

Construction and other industries are seeing a shift from drug testing to impairment testing—part of an effort to boost safety, cut costs and attract and retain talent.
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