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The Travelers 2025 Injury Impact Report Reveals First-Year Workers Most at Risk

By Construction Executive
September 4, 2025
Travelers recently released its 2025 Injury Impact Report—an analysis of workers’ compensation claims—and its findings reveal some curious insights that might be useful for construction companies. Construction Executive sat down with Claude Howard, VP and Workers Compensation Cl...
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Construction Safety Culture Trends of 2025

By Clayton Jones
August 28, 2025
In 2025, construction safety is no longer treated as a regulatory box to check. It is woven into the daily operations, culture and long-term strategy of successful construction companies. Leading firms are demonstrating that safety in the construction industry goes well beyond pe...
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Stay Cool: Managing Construction Worker Heat Stress on the Summer Jobsite

By Ronda McCarthy
August 6, 2025
Summertime typically marks the beginning of peak construction season. With longer daylight hours, construction sites are filled with the sounds of machinery and the visible progress of indoor and outdoor building projects. However, the summer also ushers in higher temperatures, w...
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Wildfires, Silica Exposures and ESG-Friendly Solutions

By David Rios
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After a wildfire, the air is thick with smoke and the scent of burnt vegetation—remnants of a once vibrant landscape now reduced to charred earth. The rebuilding process includes assessing fire risks and implementing strategies to improve resilience against future wildfires. But ...
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How Safety Training Can Improve Employee Engagement and Retention

By Rebecca Williams
July 17, 2025
Employee engagement has become a focal point in the workplace over the last several years. Assessing the level of worker motivation and passion for their tasks can assist companies in improving their retention strategies. It’s widely recognized that employee engagement is a criti...
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Inside Look: The Career of a Building Safety Professional

By International Code Council
June 18, 2025
Each year, the International Code Council leads Building Safety Month, a campaign to raise awareness about the importance of modern building codes. Behind every safe structure is a team of trained professionals, from inspectors and code officials to engineers and plan reviewers, ...
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Breaking the Stigma: ABC Cares Foundation’s New Mental Health App

By Sonny Maken
June 10, 2025
With suicide rates among construction workers more than twice the national average, the industry is grappling with the effects of high stress, physically demanding work and a rough-and-tough culture that often discourages seeking help. Recognizing this urgent need, the ABC Cares ...
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Responding to Heat Stress on Construction Sites: Dry Heat vs. Humid Heat

By Evelyn Long
May 22, 2025
Heat stress occurs when the body’s natural temperature regulation methods begin to fail. Construction workers are at an increased risk of it since they spend long hours outdoors doing physically demanding tasks. Unmanaged heat stress can lead to dehydration, muscle cramps and con...
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The Evolution of Construction Jobsite Safety: Lessons From the Field

By Milwaukee Tool
May 8, 2025
Each year, Construction Safety Week offers the construction industry an opportunity to pause and refocus on the most important goal: ensuring every worker returns home safely. Mike Spensieri, who leads jobsite safety initiatives at Milwaukee Tool, shared observations from the fie...
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Jobsites Can Be Nearly Seven Times Safer With Health and Safety Best Practices

By ABC
May 5, 2025
WASHINGTON, May 1—Associated Builders and Contractors today released its 2025 Health and Safety Performance Report, an annual guide to construction jobsite health and safety best practices. As a proud sponsor, ABC published the report ahead of Construction Safety Week 2025, May 5...

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