Be Prepared With Emergency Response Planning
Construction relies on constant on-site safety. Re-evaluating emergency action plans help reduce project risks—and construction sites—from start to finish.
Out of the Shadows: Breaking the Stigma Surrounding Mental Health
Mental health issues pose significant risks to construction workers’ well-being, safety and productivity. A construction industry focus can shift attitudes, perceptions and behaviors about mental health.
Reducing Opioid and Substance Use Disorders in the Construction Industry
An often-overlooked risk to construction workers is the threat posed by opioids prescribed after an injury. The CDC found that 13% started or increased substance use to deal with stress related to the global pandemic.
Construction Executive Compiles Industry Workforce Achievements
Access "The Hands That Build America," a compilation of workforce, mentorship and training stories from <i>Construction Executive</i>.
Unprepared Employers May Sweat the Risks of Heat Stress This Summer
Construction employers should train workers on the signs of heat-stress, have an effective heat-stress program and know how to handle emergency heat-related situations.
Mold—It’s Still Growing!
Understanding how mold can affect a project and having a plan and resources in place to deal with the risks are keys to avoiding issues that could lead to claims and litigation.
Essential Business Preparations for Contractors Ahead of 2021 Wildfire Season
With planning and preparation, the effects of wildfires can be mitigated. Wildfires require a specific set of conditions to propagate; the key is confining those conditions.
Is the Construction Industry Experiencing COVID-19 Side Effects?
Contractors are starting to see the real impact of COVID-19, including financial impacts, a potential global recession and the overall impact on workforce.
