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Injury & Risk Prevention
Work Zone Technology Must Support, Not Replace, Workers
AFADs, rumble strips and video technology can improve work zone safety when strategically deployed alongside trained traffic control professionals.
Concrete Crews Need More Than Cushioned Work Boots
September 12, 2026
Brass Knuckle Adds SmartCut Sleeve for Arm Protection
September 9, 2026
Reducing Struck-By Risk: The Case for Automated Fleets
August 14, 2026
Extreme Weather Is Redefining Construction Jobsite Safety
August 1, 2026
Lone Worker Safety Becomes a Growing Priority in Construction
July 26, 2026
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NAWIC Announces 2027 Women in Construction Week Events
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AI Is Reshaping Construction Incident Response
Labor & Workforce Development
Novara Acquires Ensogo to Expand AI and Sustainability Capabilities
Boots & Footwear
Footwear's Impact on Worker Safety During Extreme Heat
Red Wing Shoe Co.
Construction heat safety involves more than hydration and shade. Proper footwear and PPE choices can help reduce heat stress, fatigue and injury risks on jobsites.
Labor & Workforce Development
Milwaukee Tool Expands Jobsite Safety Training to Include Mental Health Awareness
Milwaukee Tool Corp.
Milwaukee Tool partnered with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to add mental health awareness and suicide prevention resources to construction jobsite safety training.
Construction Technology
Rethinking Construction Safety in the Age of Robotics and Physical AI
FORT Robotics
Robotics can address some of the construction industry’s biggest challenges, but smarter safety is needed for human-machine collaboration.
Equipment Monitoring & Logistics
Telematics Helps Construction Fleets Reduce Risk and Improve Driver Safety
Sentry Insurance
Fleet tracking systems and driver behavior data are becoming important tools for construction companies managing vehicle incidents, safety programs and legal exposure.
Fall Protection
The National Safety Council Calls for “Stand-Down” Targeting Fall Prevention in Construction
National Safety Council
Construction employers are urged to join the May 4-8 National Safety Stand-Down to address fall hazards, a leading cause of jobsite fatalities.
Concrete Technology
From Reactive To Resilient
Trimble Solutions USA
How digital data is redefining safety on the jobsite.
Labor & Workforce Development
The 7 Pillars of Safety to Reshape Construction Jobsites
Milwaukee Tool Corp.
A shift toward proactive safety is changing construction jobsites. Explore the 7 Pillars of Safety and how contractors are integrating dust control, ergonomics, technology and more into daily operations.
Construction Safety Technology
10 Ways Technology is Improving Safety on Construction Jobsites and Roadways
AWP Safety
From smart PPE to AI-driven alerts, new technologies are helping reduce risks, improve visibility and strengthen safety across construction sites and work zones.
Concrete Pumps
Concrete Pump Jobsite Safety: NRMCA Joins Coalition
American Concrete Pumping Association
The National Ready Mixed Concrete Association joins We Are Safer Together Coalition - brings attention to safety on concrete pump jobsites following the update to ASME B30.27.
Labor & Workforce Development
Teaching Safety to a New Generation of Construction Workers Amid Labor Shift
Sentry Insurance
As retirements rise and new workers enter the construction industry, contractors focus on onboarding, knowledge transfer and daily reinforcement to reduce jobsite risk.
Labor & Workforce Development
Construction Outlook 2026: Costs, Labor and Risk
HUB International
Rising material costs, labor shortages and extreme weather are driving new risk management, insurance and workforce strategies across construction in 2026.
Training & Education
Aerial Data Gives Contractors a Clearer View of Risk, Safety and Jobsite Progress
Drone as a Service (DaaS)
Aerial data from drones, LiDAR and photogrammetry improves hazard detection, tracks progress and helps reduce cost and schedule risks on construction sites.
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