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National Demolition Association Joins Substance Abuse Prevention Group

by Joanna Masterson | Oct 30, 2018
Safety | Total Human Health | Wellness

The National Demolition Association Board of Directors voted unanimously to become the newest member of the Construction Coalition for a Drug- and Alcohol-free Workplace.

Safeguard the Future of Business Operations With an Expanded Focus on Safety

by Bob Tuttle | Oct 26, 2018
Business | Business Development | Safety | Total Human Health

Failing to secure critical documents or take precautions to ensure digital work products aren’t lost in the cracks can open up firms to liability risk and non-compliance fines and penalties.

Develop a Culture of Mental Resiliency to Improve Employee Health

People need courage, persistence and adaptability in their mental muscles. Companies that model resiliency in their leadership are more likely to cultivate a resilient workforce.

Report Finds Construction Labor Shortage Impacts Jobsite Safety

Eighty percent of contractors are moderately to highly concerned about jobsite safety risks due to workforce shortages, according to a recent report by the USG Corporation + U.S. Chamber of Commerce Commercial Construction Index.

Reduce Supply Damage While Increasing Worker Safety

by Kunal Shah | Oct 12, 2018
Manufacturing | Markets | Safety | Total Human Health

Warehouses are integral to the supply chain, but using heavy equipment in small spaces can lead to worker injuries and product damage. Prioritizing worker safety and material protection is essential.

Vote Like Your Work Depends on It

by Nick Steingart | Oct 9, 2018
Legal and Regulatory | Legislation | Total Human Health

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.

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

by Peter Comstock | Sep 27, 2018
Economy | Legal and Regulatory | Legislation | Total Human Health

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.

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National Demolition Association Joins Substance Abuse Prevention Group

Safeguard the Future of Business Operations With an Expanded Focus on Safety

Develop a Culture of Mental Resiliency to Improve Employee Health

Report Finds Construction Labor Shortage Impacts Jobsite Safety

Reduce Supply Damage While Increasing Worker Safety

Vote Like Your Work Depends on It

Making Suicide Prevention a Part of Construction Safety Culture

Don’t Put Construction Industry Growth in Jeopardy This November

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