Collaborate 2020: A Packed Virtual Conference
Viewpoint's Collaborate 2020 virtual conference was packed with industry and technical information. Read the full scoop here.
Safely Getting Back on the Jobsite
Staying current with OSHA and CDC guidelines is key to staying safe on the jobsite. Safety now encompasses PPEs, masks, hand sanitation station, disinfecting workspaces and social distancing.
Students Rise to the Skilled Trades Challenge
For many young students, the opportunity to use construction tools or even the idea of a career in construction never arrives. Enter the Skilled Trades Ninja Challenge in Shelby County, Ohio.
Navigating the Pandemic With a Seven-Step Safety Plan
Due to careful development and implementation of safety plans, one contractor celebrated zero lost-time injuries last year, and is aiming for a similar goal during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Keep Employees Safe From the Impacts of COVID-19
Shortly after the onset of COVID-19, OSHA provided guidance to employers; while the guidance is ever-changing, contractors should remain diligent and take reasonable steps to protect employees from the hazards.
Simulation Can Help Retain Skilled Equipment Operators and Reduce the Skills Gap
The benefits of simulation-based training go beyond fuel savings and minimizing equipment wear and tear. It demonstrates an organization’s commitment to investing in human capital right from the start.
How to Enhance Safety Training and Compliance Across the Supply Chain
Risk management software can help contractors reduce administrative tasks while integrating health and safety criteria into vendor prequalification efforts.
Get All Hands on Deck to Improve Skilled Trade Recruitment
To build an exceptional skilled trades team, construction companies need to train every employee, from the receptionist to the CEO, to understand the value of the skilled trades and contribute to their recruitment efforts. Here are a few steps that can help.
