Construction sites generate a lot of waste—some of it harmless, like wood scraps or packaging, and some of it far more dangerous. Hazardous waste materials such as solvents, lead-based paint, asbestos, or leftover chemicals can pose serious threats to workers, the surrounding community, and the environment if they aren’t handled correctly. Improper management doesn’t just […]
Safety signs aren’t just boxes to check for compliance—they’re a critical part of keeping workers safe on the job. On construction and industrial sites, where hazards are around every corner, clear and well-placed signage helps prevent accidents, ensures compliance, and keeps everyone aware of their surroundings. When signs are done right, they save lives. In […]
Working at heights is part of the job in construction, but it also comes with serious risks. Falls are one of the leading causes of death and injury on job sites, making fall protection a must—not just for compliance, but for keeping everyone safe. What is a Fall Protection System? A fall protection system is […]
Winter on the job site isn’t just about braving the cold—it’s about staying safe while keeping productivity high. From freezing temps and icy surfaces to the risk of hypothermia and frostbite, winter brings its own set of hazards. And these dangers aren’t just a hassle—they can be life-threatening. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics […]
Keeping Workers Safe with Technology Construction has always been a high-risk industry. Whether it’s working from great heights, navigating unstable ground, or operating heavy machinery, safety is a top priority. But thanks to technology, keeping workers safe is becoming easier and more efficient. One tool making a big difference? Drones. Drones—also known as unmanned aerial […]
Staying safe on the job isn’t just about following rules—it’s about getting home to your family every night. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recently updated the EM-385-1-1 Safety and Health Requirements Manual, which lays out the safety standards for government construction projects. If you’re working on one of these projects, here’s a quick rundown […]
If you work in construction, you already know the deal: safety isn’t something you can just “check off” at the start of the day. It’s always changing—just like your job site. Whether it’s heavy machinery, shifting site conditions, or unpredictable weather, staying safe means staying alert and flexible. Unlike jobs in healthcare or food safety, […]
