As 2017 comes to a close, contractors faced new OSHA regulations, drug and opioid epidemics and new AIA contract documents. For 2018, expect a focus on workplace violence and ergonomic concerns.
How Field Service Technicians Are Reaching Higher Levels of Efficiency and Ensuring Safer Jobsites
Field service technicians are achieving remarkable business outcomes, reaching higher levels of efficiency and ensuring safer jobsites—proving connectivity isn’t just for downtown offices.
Curbing Respirable Crystalline Silica: What to Expect
With enforcement for the construction standard beginning Sept. 23, 2017, it’s important to understand how to be prepared.
A User’s Perspective on Health Care Trends
Darrell O. Simpson, senior vice president of development at The Sanders Trust, Birmingham, Ala., offers candid feedback o health care segments, workforce concerns, and the benefits of collaboration, BIM and prefabrication.
How Not to Sweat Summertime Heat Stress
Thousands of workers report suffering occupational heat-related illnesses each year, dozens of which result in fatalities. Of those fatalities, 40 percent occur in the construction industry.
Move Away From Safety Banners to Better Promote Safe Construction: Four Ways to Improve Jobsite Safety
With open conversations, continual training and genuine safety awareness in place of safety advertising, construction workers can look forward to having a safe place to work, while margins and reputations are protected.












